Valencian anesthetist Raúl Incertis describes systematic violence and impossible medical choices at Khan Yunis' overwhelmed Nasser Hospital, the only facility serving over a million displaced Palestinians
This change will ensure continuity for the newspaper, upholding its founding principles of editorial independence, journalistic integrity and honesty.
Military armored vehicles were stationed in civilian areas near the main base used jointly with NATO
The new project marks the newspaper's first venture into print media, thirty years after its founding
Interview with the Russian journalist, exiled and under death threat, author of "El meu país estimat", an exceptional chronicle of Russia’s drift into fascism
In the whole country, but especially in the Catalan-speaking areas, the majority has spoken out against the imposition of Spanish that the PP government wanted to implement
Interview with Jordi Domingo, winner of the presidency of the Council of the Catalan Republic, who will be Carles Puigdemont's successor.
A discussion on how inequality, deindustrialization, and the decline of social mobility have fueled right-wing populism in the United States and its global implications
8,000 people participate in the competition based on VilaWeb's popular word game, with online elimination rounds and semifinals held during public events in Andorra, Barcelona, Palma, Perpinyà, and València.
Memories of six years of detention and torture in Sednaya, the notorious prison of Syria's former regime
In an interview with VilaWeb, Roberto Cuillo, former spokesperson for the ex-president of the European Parliament, recalls how Sassoli opened the doors of the institution to Puigdemont and Comín five years ago. He views the Spanish judiciary's boycott of the amnesty law as an anomaly within the EU.
They celebrate that the ruling allows speaking Catalan in council meetings if it is first spoken in French, although they consider it insufficient.
We speak with Evin Siwed, co-chair of the Executive Council of the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria, the region the Kurds call Rojava.
We speak with Bluesky's Chief Operating Officer about X and Elon Musk, the rise of the social network and the main challenges it faces.
An investigation by several European media outlets uncovers the financial and organizational control of the OCCRP consortium, which includes El Periódico
The disappearance of the President of the Generalitat during the crucial hours of the floods highlights a lack of capacity to manage a catastrophe
Interview with the former Scottish First Minister who made the independence referendum possible exactly ten years ago today.
Interview with the President of the Parliament of Catalonia, Josep Rull, two days before Salvador Illa's inauguration
President Puigdemont's lawyer speaks of the revolt of the Spanish high judiciary and the fabricated trial against him that could lead to a life sentence for defending the leaders of the Catalan independence process.
Conversation with the Ukrainian philosopher and journalist, who provides a very interesting perspective on Russia, linguistic imperialism, and the manipulations of history.
Interview, after the European elections, with the director of FanPage.it, who has traveled across Europe to write a book about the rise of the far-right.
Junts, ERC, and CUP have agreed to form a parliamentary board with a pro- Catalan independence majority.
Interview with Lluís Llach after his election as new President of the Assemblea Nacional Catalana
The end of the judicial journey allows us to say that no one has managed to find anything, not the slightest connection, not the slightest evidence, not even the slightest hint.
The Spanish parliament finally approves the Amnesty Law, a historic victory for Catalan independence movement
The Catalan independence movement loses its parliamentary majority for the first time in a decade, but the Catalan Socialists face major challenges in forming a government.
Interview with the journalist from Directa, who has gone into exile in Switzerland following the investigation for terrorism in the case of Tsunami Democràtic
This is how judge García-Castellón has pushed Catalan independence into a new exile. In recent months, Ruben Wagensberg, Oleguer Serra, Jesús Rodríguez, and Josep Campmajó, accused of terrorism in the case of the Tsunami Democràtic, have had to take refuge in Switzerland.
He was a driving force behind La Crida, la Plataforma pel Dret a Decidir and the ANC (Catalan National Assembly), among many other initiatives.
At a conference in Elna, he announces that he will be the leader of the Junts' party list for the May elections.
The exiled minister states in this interview that he do not intend to take any risk of arrest and, if necessary, they could wait to return for a second investiture debate
President Pere Aragonés is pushed to do so following the vote against the budget project by the Commons, which has put the government on the ropes.
Interview with Clara Ponsatí, who this week announced that for Sant Jordi she will present a political platform named "Alhora," together with Jordi Graupera.
Interview with the French geographer and thinker who questions the role of the dominant political elites who have become what he calls the "new bourgeoisie" - He explains the democratic crisis by the selfishness of the political class and its lack of interest in the problems of the majority of the population.
In 2002, he convinced French authorities to sign the Malaga agreement by telling them that Colonna was located in Spain, but it was false.
The court has ordered the proceedings to be kept secret, and as the hours pass, Russia's involvement in the crime seems more likely.
Indignation at persecutions and abuses such as those suffered by Navalny or Assange can never be partial, it cannot depend only on who is affected and the political consideration we have for them.
Jüri Ratas, the former Prime Minister of Estonia, from the same party, has left the organization due to Toom's ties with pro-Kremlin activists.
