Could NATO survive another Trump term?

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Could NATO survive another Trump term? EL PAÍS USA EDITION

Dear readers, With world leaders gathered in Washington for the NATO summit, many observers are wondering what will happen to the Alliance if Donald Trump wins the presidential election in November, as growing numbers of Democrats fear may happen if Joe Biden refuses to step aside.  ‌ Meanwhile, the presumptive Republican nominee is getting additional support from unexpected places.  We analyzed the extreme views of Juan Ciscomani, an outspoken congressman from Arizona who is giving visibility to ultra-conservative Latinos who are planning to vote for Trump.  ‌ In global news, we interviewed an Israeli doctor who worked at the Sde Teiman detention, interrogation and torture center and says he feels “complicit” and “guilty” about the violations being committed there. We also revealed how a tiny, deserted islet in the Mediterranean has become a new immigration route from Africa into Europe, and explored how robots are helping an aging population cope with loneliness in Japan. ‌ This week we also took a look at how microplastics are creeping into every part of our lives (and bodies), interviewed David Remnick, the longtime editor of The New Yorker, and asked ourselves why nobody seems to like Katy Perry anymore. ‌ We hope you enjoy this selection of stories from EL PAÍS English Edition. ‌

Will NATO survive another Trump presidency? This is the central question occupying the minds of participants at the Washington summit, even though different concerns are being expressed in statements and speeches

The extreme views of Juan Ciscomani: The Arizona congressman who represents the most conservative Latino voice The charismatic Mexican-American is hoping to be re-elected, but Democrats have denounced his links to the Patriot Academy, a far-right group that wants to rewrite the Constitution to turn the U.S. into a ‘Christian nation’

To make housing more affordable and accessible, start with better bus systems The U.S. government recently committed $18 million in 16 states to help communities plan for housing and neighborhoods built around public transit. But that’s just a drop in the bucket — much more commitment and funding is needed

New middle class, hedonism and visa ease: The economic reasons behind the boom in global tourism International organizations predict that the industry’s global economic contributions will reach historic highs

‘I feel complicit’: The moral dilemma of an Israeli doctor who treated Gaza prisoners in a detention and torture center The Sde Teiman military prison, where the army is investigating deaths of Palestinian inmates, continues to detain prisoners from the enclave

The tiny island of Alborán, new target of the migrant mafias in western Europe The nearly deserted islet, located just 35 miles from the northern coast of Morocco and belonging to Spain, is being increasingly used by smugglers. A total of 11 soldiers stationed there are struggling to handle the surge

Surrounded by microplastics: The tiny pollution we drink, eat and breathe Although this type of plastic pollution usually enters the human body in very small concentrations, it is precisely its tiny size that is alarming scientists

My robot and I: Japanese stories of technology and old age In the country with the highest life expectancy in the world — currently facing the crisis of an aging population — scientists, healthcare professionals and technology companies are coming together to fight against problems such as loneliness, cognitive deterioration and loss of mobility

David Remnick, editor of ‘The New Yorker’: ‘Is the gigantic tidal wave of crap we see online the alternative to traditional media? I don’t think so’ The journalist, who has been at the helm of the magazine for a quarter of a century, has published ‘Holding the Note,’ which offers portraits of music legends, from Bruce Springsteen and Aretha Franklin to Leonard Cohen and Keith Richards

Cal Newport, the man who never procrastinates This Georgetown professor, podcaster, and best-selling author of ‘Deep Work’ and ‘So Good They Can’t Ignore You’ has the key to meeting goals and having free time. His personal success is proof that his techniques work

Why has the public turned its back on Katy Perry? A chronicle of the pop star’s downfall The singer — who triumphed 15 years ago in a much more carefree and optimistic world — no longer fits in with the current trend of confessional lyrics, authenticity and vindication of social causes. But that hasn’t stopped her from trying to get back on top

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