The Curious Case of Os de Civís, the Only Spanish Town You Cannot Reach from Spain
Os de Civís is a unique Spanish village that can only be accessed via Andorra, making it geographically notable in Spain.
Ábalos before the judge: "I never participated in any management related to the hiring of works"
Former minister José Luis Ábalos denied any involvement in the contract management during his tenure as Minister of Transport.
Ábalos, at the Supreme Court before being sent to prison: "I still maintain my innocence. I know it’s not credible"
Former Minister José Luis Ábalos asserts his innocence while facing prosecution over alleged corruption related to pandemic mask contracts.
Meet 'The Afro-Sambas,' an album that, after 60 years, gives rise to a show and album by Marcos Sacramento and Zé Paulo Becker
Marcos Sacramento and Zé Paulo Becker are set to release an album and perform a show celebrating the 60th anniversary of 'Os afro-sambas de Baden e Vinicius.'
Seoul City University Concludes the 2025 UOS Star Lecture Award Ceremony
Seoul City University held the second annual UOS Star Lecture Award Ceremony, honoring outstanding educators for their commitment to teaching excellence.
Dedé Santana returns to the stage after hospitalization in Goiânia
Humorist Dedé Santana, 89, has resumed his performances after being hospitalized for blood pressure fluctuations in Goiânia.
Jonna Sundling misses the 50 km
Jonna Sundling has withdrawn from the 50 km race due to an increase in cold symptoms.
Frida Karlsson Catches a Cold – Misses the 50km Race
Swedish skier Frida Karlsson will not compete in the final 50km event at the OS in Milan-Cortina due to a mild cold, despite winning two individual golds and a relay silver.
Reporter suffers attacks on social media after covering Carnival block in Natal
Reporter Fernando Azevêdo has faced a wave of online abuse following his coverage of the Os Cão block during the Carnival in Natal, Brazil.
Dedé Santana is hospitalized after feeling unwell before a performance
Actor Dedé Santana, known for his role in 'Os Trapalhões', has been hospitalized in Goiânia after feeling unwell just before his scheduled performance.
The End of Traditional Plants? The New Bet to Change the Factories of the World
Tetra Pak's new solution, Factory OS™, aims to revolutionize traditional manufacturing plants by integrating automation, data, and artificial intelligence to enhance operational efficiency and sustainability.
VIDEO: Inspired by 'Castelo Rá-Tim-Bum', group 'Os 5ª Série' wins the Carnival float parade in Cerquilho
The group 'Os 5ª Série' won the float parade at the Carnival in Cerquilho, São Paulo, with a theme inspired by the beloved children's show 'Castelo Rá-Tim-Bum'.
'The Irresponsible' Extend Carnival and Fill the Streets of Recife on Ash Wednesday
The 'Irresponsible' blocos in Recife continued the carnival festivities on Ash Wednesday, defying the usual conclusion of the celebration with lively parades and performances.
Calle Halfvarsson responds to criticism after failure: "They're right"
Swedish skier Calle Halfvarsson addresses the disappointment of the men's long relay team finishing last at the Olympics, acknowledging the criticism as valid.
Bloco 'Os Cão' maintains the tradition of costumes with mangrove mud; see photos
The bloc 'Os Cão' in Natal celebrates Carnival by reviving the tradition of coating themselves with mud from the mangrove and parading through the streets.
Jolla CEO: Helping from technology giants, we are making our own phone in Europe!
Jolla is set to launch a smartphone in 2026, emphasizing data sovereignty and privacy by utilizing the Sailfish OS and Android apps without Google.
Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, Linux... How to decide which one is best for your laptop
A guide on choosing between various laptop operating systems, including Windows, Mac, Chrome OS, and Linux, highlighting their pros and cons.
Jakobsen crashed out immediately at the Olympics – snowfall claims many victims
Swedish skier Kristoffer Jakobsen crashed out during the first run of the Olympic slalom amid challenging snowy conditions.
The Bahia government tripled sponsorship to the minister of Culture's bloc
The Bahia state government has significantly increased its sponsorship for the cultural bloc 'Os Mascarados' led by Minister of Culture Margareth Menezes, raising it from R$ 300,000 to R$ 1 million.
After Denmark's Surprise – Tre Kronor Faces Latvia
Sweden's ice hockey team, Tre Kronor, will face Latvia in the quarter-finals after Denmark's unexpected victory over Latvia in a recent match.
Revellers in Nazaré Paulista Cool Off with Water Hose from the 'Os Moiados' Block
Thousands of carnival revelers in Nazaré Paulista enjoyed a refreshing water hose experience organized by the 'Os Moiados' block this past Sunday.
"I love you": 'They threw the house out the window'; this is how Kenia Os and Peso Pluma celebrated February 14th
Kenia Os and Peso Pluma celebrated Valentine's Day 2026 with extravagant gifts and intimate social media glimpses of their romantic activities.
Huge success for Martin Ponsiluoma – won Olympic gold in the pursuit event
Swedish biathlete Martin Ponsiluoma won his first Olympic gold medal in the 2026 pursuit event after starting in seventh position and shooting flawlessly in the final stages.
Hanna Öberg on medal expectations: 'It's mostly from you (the media)'
The Swedish biathlon team has yet to secure any medals in their current competition, despite having strong expectations; athletes claim they are not impacted by the pressure.
