LGBT in art through the ages MADRID: Gays, lesbians and transgender people have been a feature of art — and life — throughout the ages, from... Published 30 Jun, 2017 06:58am
Madrid show delves into Picasso’s dark journey to ‘Guernica’ MADRID: It’s an artistic journey through terror, panic and fear that culminates in ‘Guernica’, Pablo... Published 04 Apr, 2017 06:58am
In Madrid, the homeless dine out... for free MADRID: It is early evening at a restaurant in central Madrid and Jose Silva sits down for a meal of rice, meatballs... Published 05 Dec, 2016 06:40am
Four centuries after his death, Cervantes intrigues and enchants MADRID: He is best known for Don Quixote, but the eventful life of Spain’s revered author Miguel de Cervantes was... Published 18 Apr, 2016 06:45am
Spain faces long road to form new government MADRID: After a brief glimmer of hope, Spain’s Socialists look set to fail in their bid to form a government next... Published 27 Feb, 2016 06:44am
With IS rising, West ponders if Syria’s Assad is ‘lesser evil’ Officially, US — like France and Britain — remain steadfast in their demand that the Syrian leader quit power. Updated 01 Mar, 2015 09:38am
France’s free speech in the spotlight after attacks PARIS: In the aftermath of France’s jihadist attacks, many have been left scratching their heads over how... Published 17 Jan, 2015 07:02am
2014, the year when borders were thrown into question Borders are supposed to be sacrosanct but 2014 saw boundaries in Ukraine, Iraq and Syria thrown into question Updated 12 Dec, 2014 08:22am
Panic over Ebola reaches fever-pitch despite calls for calm The virus has killed nearly 4,500 people, sparking post-apocalyptic fears of mass contagion. Updated 18 Oct, 2014 06:36am
