Amnesty International asks FIFA to halt World Cup bid process over Saudi rights record

Saudi Arabia's bid to host the 2034 FIFA World Cup has come under a rights shadow ahead of the vote to pick the host next month. Global human rights watchdog Amnesty International and the Sport & Rights Alliance (SRA) have asked FIFA to halt the process to choose the country as the host until it...
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What does the deluge of criticism after a fair victory for Trump indicate?

A slew of accusations aimed at making Donald Trump look like an undeserving winner of the US presidency are hogging...

Sean "Diddy" Combs: The Allegations of Abuse and Human Trafficking

Sean "Diddy" Combs, a renowned figure in the music industry, has been facing serious legal accusations that have placed...

"Canary Islands with Venezuela"

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Santa Cruz de Tenerife, August 17, 2024 - Hundreds of Venezuelans gathered this Saturday in Santa Cruz de Tenerife,...

Tragic Plane Crash in São Paulo Leaves 62 Dead: No Survivors, Says President Lula

A tragic plane crash occurred on Friday in Vinhedo, a residential area in São Paulo, Brazil, claiming the lives of all...

Deadly Storms Ravage Southern USA

Severe storms wreaked havoc across the southern United States, leaving a trail of destruction, fatalities, and injuries in...

G7 Plans Financial Aid Package for Ukraine

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In a significant move to bolster Ukraine amid its ongoing conflict with Russia, the Group of Seven (G7) leading...

Mallorca Takes Action Against Alcohol-Fueled Tourism

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As spring blooms into summer, the renowned party strip of Mallorca, Ballermann, springs to life, drawing crowds to El...

Exploring the Pros and Cons of Digital Interaction

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In an increasingly interconnected world, digital interaction has become an integral part of everyday life for millions of...

WhatsApp Enhances Message Retrieval with New "Sort by Date" Feature

In a recent update, WhatsApp has introduced a novel function designed to streamline message navigation within the...

Apple Vision Pro Welcomes TikTok Integration

In a significant stride within the realm of mixed reality headsets, Apple's latest flagship, the Apple Vision Pro, has...

Blockchain Revolutionizes Microfinance, Paving the Way for Financial Inclusion

Blockchain technology is making waves in the world of microfinance, ushering in an era of unprecedented financial...

The Paradox of Selective Awareness: "Woke" Businesses and Unfounded Discrimination

In recent times, the term "woke" has gained prominence, signifying an increased awareness and sensitivity towards social...

Munich and Berlin: Among the Top 10 Best Student Cities in the World

Germany's vibrant academic landscape continues to attract international attention, with two of its cities, Munich and...

Microsoft opens new Experience Center EMEA

Microsoft this week inaugurated its brand-new Experience Center EMEA in Munich. Here, customers and partners can learn...

Finland joins NATO

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Finland became the 31st member country to join NATO on Tuesday. Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto presented U.S. Secretary...

Twitter wants to disclose tweet recommendation software

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Twitter owner Elon Musk apparently wants to make good on his promise to ensure greater transparency in tweet...

In Germany, 23 percent of the population has immigrated since 1950

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In 2021, 14.2 million people who have immigrated since 1950 will live in Germany. This was announced by the Federal...

Planned labor migration: Germany is courting skilled workers in Ghana

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Germany wants to recruit more skilled workers from Ghana. During their visit to the West African country, Federal...

Ukrainian population in Germany increased more than sevenfold

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After the Russian attack, about 1.1 million Ukrainians came to Germany last year. Slightly more than two-thirds immigrated...

New Zealand retrieves three tons of cocaine from the Pacific Ocean

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New Zealand authorities have landed a find of more than three tons of cocaine from the Pacific Ocean. The drug was...
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The Rise of Remote Work: How the Global Workforce is Adapting

In recent years, remote work has emerged as a transformative trend reshaping the global workforce. Advances in technology,...
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Ukraine Anticipates $1.6 Billion from U.S. for Domestic Weapons Production

October 22, 2024 Ukraine is expecting to receive up to $1.6 billion from the United States in several installments to...

University of La Laguna: History, Impact, and Future

The University of La Laguna (ULL), located on the island of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, is the oldest higher education...

Telegram Co-Founder Pavel Durov Arrested in France

Pavel Durov, the co-founder of Telegram, was arrested by French authorities on Saturday for allegedly allowing criminal...

WHO Expresses Concern Over New Mpox Strain as Global Cases and Deaths Rise

The World Health Organization (WHO) has raised concerns about a new strain of the mpox virus, formerly known as monkeypox....

Canary Islands Set to Break Tourism Records in 2024

The Canary Islands are on track to achieve their best year in tourism history in 2024, according to official data as of...

Kamala Harris to Unveil Running Mate Amidst Anticipation and Key Campaign Stops

Washington, D.C. - With the U.S. presidential election rapidly approaching, the Democratic Party is poised to reveal...

