A labor court in France ruled in favor of Kylian Mbappé, ordering PSG to pay €60 million in unpaid salaries and performance bonuses.
Amid mass demonstrations against corruption and economic policies, Bulgaria’s prime minister Rosen Zheliazkov resigns, deepening political turmoil in Europe.
The flu season hits Europe and the United States weeks earlier than expected, as the H3N2 K sub-clade drives soaring infections and strains health systems.
The UN reports a sharp rise in murdered journalists in 2025, nearly half in Gaza, where the war and intense military deployment have pushed press rights to the brink.
The return of Andrej Babis as prime minister of the Czech Republic suggests reduced support for Ukraine and closer alignment with figures associated with Trump.
Benin’s government says a coup d’état attempt by rogue soldiers has been defeated, while West Africa prepares regional support to safeguard constitutional order.
The unveiling of the 2026 Golden Globes nominations marks the beginning of a new and competitive Awards season, reaffirming the growing influence of streaming platforms and independent distributors across the global landscape
A new report reveals widespread contamination of EU breakfast cereals with trifluoroacetic acid, a persistent and toxic PFAS chemical, prompting urgent calls for stricter regulation.
The WHO called for universal access to modern weight-loss drugs as global obesity accelerates and only a fraction of patients can afford treatment.
The re-election of Adolf Hitler Uunona in Namibia renews debate over names inherited from German colonial rule in Africa and their symbolic weight today.
