Sara Spinelli

"Kyiv shelters overflow as Russia ramps up relentless air strikes"

"Kyiv shelters overflow as Russia ramps up relentless air strikes"

At 1 a.m. on Thursday, Dartsia Liuba hurried to the basement of her Kyiv apartment building with her two children and husband, Roma. An air-raid siren had sounded, warning of an impending strike. Liuba carried her seven-month-old daughter, Halyna, and roused her sleepy nine-year-old,

"Minister warns of 'industrial' abuse against MPs and candidates"

"Minister warns of 'industrial' abuse against MPs and candidates"

Lawmakers and political candidates are facing widespread threats and harassment, officials have warned, as new measures are introduced to impose stricter penalties on those convicted of such acts. Rushanara Ali, a minister responsible for democratic engagement, stated that her colleagues are experiencing unprecedented levels of harassment, which has discouraged many

"Does the Club World Cup benefit football's schedule?"

"Does the Club World Cup benefit football's schedule?"

There are many reasons to criticize the Club World Cup. Players are already stretched thin by their schedules; the expansion to 32 teams appears motivated by financial interests; matches have been played in extreme heat that makes the game difficult; stadiums have frequently been far from full; and the event

"Myanmar's junta chief lauds Trump, urges end to sanctions"

"Myanmar's junta chief lauds Trump, urges end to sanctions"

Myanmar’s Military Leader Commends Donald Trump, Requests Sanctions Relief Myanmar’s military leader has expressed admiration for Donald Trump and urged him to remove sanctions, as the ruling junta seized on a tariff-related message from the former U.S. president, seen as Washington’s first public acknowledgment of

Moulin Rouge windmill spins anew, delighting Paris a year after fall

Moulin Rouge windmill spins anew, delighting Paris a year after fall

The vibrant sails of the Moulin Rouge, the famed Parisian cabaret, have started spinning once more, marking the revival of its iconic landmark over a year after they fell unexpectedly. As part of the celebration, performers from the venue’s troupe of 90 dancers showcased the classic can-can outside

"Colombia detects emerging danger in drug war: self-operating narco drone submarines"

"Colombia detects emerging danger in drug war: self-operating narco drone submarines"

The seizure was noteworthy—a drug-transporting submarine capable of holding over 1.5 tons of cocaine. This time, no drugs were found onboard, but more strikingly, no traffickers were present either. Recently, the Colombian navy reported the capture of an “autonomous semisubmersible,” marking the first such seizure in the

"Wimbledon 2025: Fritz faces Alcaraz, then Sinner takes on Djokovic in semi-finals – live"

"Wimbledon 2025: Fritz faces Alcaraz, then Sinner takes on Djokovic in semi-finals – live"

Wimbledon 2025 – Day 12 Preview Certain events never fail to deliver, whether it’s world championships in snooker and darts or an unexpected slip from a newsreader. Wimbledon is no exception—yet for any tournament to be truly memorable, it needs unforgettable clashes in its final stages. Yesterday’s showdown