Jens Littorin: Olympic medals are at stake – curling cannot have referees acting as extras
Jens Littorin criticizes the lack of authoritative refereeing in curling, especially during important competitions like the Olympics.
The Explanation for the Swedish Curling Miracle is Found at the High School in Härnösand
Sweden, a small nation in curling, continues to excel in the sport, attributed to tradition, knowledge transfer, and a specific high school in Härnösand.
Carl Johan Bergman’s criticism of Johannes Lukas: 'I don’t like the strategy'
Carl Johan Bergman criticizes coach Johannes Lukas following Elvira and Hanna Öberg's disappointing performance in the OS distance race, questioning the strategies employed by the team.
Baby do Brasil preaches Christian faith on a rock base that supports the repertoire of the album 'The Raptured'
Baby do Brasil's new album, 'Os arrebatados' (The Raptured), showcases her blend of rock music and Christian preaching.
Here Zlatan celebrates with the Wranå siblings OS gold: 'Lets goooo'
The Wranå siblings have gained fame during the Olympics, celebrated by Zlatan Ibrahimovic who expressed his excitement on social media after their victory.
Lægreid: "Maybe I just made everything worse"
Norwegian biathlete Sturla Holm Lægreid reflects on his performance at the Biathlon World Championships in Antholz, overshadowing his teammate's gold medal with his own concerns.
Klæbo King in the OS Sprint - Myhlback and Grahn Missed the Final
Swedish cross-country skiers Alvar Myhlback and Anton Grahn missed the final sprint event at the Olympics, with Myhlback making it to the semis and Grahn performing strongly in his quarterfinal.
Alvar Myhlback praised by Johannes Hösflot Kläbo ahead of his Olympic debut
Alvar Myhlback is making his Olympic debut today in the sprint competition, with pre-race insights from fellow athlete Johannes Hösflot Kläbo.
Olympics today: February 10
The Swedish cross-country ski team is seeking new medals in the sprint events, while Team Sweden faces Japan in their final group match in women's ice hockey as part of the ongoing Olympics.
Eugênio Bucci launches a poetry book about politics and eroticism in SP
The journalist and professor Eugênio Bucci is set to release his poetry book 'Os dois hemisférios do meu colarinho' in São Paulo on March 9, featuring themes of politics and eroticism.
The detail that makes Sebastian Samuelsson's miss suggest success
Sweden's medal prospects in the OS mixed relay took a significant hit with Sebastian Samuelsson's poor performance, but the team remains optimistic about future successes.
Google's operating systems are being discontinued – Here's what happens to your devices
Google is discontinuing its operating systems, indicating that a successor to Chrome OS is on the horizon with anticipated timelines for its rollout and the phasing out of the old version.
The explanation behind the Damkronorna's transformation: 'Have only repeated'
Sweden's women's national ice hockey team has demonstrated a remarkable offensive improvement in recent matches, leading to significant victories in a tournament.
Did you run out of tickets for 'K de Karma: The Listening'? Here's how to get FREE tickets to Kenia Os's listening party
Kenia Os is hosting a highly anticipated listening party for her new album 'K de Karma', where fans can attend for free by purchasing the official vinyl.
Mikaela Shiffrin's Tribute to Lindsey Vonn: 'Beautiful to See'
Mikaela Shiffrin expressed her admiration for Lindsey Vonn ahead of Vonn's return to competition after injury, highlighting the camaraderie among Olympic athletes.
Clear: Elvira Öberg is dropped in the Olympic premiere
Swedish biathlete Elvira Öberg has been excluded from the team for the Olympic mixed relay, with Anna Magnusson taking her place due to stronger recent performances.
Belo, Péricles, Pixote, Jeito Moleque, Léo Santana, Mateus e Kauan, and Os Garotin are attractions of the weekend in DF
This weekend in the Federal District features various musical acts including Belo, Péricles, and Léo Santana as part of the Me Leva Festival and other events.
Camilo Filho Avenue in Teresina has a closure starting this Thursday (5); see schedule
A partial closure of Camilo Filho Avenue in the Todos os Santos neighborhood of Teresina begins on Thursday, February 5, from 7 PM to 5 AM until February 11.
Kenia Os announces 'listening party' at the Palace of Sports: When do tickets go on sale?
Kenia Os has announced a 'listening party' event in Mexico City named 'K de Karma: La Escucha', where she will present her new songs, with ticket sales details to be outlined.
New Chapolin cartoon reveals what everyone suspected from the beginning
The new animated series 'Chapolin e os Colorados' retains the original's irony while introducing fresh adventures of the popular Latin American hero.
The OS case is sports' version of 'What the hell do I get for my money?'.
Sports columnist Johan Esk reflects on the past week in sports, discussing the implications of the OS case.
A few minutes from Galicia: the small Portuguese village surrounded by one of the richest natural spaces in the peninsula
The article explores a small village in northeastern Portugal, close to Galicia, set in the mountainous region of Trás-os-Montes, known for its rich natural landscapes and dispersed settlements.
Anonymous Winegrowers and the Voice of the Atlantic: the Albariño from the Os Dunares Series
The article highlights a refined white wine crafted by María Falcón and Cristina Yagüe, featuring citrus and herbal notes, marking the year's end for Anónimas Viticultoras.