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Veo's People's Puskas Award unveils the top 8 amateur goals of 2024, highlighting remarkable moments from nonleague and amateur games worldwide.

French pedo-surgeon, aged 74, awaits another 20-year prison sentence as he admits to abuse. Read more on the ongoing trial.

Analyzing Mohamed Salah's exceptional 2024-25 season with Liverpool and comparing it to the all-time greats like Messi and Ronaldo.

Turkey's balancing role in the Ukraine crisis strengthens its strategic position, as observed in the recent leaders summit in London.

Turkey's growing importance in European defense structure amid Ukraine conflict and challenges faced in joining EU defense initiatives.

A Nigerian cocaine dealer cannot be deported to his home country due to mental health reasons, as the psychiatric care in Africa is deemed inadequate.

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson announces agreement to continue nuclear talks with E3 countries - UK, Germany, France.

A recap of the wild FA Cup weekend in England and the twists in LaLiga's title race, including key highlights and takeaways.

A reconstruction of how European leaders swiftly shifted strategies after Zelenski's exit and aim to engage with Trump. Read more on Telegraaf.nl

Recent findings in Brest Harbor surprise scientists as DNA traces from before and after WWII show the effects of human activities on the environment.

European leaders meet in London with Ukrainian President Zelenski, focusing on support for Ukraine amid recent developments.

Key European and NATO allies gather in London for a historic security council meeting led by British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

A detailed analysis of future power rankings in soccer, highlighting top clubs and their potential for domination in the coming years.

France's Media Oversight Board decides to close far-right channel C8 for the first time in history, followed by NRJ12.

Former World Chess Champion Boris Spassky, known for iconic duels, dies at the age of 88. Anatoly Karpov expresses admiration for Spassky's legacy.

18 months after winning the World Cup, Spain faces challenges on and off the pitch as they prepare for the upcoming Women's Euros.

Environmental activist Remi Fraisse lost his life due to a tear gas canister thrown by the police. The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) ruled France guilty in connection with Fraisse's death.

Canadian opposition leader urges banning US President Trump from G7 Summit, citing threats to democracy and sovereignty.

Jess Park's goal secures a 1-0 victory for England against Spain as James' improved defending and Hampton's solid performance shine in the match.

Two individuals have been detained in connection with the recent molotov cocktail attack on the Russian Consulate in Marseille, France.

French President Macron urges US to provide security guarantees for Ukraine and Europe during White House visit.

US President Trump announces upcoming signing of valuable minerals agreement with Ukraine, Zelensky to visit White House for finalizing the deal.

President Trump believes the war in Ukraine could come to an end within weeks, as he meets with President Macron at the White House.

Friedrich Merz expected to be the Chancellor of Germany as the country enters a costly rearmament race and potential trade war with the US.

Nigerian singer Tems joins a growing number of African women owning soccer clubs abroad, including Akosua Puni Essien and Eniola Aluko.

An explosion occurred at the Russian consulate in Marseille, prompting Russia to demand a thorough investigation and labeling it as a terrorist attack.

North Korea challenges 11 countries over UN sanctions enforcement efforts, rejecting talks on lifting sanctions and vowing to enhance defense capabilities.

Four individuals detained in connection with deadly stabbing incident in Mulhouse, France, with alleged perpetrator in custody.

The European Commission is considering weakening the ESG rules for companies, which cover environmental, social, and governance aspects.

Mohammed Amra, also known as 'de Vlieg', captured in Romania after a violent escape where two wardens died.