Body Believed to be Missing Teen Jay Slater Found in Tenerife

Human remains suspected to belong to Jay Slater, a British teenager who went missing last month, have been discovered near...
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Unusual Tick Species Discovered in Northern Italian Holiday Region

In an unexpected turn of events, researchers are currently abuzz over the discovery of the Hyalomma tick (Hyalomma...
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Norway, Spain, and Ireland to Formally Recognize Palestinian State

In a significant diplomatic move, Norway, along with European Union members Spain and Ireland, has announced plans to...
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Facebook and Instagram Subscriptions: Meta Faces New Legal Challenge over Data Privacy

Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, faces a fresh lawsuit concerning its subscription model, centered on...

WhatsApp Unveils Refreshed Design for Enhanced User Experience

In a bid to maintain its position as a leading messaging platform, WhatsApp has introduced a significant design overhaul,...
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Italian Island Raises Tourist Fees - Impacting 18,000 Visitors Daily

Italy is grappling with the challenges of mass tourism, with Venice serving as a prominent example. However, concerns...

Tornadoes Inflict Significant Damage Across the USA

Multiple tornadoes have wrought havoc across the Midwest region of the United States, with the city of Omaha and its...

Tourism Challenges in the Canary Islands: Lessons from Botswana's Safari Model

In the apparently tranquil expanse of the Canary Islands, a balancing act ensues between the economic benefits of tourism...

Italy to Implement New Beach Shower Regulation for Summer 2024

As the influx of tourists to Italy swells annually, the beaches often find themselves inundated with crowds. Beach...
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Sicily Faces Environmental Crisis as Drought Threatens Agricultural Sector

Sicily, known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant tourist attractions, is grappling with a severe environmental...
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Daylight Saving Time 2024: Navigating the Clock Adjustment Weekend

Biannual uncertainty arises for many individuals as the question lingers: Should the clock be set forward or backward this...
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Germany Achieves Lowest CO2 Emissions Since the 1950s

Germany witnessed a substantial decline in its CO2 emissions last year, marking a notable achievement in its environmental...
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2023 is Record-Breaking Warmest Year Globally

In a recent announcement by the EU climate change service Copernicus, it has been projected that the ongoing year will go...
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NASA's Webb Telescope Reveals Carbon-Bearing Molecules on Exoplanet K2-18 b

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made a groundbreaking discovery on the exoplanet K2-18 b, a celestial body 8.6 times...

Technical University of Munich to Reinstate Tuition Fees for Non-EU Students

A decade after the Free State of Bavaria abolished general tuition fees, the Technical University of Munich (TUM) is set...

Germany Plans New Agreements with Six Countries to Address Labor Shortage

In response to the ongoing nationwide labor shortage and the need to tackle illegal immigration, the German government has...

Shortage of 400,000 Workers Expected in Bavaria by 2035

A new study has revealed that Bavaria will face a shortage of 400,000 workers by the year 2035, according to recent...

Last Generation irk all generations with disruption campaign

After the airport blockades on Thursday, members of the "Last Generation" disrupted road traffic nationwide on Friday....

Swimming in Germany, Top Marks for Bavarian Lakes

Bavarian Prime Minister Söder, together with Health Minister Klaus Holetschek (both CSU) and the President of the State...

Reform to German immigration laws

The German parliament recently approved a new law that will simplify the employment search process for non-EU nationals...

US tourist murdered at Neuschwanstein

An American woman was killed after being thrown more than 160 feet into a ravine by a man who had allegedly sexually...
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Italy blocks ChatGPT

Italy's data protection authority has blocked the artificial intelligence-based chatbot ChatGPT because it violates data...
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EU imposes new sanctions on Iran

The European Union has tightened its sanctions against Iran for the third time since the beginning of the year. EU foreign...
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Oil spill spreads off Philippines

After an oil tanker sank off the Philippines, a huge oil slick has spread off the coast of Oriental Mindoro province south...
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More green hydrogen from Africa for Germany

The largest investment with German participation for the production of "green" hydrogen in Africa is planned in...
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Energy generation emits more carbon dioxide than ever before

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is calling for more speed in the energy transition as global carbon dioxide...
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Almost 9 percent inflation in Germany

The inflation rate in Germany was 8.7 percent in February. This was announced by the Federal Statistical Office in...
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North Korea apparently fires missile into open sea

North Korea has fired a suspected long-range missile at the Sea of Japan, according to the South Korean military. The...
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Cyberattacks in NATO countries quadrupled within two years

Russian cyberattacks in NATO countries quadrupled last year compared to 2020, according to the Google search engine. In...
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Rescuers free more survivors in earthquake zone

Seven days after the devastating earthquake in the Turkish-Syrian border region with tens of thousands of dead, survivors...

Turkish Airlines transports tons of supplies from BER

Tons of relief goods for the people affected by the earthquake in Turkey will be flown out these days also from the...
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More than 1,500 dead - another tremor at noon

Heavy earthquakes in Turkey on the border with Syria have killed more than 1,500 people in both countries, and thousands...
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Russian petroleum: EU agrees on price cap

EU member states have agreed on price caps for Russian petroleum products. "EU ambassadors today approved the price caps...