Celebrated chef José Andrés embarks on a culinary journey through Spain with his three daughters in the new TV show 'José Andrés and Family in Spain.' The series showcases the rich and diverse Spanish cuisine, from tapas to regional delicacies, while highlighting the cultural and familial bonds. The show is a blend of travel, cooking, and parenting, emphasizing the importance of exploring and appreciating different cultures. José Andrés' infectious enthusiasm and deep respect for food and tradition are evident throughout, making the series an inspiring celebration of Spanish heritage and family togetherness.

The International Contemporary Art Fair (ARCO) returns to Madrid for its 40th anniversary after a year's hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Featuring over a thousand artists with challenging and sometimes controversial works, ARCO aims to reinvigorate the art market. Despite limited space excluding many national galleries and artists, Madrid's working-class neighborhood of Carabanchel is thriving with over 40 art studios, becoming the city's new artistic district. Artists like Kim Martin Humphrey have been productive during the pandemic, and spaces like corner gallery & studio, co-founded by Carlos Cartaxo, are transforming studios into galleries to engage visitors directly.

Chad's middle class, particularly in the capital N'Djamena, is facing severe economic hardship due to coronavirus restrictions. With the closure of businesses and lack of social safety nets or personal savings, individuals like restaurant owner Ndjiya-Gali Ramses and cyber cafe manager Gervais Leonard Mbaidanem are struggling to maintain their livelihoods and feed their families. The economic downturn has affected everyone from shopowners to motorcycle taxi operators like Halil. Despite President Idriss Deby Itno's pledge of 943 billion francs CFA to boost the economy, economist Kebir Mahamat Abdoulaye notes the lack of expected results. The World Bank predicts a 3.1 percent fall in GDP and an increase in the poverty rate.

The IRS Offer in Compromise (OIC) program allows taxpayers to settle their tax debts for less than the amount owed, but it is not a common solution as few people qualify. Despite advertisements suggesting otherwise, the majority of taxpayers can afford to pay their taxes through current assets, over time, or with a payment plan. The OIC is intended for those who will never be able to pay their debt within the IRS's collection timeframe. With upcoming tax reforms and a growing gig economy, understanding IRS payment options will be crucial for millions of taxpayers.

Saluting the courage and perseverance of women and girls worldwide, the article emphasizes the importance of investing in their education, health, and economic participation. Highlighting Ethiopia's progress in women's health through community health workers and the 'She Decides' movement, it advocates for continuous global efforts to support gender equality and empower women. The author underscores the critical role of reproductive rights, education, and women's participation in the economy and government for sustainable development.

In 2014, Chinese tech giants like Alibaba, Baidu, and Tencent ventured into the health-care sector with ambitious plans to revolutionize the industry. However, regulatory changes and financial losses have hindered their progress. Alibaba's Ali Health faced significant setbacks due to regulatory shifts, while Baidu struggled with a lack of medical data for its AI projects. Tencent-backed DXY and WeDoctor are also facing long-term profitability challenges. Despite these obstacles, some companies remain optimistic about future opportunities, with ongoing investments and strategic adjustments. The Chinese government has taken steps to support the online health-care market, but the sector remains fraught with challenges.

China faces a significant challenge in mental health care with only 17,000 psychiatrists for approximately 100 million mental patients. Villa Rosa, the first community psychiatry center in China, exemplifies the positive impact of community-based mental health care, inspired by Italy's Law Basaglia. Despite the 2013 National Mental Health Law aiming to improve conditions, societal stigma and insufficient resources hinder progress. Key figures like Bei Wei and organizations such as AIFO and Ayuda y Servicio play crucial roles in advancing mental health care, though widespread acceptance and implementation remain challenging.

In Ethiopia, the Health Extension Program has significantly reduced child mortality rates by nearly 70% over 20 years. Despite rapid economic growth, 39% of the population lives on less than $1.90 a day, highlighting stark contrasts between urban and rural areas. The program, initiated by former Health Minister Tedros Adhanom, focuses on basic health education and services in remote areas. Key figures like Hana Alemu and Lomi Dechasa play crucial roles in implementing and promoting health practices. The program's success is acknowledged by international organizations like Unicef.

Countries worldwide expressed support for Paris following the coordinated terror attacks that resulted in 129 deaths. Landmarks across various cities including New York, Australia, and Berlin were illuminated in the French national colors, and candlelight vigils were held at French embassies globally.

One year ago, Hong Kong's streets were occupied for 79 days by pro-democracy activists in the 'Umbrella Movement,' led by students like Joshua Wong. The protests, sparked by opposition to Beijing's election restrictions, saw tens of thousands of supporters and significant international media coverage. Despite the largely peaceful nature of the protests, the Chinese Communist Party maintained a hardline stance, eventually clearing out the protest camps. The article reflects on the movement through 40 powerful photos.