Mexican Katia García will referee the Tunisia vs. Netherlands match at the 2026 World Cup. She is the third woman in the tournament’s history to do so. What’s striking is that this event is still making headlines—a sign that equality is still a long way off.

The decision comes amid pressure from animal rights groups, following a tragic accident in Central Park.

A new wearable technology helps people with dementia maintain their independence and safety through smart assistance.

After just seven months, the Parisian department store BHV is ending its controversial partnership with Shein, a collaboration which the new management has called a “mistake.”

After the draw against the Netherlands in Kansas City, Japanese fans won over the world by putting the ancient philosophy of O-soji into practice in the stands, cleaning up the stadium’s seating areas.

The France vs. Senegal match is much more than just a football game: it blends geopolitics, colonial history, and the realities of integration.

In Genoa, the Teatro dell’Arca is hosting an extraordinary inclusion project: inmates take the stage alongside Judge Giorgio Morando to give new meaning to their sentences, transforming the prison into a place of culture and hope.

Denmark has created a new ministry dedicated to Nature and Animal Welfare: an unprecedented move aimed at strengthening biodiversity protection, expanding protected areas, and addressing issues related to intensive livestock farming.

Residents of Monterey Park, a suburb of Los Angeles, overwhelmingly voted to permanently ban the construction of new data centers within their city limits.

A powerful serve and a liberating scream. In tennis, in particular, it’s not uncommon to hear impressive screams on the court, contrasting with the calm some athletes display during interviews.