A proposal published in Nature argues the EU urgently needs regulatory science excellence centres to close its widening innovation gap with the US and China. The hubs would develop scientific tools and standards to help regulators evaluate genuinely novel technologies far faster than today.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino’s plan to create a $20 billion private company to run the World Cup, backed by the Kushner family, has drawn immediate and furious pushback from UEFA. Europe’s soccer body says the tournament simply isn’t FIFA’s to sell.
A celebrated translator of Homer’s Odyssey has published a scathing 4,000-word takedown of Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster adaptation, even as the film sits at 94% on Rotten Tomatoes. Dr. Margaret Ellison says the film trades Homer’s essential humanity for visual spectacle and cinematic ego.
Moulin Rouge dancers performed the iconic cancan outside their famous Montmartre cabaret as Paris welcomed the Tour de France finale. The surprise street performance drew huge crowds and quickly went viral online.
Three suspects are now linked to a deadly shooting at a Seattle food festival, with one in custody, one being hunted, and a third believed dead at the scene. Court documents are revealing new details about how the violent incident unfolded.
France’s coalition is teetering, eurozone inflation climbed to 3.1% in July, and Venice just made sightseeing more expensive year-round. Here’s your Monday morning briefing for July 27th, 2026.
Flávio Bolsonaro has secured his party’s presidential nomination, drawing early backing from Javier Milei and Benjamin Netanyahu as he prepares to take on Lula in 2026. The race is already drawing intense international attention from right-wing governments worldwide.
From a landmark EU energy agreement to street protests in Paris and a searing heatwave baking southern Europe, July 25th has been anything but quiet. Here’s everything you need to know tonight.
One month after twin earthquakes devastated parts of Venezuela, around 23,000 pregnant women are still struggling to access healthcare and protection. UNFPA is warning the reproductive health crisis is far from over.
The European Union has slapped Google with a $1 billion antitrust fine over allegations the company rigged its search results to favor its own products. The penalty adds fresh legal pressure on Alphabet as regulators worldwide intensify scrutiny of Big Tech.
