FIFA’s $20 billion company plan with Kushner support sparks UEFA outrage
“This is not FIFA’s property to sell,” UEFA stated.
Le Pen Confirms Plans to Lower Retirement Age in France to 62 Years
This was reported by the French publication Libération.
Ukraine to consider criminal proceedings against Lukashenko
In May, the organization appealed to Zelenskyy to bring Lukashenko to justice for alleged complicity in war crimes, genocide, and “state terror”.
Why People Want to Listen to Their Favorite Music Again and Again: Psychologists’ Insights
Research shows that people who constantly listen to the same songs may be seeking stability and a sense of control in familiar music.
South African Army Chief Visits Moscow, Agrees to Strengthen Military Ties
The South African Army Commander, Lieutenant General Lawrence Mbatha, held talks with Russian colleagues on Tuesday during a visit to Moscow.
Apple becomes the second company in history with a $5 trillion capitalization
On Tuesday, the iPhone manufacturer’s shares rose by 1.8% to $342.89, allowing the company to exceed the $5 trillion mark for the first time.
France arrests suspect in series of large-scale arsons
According to law enforcement, these fires led to the destruction of hundreds of hectares of vegetation and forests.
Acting US Intelligence Chief Announces 30% Staff Reduction
This comes ahead of a Senate vote on the appointment of a new national intelligence director.
New heatwave threatens to revive large-scale fires in France and Spain
France and Spain brace for another heatwave that could worsen ongoing wildfires, with thousands evacuated.
Trump threatened strikes on Iran’s nuclear facility despite ‘good negotiations’
In an interview with Fox News, Trump noted that he would like to avoid strikes on Iranian bridges and power plants if possible.