At 41: Cristiano Ronaldo announces retirement from national team
Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from national duty after a record-breaking career.
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Portuguese football star Cristiano Ronaldo has announced his retirement from national duty after a record-breaking career.
Blomstedt, considered one of the most famous Swedish musicians in history, has passed away; further details regarding his death have not yet been released.
A large crowd gathered at the Poljud stadium in Split for a public farewell ceremony for the legendary Croatian singer Mišo Kovač.
The Cannes Marché du Film will host the second Japan IP Market in 2027 as part of an ongoing partnership with Tokyo.
Greece commemorated the national holiday of October 28 with a student parade in central Athens amid improving weather.
The Dutch public broadcasting umbrella announced that the country will not send an entrant to the song contest, following local broadcasters' refusal to participate alongside Israel.
German police are investigating suspected arson at the historic Bavarian site, as authorities reported that local conditions hindered firefighting efforts.
The preview of the Art Basel Paris art fair opened under the shadow of protests in France, featuring early sales and a $100 million artwork.
The British author and former politician, who sold over 300 million books worldwide, has died at the age of 86.
The Hungarian Prime Minister's Office has published an interactive database and map detailing recipients of National Cultural Fund grants in recent years.
Acclaimed Spanish director and author Gonzalo Suárez, a pioneer of the Barcelona School and Honorary Goya recipient, has died at 92.
During his visit to Lourdes, Pope Leo met with survivors of clergy abuse and called for the scourge to be rooted out.
Pope Leo XIV concluded his stay in the French capital with an open-air mass at Place de la Concorde ahead of his departure for Lourdes.
Hundreds of thousands gathered at the Place de la Concorde in Paris for a giant open-air Mass led by Pope Leo XIV, the centerpiece of his French tour.
The French literary institution removed Thélyson Orélien’s debut novel from its prize shortlist over AI allegations, which the publisher strongly denies.
The House of Terror Museum in Budapest has reopened its doors, offering free admission during its first week.