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French police have dismantled a decade long ticket fraud network at the Louvre that allegedly cost the world’s most visited museum over 10 million euros, arresting nine people including two museum employees

A vaccine against hantavirus is technically possible, but developing it could take several years if all international safety and effectiveness standards are followed. This was highlighted in a statement by epidemiologist Gennady

FIFA and Global Citizen announced on May 14 that K pop supergroup BTS, Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Madonna, and Colombian superstar Shakira will headline the first ever halftime show at

Peter Jackson received an honorary Palme d’Or at the opening of the 79th Cannes Film Festival, in a ceremony marked by emotion, nostalgia and recognition of his career. The award was presented

The performance of Israel at the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 first semi-final was marked by audible booing from parts of the audience, alongside visible protest actions during the live show. Reports indicate

Eurovision 2026 is facing one of the biggest political and organizational challenges in its recent history after several European countries decided to boycott the contest because of Israel’s participation. According to the

Gold prices fell on global markets after previously reaching high levels, as part of investors moved to sell and take profits. Spot gold dropped by around 0.8 percent to 4,676 dollars per

Vienna Hosts the 70th Eurovision Song Contest The 70th edition of the Eurovision Song Contest 2026 officially began in Vienna, turning the Austrian capital into the center of Europe’s largest music event.

Apple is preparing a new generation of software updates centered on artificial intelligence, Siri improvements and broader ecosystem integration, according to reports discussing the upcoming iOS 27 and macOS 27 systems. The