The destruction of war

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The destruction of war EL PAÍS USA EDITION

Dear readers, ‌ Data compiled by the United Nations in the academic project 'Cost of War' indicate that more people are dying each day in Gaza than in Iraq, in Syria or in the first month of the war in Ukraine. It is difficult to find similar numbers in other recent conflicts. ‌ Meanwhile, Kyiv started to issue new housing certificates for people whose homes were destroyed by the Russian offensive. We spoke with a couple, Liudmila and Gregori, whose story illustrates how war can suddenly take someone who had a good life and plunge them into the abyss. ‌ Back in the U.S., only Donald Trump and Nikki Haley are left standing in the race for the Republican nomination after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis bowed out. We interviewed the acclaimed writer Naomi Klein about her new book and her thoughts on the state of American politics and society. ‌ We hope you enjoy this selection of stories. Thanks for reading.

25,000 deaths in Gaza: Why the destruction of this war exceeds that of other major conflicts Eight out of every 10 victims in the Palestinian enclave since last October 7 are women or children

Liudmila and Gregori’s war: Rebuilding a lifelong home at 70 years old in Ukraine Kyiv starts issuing new housing certificates for those whose homes were destroyed by the Russian offensive. Many do not want to leave their land even though they have not had a decent roof over their heads for almost two years

Russia expands its presence in the Sahel Moscow agrees to strengthen its military cooperation with Niger while the Rosatom company commits to developing nuclear energy in Mali and Burkina Faso

Naomi Klein: ‘Joe Biden stepping down is the only thing that can stop Trump’ In her new book ‘Doppelganger,’ the essayist — a leading voice of the anti-globalization movement — reflects on the parallel realities spawned by the internet and recreated in politics, the media and by artificial intelligence

Researchers unveil the mysteries of the Florentine Codex The Getty Research Institute digitized and translated the 12 books, providing a fresh perspective on the Spanish conquest of the New World

The apocalypse according to Javier Milei Argentina’s new ultra-right-wing president has taken time away from dismantling the Argentine state to make an eagerly awaited appearance at the Davos Economic Forum

This is Africam Safari, Benito the giraffe’s new home in central Mexico Housing nearly 2,000 animals, the zoo was the first ‘safari park’ in Latin America

Endless products and robots that make you want to buy them: How AI is changing fashion Every year, the most influential managers, activists and gurus in the fashion industry come to the BoF VOICES forum. This year, they gathered in a private complex in the United Kingdom, where they discussed how AI is transforming consumption, advertising, creative processes and the role of the designer

Susana Carmona, neuroscientist: ‘We know more about the universe than women’s brains’ The Spanish researcher studies the neuroplasticity of women’s nervous system during pregnancy

‘Society of the Snow,’ the spirit of Numa Turcatti and the soccer team named after him The club, once led by the young man, was founded in 1966 as Loyola FC. Five of the founders were victims of the Andes tragedy and one of them did not board the plane to Chile because his university exam had been changed

Three recipes that will have you bringing back the casserole They get their name from the container in which they are prepared, feature vegetables, carbohydrates and some protein, and they’re perfect for reusing leftovers: welcome to their infinite world

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