Albania has potential to be accession ‘frontrunner,’ EU ambassador says
Albania has the “potential” to join Montenegro at the front of the queue of countries bidding to join the European Union, the EU ambassador to Tirana has confirmed.
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3-time Olympic champ Faith Kipyegon shines at inaugural women's-only track meet in NYC
Kenya's Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon took a victory lap with an easy win in the 1,500 metres at the inaugural women's-only Athlos NYC meet on Thursday, while Brittany Brown stunned Paris 200-metre gold medallist Gabby Thomas.
Kipyegon shines in inaugural women-only Athlos NYC meet
NEW YORK : Kenya's Olympic champion Faith Kipyegon took a victory lap with an easy win in the 1,500 metres at the inaugural women-only Athlos NYC meet on Thursday, while Brittany Brown stunned Paris 200 gold medallist Gabby Thomas.
Moving to Italy permanently could get easier if new campaign is successful
For non-EU nationals living in Italy or thinking of moving to the country, there’s good news about getting citizenship.
MEP Alvise Pérez admits receiving €100,000 in cash without paying taxes
Spanish MEP Alvise Pérez is under investigation for the alleged illegal financing of his far-right party 'Se Acabó la Fiesta' (SALF) ahead of the European elections on June 9. Supreme Court prosecutors launched an investigation after uncovering evidence of a crime linked to a €100,000 cash transfer.
Tory co-chairwoman Baroness Sayeeda Warsi resigns whip after claiming party's 'move to far right'
Former Conservative Party co-chairwoman Baroness Sayeeda Warsi has resigned the party’s whip in the House of Lords, as she said the party is 'hypocritical' and moved too far to the right.
UFC reaches $375M settlement in Le v. Zuffa antitrust lawsuit - ESPN
The UFC reached a new settlement in one of its antitrust lawsuits Thursday and hopes a judge will green-light it.
Hungary PM Orbán's advisor in hot water for saying resisting Russia is irresponsible
If Russia rolled its tanks into Hungary as it did in 1956, Budapest would have thought twice about defending itself from the invasion, unlike Kyiv, according to the Hungarian premier's political advisor, Balázs Orbán.