Created in 1984 by Spanish toymaker Feber, Chabel fashion dolls were an icon of her era and a favorite among Spanish girls before production stopped in 1992. Now, Chabel is back.
Thanks to the many citizen science projects that exist today, all of us who make up the social fabric can actively contribute to scientific knowledge and sustainable development.
While we’re focused on these issues, we’re overlooking a growing and largely unregulated industry: interactions with AI.
Today, smiling at the camera is almost taken for granted. Although how much we smile and at whom varies across cultures.
Russia's annexation of Crimea, in 2014, warned Europe over a changing geopolitical scenario and the bloc's vulnerability in terms of security. Now, the war in Ukraine has pushed EU member states to strengthen their defense policies and reopened the debate over the need for a European army.
Few artistic disciplines have as many women as leading figures as flamenco does.
More and more teachers are finding a successful side career on social media as influencers.
In the darkest corners of gender violence there is vicarious violence, aimed at one person to hurt another.
The transition to clean energy has brought about significant changes in our electricity systems.
The adult toy industry generates hundreds of millions of tons of waste a year.
It is not not gray-haired men who feel uncomfortable with feminism, but rather Gen Z boys.
Altruism is not a right, it is a human condition, something every human heart has to conquer.
Technology is often blamed for our growing lack of focus.
Nationalist passions are experiencing a revival in the 21st century.
Gardening, cooking sweets or binding books are tasks associated with monasteries.
Social networks are full of false gurus who claim to be experts in mental health and well-being.
The debate over the potential dangers of energy drinks, especially for young people, was revived recently in Spain.
A new alternative education model is emerging online, competing unintentionally with the traditional school institution.
You are what you eat. Today, this famous saying comes bearing a question: What will we be eating tomorrow?
In Spain, tipping culture can be very different from one region to the other.
The re-appropriation of an insult does not necessarily change what it means.
Ecological collapse is counterproductive to the transformation of our economic model, warns Emilio Santiago.
Society of the Snow, offers an example of a well-managed community in the face of extreme hardship.
«Reading time: 2 minutes...» is a more and more common alert from digital media under the headlines of the articles.
Let's take a trip through the country following the most highlighted dates of the festive calendar.
What exactly is technophobia in our AI age... and can it be cured?
Boa Mistura is an urban artists collective born in the streets of Madrid in 2001.
Zoos are often associated with animal cruelty, or at the very least a general animal unhappiness.
Abundant, insidious… Everyday, everywhere we go messages inviting us to acquire and feed our subjective autonomy.
Whenever journalists talk about gender-based violence, we run the risk of drowning in a sea of figures.
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