Following the reported killing of Ali Larijani by Israel, Iran loses a pivotal figure often considered its de facto leader. However, this event is not anticipated to signify the downfall of the Tehran regime; instead, it is widely expected to propel the regime towards further radicalization.

For the average motorist, the weekly increase in fuel prices amounts to a mere six euros. This suggests that most drivers can absorb the higher costs at the pump without requiring direct market interventions. However, despite this seemingly small burden on individual consumers, one specific ind

The Africa Cup final culminated in a significant scandal, leading to substantial fines and widespread protests. Now, several months after the initial match, Morocco has been officially awarded the victory by a formal decision, following the revocation of Senegal's title.

Iran has confirmed the death of its security chief Larijani, whose burial is expected to take place on Wednesday. Further current developments related to the Iran conflict include a shift in Trump's stance on seeking support and the resignation of the intelligence chief in Washington.

Norwegian club Bodö/Glimt entered the second leg of their Champions League Round of 16 tie with high hopes, having secured an impressive 3-0 victory in the first match. However, their European dream was dramatically cut short in the return fixture against Sporting Lisbon. In a decisive turn of

Is German football heading towards another sport-political disaster? During an event in the Bundestag, Oke Göttlich, President of FC St. Pauli and DFB Vice-President, sharply criticized the widespread silence surrounding pressing questions with an eye on the 2026 FIFA World Cup. He noted a perv

The American president has reportedly shifted his stance on seeking international support. Furthermore, reports indicate that Iran's de-facto leader, Laridschani, has been killed by Israel. In Washington, the intelligence chief has resigned due to the ongoing Iran conflict. Follow all the

EU law enforcement agencies are facing a significant new challenge in their ongoing fight against child abuse. A vital source of information, which has historically provided approximately one million tips by internet providers scanning communication chats, is now coming to an end. This change s

In the latest developments from Germany: Steffen Bilger, the parliamentary secretary for the Union, has refuted calculations presented by the renowned ifo institute. The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has issued a significant ruling, stipulating that withdrawal from a chur

As spring prepares its definitive arrival, many might be catching one final cold. But what insights does world literature offer on the pervasive common cold? Remarkably little, it turns out.

Germany's leading credit agency, Schufa, has unveiled a new measurement for evaluating consumer creditworthiness. This new score aims to provide a refined assessment of an individual's financial reliability. Concurrently, the agency is committed to offering consumers greater transparency and mo