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Milan's Malpensa Airport Renamed After Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi
Milan's main international airport now bears Silvio Berlusconi's name, reflecting both his lasting influence and the controversy around honoring the late leader.
8 sources · today
Canada Prepared for Extreme Scenario of US Military Action, Carney Confirms
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed his government studied the unlikely risk of US military action, highlighting tensions and contingency planning amid concerns about future American leadership.
15 sources · over 2 days
Roberto Mancini Names 34-Player Italy Squad for Nations League Return
Roberto Mancini has unveiled a 34-man Italy squad for the upcoming Nations League, including nine debutants and marking his return as national team coach.
11 sources · over 7 days
Saudi Arabia Intercepts Houthi Missiles as France Sends Military Aid
After Houthi attacks targeted key Saudi cities and oil infrastructure, France pledged military support to bolster Saudi Arabia's defenses and protect vital energy exports.
20 sources · over 5 days
Macklemore Launches 'Free Palestine' Tour After Ed Sheeran Fallout
After being removed from Ed Sheeran's tour for pro-Palestinian remarks, Macklemore announced a new tour supporting Palestinian causes, sparking public debate and affecting both artists' public images.
24 sources · over 6 days
Israel's Saied Abu Farchi Sent Off After Gun Gesture Goal Celebration
Israel's Saied Abu Farchi was dismissed during a Nations League match against Austria for mimicking a gun with the corner flag, raising questions about player conduct and celebration rules.
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Eight Sailors Attempt Suicide Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln During Middle East Deployment
A series of suicide attempts among sailors on the USS Abraham Lincoln strike group has raised urgent concerns about mental health support during extended naval deployments in active military zones.
28 sources · over 2 days
Italy Approves School Ban on Burqas and 30% Cap on Foreign Students
The Italian government has enacted a decree banning burqas and niqabs in schools and limiting non-Italian speaking students to 30 percent per class.
40 sources · over 7 days
Klopp and Xavi Debut as Germany and Netherlands Draw 1-1 in Nations League
Cody Gakpo's late equalizer for the Netherlands spoiled Jürgen Klopp's first match as Germany manager in the UEFA Nations League.
17 sources · over 7 days
Google Tests Gemini AI to Make Calls for Pixel 11 Users in the US
Google has begun testing a new AI feature for Pixel 11 phones that lets Gemini handle phone calls, aiming to save users time by managing business calls on their behalf.
8 sources · today
Trump's Approval Rating Falls to 26% as Democrats Pull Ahead
Recent polling shows Trump's approval rating at a new low, with Democrats now favored in upcoming congressional elections.
11 sources · over 7 days
Netanyahu Confronts Walkout, Criticism During UN Assembly Speech
Netanyahu faced a delegate walkout and protests at the UN, responding sharply to critics including Mayor Mamdani.
53 sources · over 7 days