Geopolitics, diplomacy, societies and major international stories.
A week after winning the biggest title of his career in Cincinnati, Arthur Fils arrives in New York ranked 11th in the world. At 22, the Frenchman has a rare opportunity to break into the Top 10 and establish himself among the major faces of world tennis.
Harry and Meghan arrived in the United Kingdom with their children after six years spent in the United States. Without resuming their royal duties, the Sussexes are opening a decisive chapter for their family, their image, and their media activities.
Icelanders decide whether they want to reopen negotiations with the European Union. A tight vote, scrutinized from Brussels to Paris, where fishing, sovereignty, currency, and Arctic security intersect.
A flash flood born in the Himalayas has ravaged the border between Nepal and Tibet. The toll has reached 676 dead, nearly 3,000 missing, and over 3,700 people rescued.
A federal judge has overturned the classification of Anthropic as a supply chain risk. This judicial victory reignites the global debate on the limits of military AI.
The death of King Harald V at 89 opens a new chapter in Norway. His son becomes Haakon VIII, tasked with preserving a popular monarchy in a tense Europe.
Céline Dion has arrived in Paris to prepare for 16 concerts at the Plenitude Arena. After six years away from touring, her return becomes a global musical, emotional, and economic event.
In Buñol, nearly 22,000 participants and 150 tons of tomatoes transformed a small Spanish town into a global stage. Behind the viral images, Tomatina 2026 also tells the story of tourism, local identity, and the economic power of popular festivals.
The inaugural Frieze Abu Dhabi will bring together 84 galleries from 36 countries this November. Behind the numbers lies a global cultural and economic battle.
S&P Dow Jones Indices has ultimately kept Egypt in the emerging markets category. After the threat of a downgrade, this decision protects the international visibility of the Cairo Stock Exchange, without erasing the country's economic vulnerabilities.
Serena and Venus Williams have received a wild card for the women's doubles at the US Open 2026. In New York, the two icons will reopen a sports, family, and cultural story that the public believed was over.
Kioxia and Sandisk plan more than $31 billion in investments in Japan through 2032. Behind flash memory factories, the entire industrial chain of artificial intelligence is being redrawn.
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