Francesco Mengalli

2026 Rising Stars: Top 60 Young Football Talents Worldwide

2026 Rising Stars: Top 60 Young Football Talents Worldwide

Next Generation 2017: 60 of the Best Young Talents in World Football In the dynamic world of football, young talent is always at the forefront of shaping the future of the sport. The 2017 edition of the Next Generation list highlights 60 of the most promising young players from across

Arsenal and Chelsea to miss a month of WSL due to Club World Cup commitments

Arsenal and Chelsea to miss a month of WSL due to Club World Cup commitments

The Women's Super League (WSL) is set to face significant disruption in the upcoming season due to the Club World Cup. Arsenal and Chelsea are likely to miss domestic matches for up to a month, as the inaugural Women's Club World Cup is scheduled for January

"Kemi Badenoch reshapes Tories, invoking a mix of admiration and fear"

"Kemi Badenoch reshapes Tories, invoking a mix of admiration and fear"

Kemi Badenoch has been emphasizing that the Conservatives have new leadership. In a TV interview marking the end of a party conference where she was a central figure, she expanded on this notion. “Your viewers will know that sometimes you have a disappointing football team,” the Conservative leader told GB

Poland Advocates for EU Energy Resilience Amid Russian Threats

Poland Advocates for EU Energy Resilience Amid Russian Threats

Off the coast of Gdańsk, Poland, the steel structures of the nation's first offshore gas terminal rise above the Baltic Sea. Situated eight meters above the waves, these facilities are crucial to Europe's quest for energy security. Since Russia cut off gas supplies following its invasion

Doubts Stall Trump's Iowa Steel Plant: "Promises Don't Equal Jobs"

Doubts Stall Trump's Iowa Steel Plant: "Promises Don't Equal Jobs"

Donald Trump has often presented himself as a robust leader, exemplified by the White House's portrayal of him as Superman and his actions like imposing tariffs on steel and approving US Steel's sale to Japan's Nippon Steel, which included a "golden" share

Researchers Relying on Technology Less Likely to Act on Climate Change

Researchers Relying on Technology Less Likely to Act on Climate Change

A study from the London School of Economics has found that scientists who are optimistic about technology solving climate issues are less likely to engage in civic actions compared to those who are skeptical of technological solutions. According to the study, these techno-optimists are 23% less likely to participate

Is a UK Re-entry into the EU a Real Possibility?

Is a UK Re-entry into the EU a Real Possibility?

Andy Burnham initiated a subtle shift in the UK's stance on Brexit during his first address as leader to the Labour Party's annual conference. He candidly admitted that Brexit has been more detrimental than beneficial, breaking a longstanding silence within his party. By moving away from