Sara Spinelli

"Non-profit empowers global game developers to achieve success"

"Non-profit empowers global game developers to achieve success"

CuriosityNews reports: Gamescom, the yearly gaming event in Cologne, Germany, stands out not only for attracting large crowds of players but also for bringing together professionals. It serves as a platform for creators to connect with fans and for aspiring developers to network with established studios. For many outside the

"US regulators probe Tesla's self-driving cars following multiple crashes"

"US regulators probe Tesla's self-driving cars following multiple crashes"

U.S. Auto Safety Regulators Probe 2.88M Tesla Vehicles Over Traffic Violations U.S. automobile safety officials have launched an investigation into 2.88 million Tesla vehicles equipped with the company's Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology following reports of traffic safety violations linked to crashes. The National

"Protests conclude as Israelis sing in Hostage Square: 'It feels like a dream'"

"Protests conclude as Israelis sing in Hostage Square: 'It feels like a dream'"

For 733 days, Israelis gathered in Tel Aviv’s “hostages square,” wearing yellow tape on their shirts marking the number of days since 251 people were taken by Hamas-led militants. On Thursday, the yellow stickers remained, but the count was replaced with a single message: “They’re coming home.

"French appeals court hands harsher sentence to Gisèle Pelicot's rapist"

"French appeals court hands harsher sentence to Gisèle Pelicot's rapist"

Husamettin Dogan, 44, an unemployed construction worker, had challenged his initial conviction from last year. His retrial took place this week at the appeals court in Nîmes. On Thursday, a jury of five men and four women, alongside three judges, found Dogan guilty of raping Gisèle Pelicot in her home

Russian air defenses at fault for Azerbaijani jet crash, Putin acknowledges

Russian air defenses at fault for Azerbaijani jet crash, Putin acknowledges

Russia Accepts Blame for Downing Azerbaijani Airliner Vladimir Putin has acknowledged that Russian air defenses were responsible for shooting down an Azerbaijani passenger jet in December, resulting in the deaths of 38 people—his first direct admission of fault. Speaking on Thursday, Putin stated that missiles launched by Russian forces

"Gianni Infantino considers shifting World Cup from summer dates"

"Gianni Infantino considers shifting World Cup from summer dates"

Gianni Infantino has suggested the possibility of more World Cups and Club World Cups being held outside the traditional summer timeframe, emphasizing the need for the sport to "remain flexible" regarding tournament scheduling. Talks are ongoing about the football calendar beyond 2030, a topic of growing debate due

"Inside a 90-minute Ajax match rewatch: How tennis doping controllers operate"

"Inside a 90-minute Ajax match rewatch: How tennis doping controllers operate"

Tennis Players' Late-Night Doping Test Ordeals During a playful phase of his youth, a 21-year-old Gaël Monfils once returned home after a late night out at 5:45 a.m. and dozed off shortly after. Moments later, a doping control officer arrived at his door. "