Tennis
ATP: New logo and visual identity for 2026.
ATP changed its logo after seven years, and for the sixth time in the history of the tennis organization
Francuska
Sarkozy released from prison: "I will never admit what I did not do"
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was released after three weeks in prison. The Court of Appeal in Paris accepted his request and imposed a measure of judicial supervision
Francuska
When you are examined alone, and the doctor looks at you through the camera
In places with few doctors, patients in France are using "medical containers" for self-examinations under the supervision of doctors via video calls, in an attempt to alleviate the problem of "medical deserts"
Revenge
Russia is recruiting criminals for sabotage across Europe
A study by non-governmental organizations GLOBSEC and ICCT warns that Russia is using criminal networks and recruiting Russian-speaking criminals through Telegram to carry out sabotage and destabilize the European Union due to its support for Ukraine
Manipulation
Scandal at the BBC: Resignations of leading people due to edited Trump speech
Following the revelation that two unrelated parts of Donald Trump's speech were merged on Panorama, the BBC management took responsibility and resigned
Belarus
When children learn to die for their country
The Belarusian regime systematically sends children to military training and "war games". Schools teach them loyalty and the need to die for their country
Syria in the White House
Once a wanted terrorist, today a wanted statesman
What will Syrian President Ahmed al-Shar's first visit to the White House bring?
SAD
Who is Rama Duvaji, the youngest First Lady in the history of New York
At the age of 28, Rama Duvaji will be the youngest First Lady in the history of New York. The politically engaged artist, however, will certainly not limit herself to the role of the wife of the future mayor of the "Big Apple" Zohran Mamdani
Germany
Will Germany finally ban the possession of rape videos?
Possession of adult rape videos is not punishable in Germany, but justice ministers are discussing a proposal to change the law anyway
SAD
The longest US government shutdown in history
For the 14th time in a row, Democrats in the Senate did not vote for the adoption of a bill to finance the US Government
War in Sudan
The hell of Sudan: The worst humanitarian crisis in the world
Despite the ceasefire negotiations, the situation in Sudan is still very bad. According to the assessment of the United Nations, in this country in the northeast of Africa, there is the worst humanitarian crisis in the world
SAD
Mayor of New York: Zohran Mamdani is everything he shouldn't be
"I am young, despite my best efforts to age. I am a Muslim. I am a democratic socialist. And what is supposedly the most devastating of all — I refuse to apologize for that," Zohran Mamdani said in the New York City Mayoral campaign and won the hearts of New Yorkers.
Lapland
Reindeer or reindeer
The indigenous Sami people in the north of Sweden try to live to the rhythm of their reindeer. But under the tundra lie the rare earth metals that Europe needs for electric cars and tanks. There is no room for everyone
Migration industry
Germany "imports" nurses en masse, but lacks a "welcoming culture"
Germany employs nurses from abroad, they come in hundreds of thousands. But they will only stay in Germany if they feel comfortable there. And that requires much more than an employment contract
Singapore
The beating is out of the law: At least six strokes of the rod for petty fraud
Flogging is a widespread punishment for criminal offenses in Singapore, and is now being introduced for fraudsters
The face of the new American left
New York City Mayoral Election: Victory for Trump's Nightmare
Left-wing candidate Zohran Mamdani has triumphed in the New York elections, provoking the fury of Donald Trump, who during the campaign described him as a "communist" and a "Jew-hater".
Croatia
Ustasha shouts at the "Days of Serbian Culture": Croatia has not faced the past
The process of relativizing the past and the Ustasha symbol in Croatia has been going on for a long time, and the institutions are not able, and I wonder if they are willing, to guarantee a space of freedom, freedom of expression, says Vesna Teršelić, head of Dokumenta - a center for dealing with the past
Sweden
Deadly violence: Sweden introduces prison for thirteen-year-olds
Swedish police claim that criminal networks for carrying out shootings and transporting weapons are increasingly recruiting children, as children under the age of 15 cannot be prosecuted
The war in Ukraine
The Battle of Pokrovsk: New Russian Military Tactics
Heavy fighting in the Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk, in the Donetsk region, has been going on for more than a year, and in recent months it has spilled over into the streets.
Great Britain
Mass stabbing on a train in the UK
Two suspects detained after mass stabbing on UK train in which nine people suffered life-threatening injuries
Anti-Turkish hysteria
Montenegro: Days of Hunting Turks
After several days of lynchings, attacks on Turks and burning and demolition of their property, the anti-Turkish hysteria in Montenegro is slowly (I guess) calming down. The police tighten control over foreigners and expel many
The war in Ukraine
BIRN: How volunteers from Serbia were recruited for the Russian army via Telegram
BIRN journalists infiltrated private Telegram groups where mercenaries with many years of experience are recruiting new volunteers from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina for the Russian army on the Ukrainian front.
Brazil
Massacre in Rio: At least 132 victims in the bloodiest police operation in the history of Brazil
After months of preparation, Brazilian police carried out a raid in Rio that ended with at least 132 dead. During the night, the bodies were taken out of the forest and lined up along the street in the Peña neighborhood. President Lula said that crime must be suppressed, but without civilian casualties
Revision of the law on citizenship
Will Germany abolish dual citizenship?
Germany's Christian Democrats are demanding a review of the citizenship law and stricter criteria for granting a German passport, with sharp criticism of the growing number of new citizens retaining their old citizenship
Gaza
Questionable ceasefire agreement: Dozens of Palestinians killed in Gaza Strip
The Israeli military's deadliest attacks on Gaza since a ceasefire took effect on October 10 are the most serious challenge to the fragile truce
Uragan
Hurricane Melissa is terrorizing the Caribbean
One of the strongest Atlantic hurricanes ever, Melissa, first hit Jamaica and Haiti hard, and is now threatening Cuba. Melissa has already officially claimed seven lives in the Caribbean
Devastating hurricane
Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica, 240.000 households without electricity
The Caribbean is under the brunt of the devastating Hurricane Melissa, which hit the southwestern coast of Jamaica with winds of 295 km/h. Bahamian authorities ordered the evacuation of several islands ahead of the storm's arrival.
