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Australian VAR official Shaun Evans officiating during AFC Champions League match 2024

FIFA Quietly Pulled Its VAR Camera Shots After Shaun Evans Gesture. Nobody Said a Word.

FIFA opened an investigation into Australian VAR official Shaun Evans after he appeared to flash a white supremacist hand gesture during a live World Cup broadcast before Germany's 7-1 victory over Curaçao

June 15, 2026

by Sports Desk

Livano Comenencia of Curaçao celebrates scoring the island nation's first-ever World Cup goal against Germany at NRG Stadium, Houston, June 14, 2026

Dick Advocaat Wept. Then Curaçao Scored Against Germany and the World Cup Found Its Soul.

Livano Comenencia's 21st-minute equalizer against four-time champions Germany gave Curaçao, a Caribbean island of 158,000, its first World Cup goal — but the deeper story belongs to 78-year-old Dick Advocaat, who returned from his daughter's sickbed to make history on

June 15, 2026

by Sports Desk

A Dassault Rafale F4 fighter aircraft on display in France

Europe’s $100 Billion Fighter Jet Dies, Killed Not by Washington but by Its Own Founders

France and Germany formally killed the manned-fighter core of FCAS, their roughly 100-billion-euro sixth-generation jet program,

Giving flowers away instead of waving flags

Copenhagen: Everything was planned in detail for the festivities in honor of the Queen: the opening of the exhibition. The press conference. The gala at the Royal Theater in Copenhagen. The wake-up

December 9, 2020

News

Corona virus in Austria: “Massive pressure” policy

Peter Kolba has a lot to do in these days of standstill: he has received thousands of emails, numerous phone calls, and zoom calls. Because Austria’s best-known consumer protection lawyer has plunged

November 25, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Corona: Not all people are equal before the virus – politics

The extent of the danger to citizens also depends on the system in which they live. Censorship, intimidation, state brutality – anti-democratic systems become even more rigorous in Corona times. A film

December 9, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Prantl’s gaze – everyone needs their nest – politics

Easter is a different Easter this year than usual; precarious, needy, smaller. There is not that much of a resurrection. Easter 2020 is therefore also an invitation to imagine the encounter with

April 14, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Corona: Germans mostly adhere to rules at Easter – politics

Prime Ministers want a joint plan for further action In the discussion about an exit from the corona restrictions, Saarland Prime Minister Tobias Hans (CDU) is promoting a “master plan” from the

December 9, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Corona crisis: how the Bundestag could meet virtually – politics

The Bundestag is still in the Easter break. But the next week of the session begins on April 20. This raises the question of how many MPs will come to Berlin despite

April 14, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Italy: No more safe havens

A general ban on landing for rescue ships with a foreign flag is justified by the coronavirus pandemic. Italy no longer allows migrants rescued at sea to be brought to Italy by

December 9, 2020

News

Around 126,000 corona records in Germany

Berlin – At least 126,000 (previous day at 4:15 p.m .: 123,600) infections in Germany had been registered by Monday afternoon, and at least 2942 (previous day at 4:15 p.m .: 2800)

November 25, 2020

News

Germans have good relationships with neighbors

Berlin: Because of that, the bad neighbors: According to their own words, 70 percent of Germans have a good or even very good relationship with the people in their immediate vicinity. “The

November 25, 2020

News

France – exit remains restricted – politics

French President Emmanuel Macron has extended the stringent exit restrictions in the fight against Covid-19 until May 11th. There is hope, Macron said on Monday night in a televised speech. But in

June 21, 2022

Government and Politics·News