Analytics

Specialized opinions and analyses to understand the backgrounds and details of events.

Ramos on the Radar of Iraqi Air Force After Leaving Monterrey

Will Ramos choose to embark on a new experience in Iraq with the Air Force, or will he prefer to return to Europe for a new challenge before retirement?

The Wall Street Journal Warns: Iran is Weakened but Still Militarily Deadly, Iran Continues to Retain Missile Capability

Experts estimated that the diversity of Iranian capabilities allows it to strike multiple targets simultaneously, increasing the risks of escalation if Washington resorts to military options.

Silver Records Unprecedented Jump, Breaking the $110 Per Ounce Barrier

Spot silver prices climbed by 6.49%, reaching $109.887 per ounce, reflecting a strong buying wave in global markets.

Gas Prices in Europe Rise to Highest Level in 10 Months

February gas futures on the "TTF" index, the largest gas trading hub in Europe, rose by 3% to $489 per thousand cubic meters.

A New Book Reveals Unpublished Details About the Death of Suad Hosny After 25 Years

The book offers an analytical reading of the last days of Suad Hosny's life, in an attempt to reopen the file on her mysterious death in London in 2001.

A New Surge in Gas Prices in Europe at the Beginning of 2026

The European gas markets witnessed a noticeable rise in blue fuel prices at the end of 2025, with futures contracts increasing by about 3% in trading on Monday.

Economic expert Mohamed El-Erian warns of the end of globalization and signals a new phase of "fragmentation"

Dr. Mohamed El-Erian, the global economic expert and chief economist at "Allianz", urged countries to undertake a strategic repositioning focused on resilience and flexibility to face profound global transformations.

Cybersecurity Experts Warn: Data Leaks are a "Battle for Digital Identity" and Not Just a Breach

In light of the rapid digital transformation, individual account hacking crimes are no longer the biggest concern; instead, a new threat has emerged in the form of leaked data being traded as a valuable commodity in the dark web markets.

The Venezuelan File Confuses Trump's Calculations and Places Washington in Limited Options

In an attempt to assess the course of confrontation and determine the next steps, Trump held a closed meeting in the Oval Office on Monday evening with his senior national security advisors.

A Long Drought Series Ended One of the Oldest Civilizations: A Recent Study Redefines the End of the Indus Valley

The researchers relied on integrating paleoclimate data extracted from the isotopic analysis of cave stalagmites in the Sahyadri and Maumlu regions of India.

Scientists Achieve Medical Breakthrough in Aging Treatment.. Initial Success in Mice

A team of scientists has announced a new medical breakthrough that could pave the way for aging treatment, following initial success in experiments on mice. Researchers hope these results will soon open the door to clinical trials in humans, aimed at combating aging and maintaining youthful vitality.

New Study Unravels the Mystery of Superwinds on Venus

The peculiarity of the phenomenon lies in the fact that Venus's atmosphere rotates around the planet at a speed sixty times that of its own rotation, a phenomenon known as "super-rotation."

"New York Times": Internal memo from the U.S. FDA links the deaths of 10 children to COVID-19 vaccines

The memo prepared by the agency's chief medical and scientific officer, Vinay Prasad, suggests that myocarditis may be a potential cause of those deaths.

Gold Prices Stabilize Amid Mixed Expectations for U.S. Rate Cuts

Gold prices stabilized on Thursday, November 27, after touching their highest levels in about two weeks during the previous session, as investors assess the likelihood of the U.S. Federal Reserve cutting interest rates.

Strange 'Identity' Rock on Mars Reignites Debate About the Existence of Life Beyond Earth

The discovery of an unusual rock on the surface of Mars has revived scientific discussion about the possibility of indicators of life beyond Earth.

Using Fingers is a Key to Early Success in Mathematics: Swiss Study Reveals the Link

A new Swiss study has shown that children's reliance on their fingers for counting during the early years of education is not an indicator of weakness, but rather essential in enhancing their long-term mathematical abilities.

How do some people remember faces with incredible accuracy? A new study reveals a stunning mechanism in the brain

Have you ever encountered someone you met for just a few seconds, only to later discover that they remember your features in astonishing detail? These individuals are known as "super-recognizers."

Worrying outbreak in East Africa.. WHO warns of the spread of Marburg virus in Ethiopia

The World Health Organization warned today, Saturday, of the outbreak of the deadly Marburg virus in Ethiopia, after nine confirmed cases were reported, according to the Ethiopian Ministry of Health.

"Politico": European MPs Sue Parliament Over Refusal to Investigate COVID Vaccine Deals

The General Court of the European Union received an official request confirming that the decision of political faction leaders to not allow a vote on establishing an investigative committee "was illegal."

Women's infidelity is not a whim but a reaction to a man who neither sees nor hears.. A Russian scientist explains the reasons!

"A woman does not want to be a task executor, but to be understood and supported without judgment or ridicule."

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