Dr. Peter Piot, who discovered the Ebola virus in 1976, continues to express concerns about the virus and its impact on public health. His reflections underscore the need for ongoing vigilance in managing infectious disease outbreaks.
Dr. Peter Piot, who identified the Ebola virus in 1976, remains concerned about its impact on public health. His ongoing worries reflect the challenges posed by the virus even decades after its discovery.
Markus Söder, the Bavarian leader, has called on CDU members in Saxony-Anhalt who voted for AfD member Tobias Rausch as parliamentary speaker to identify themselves. Rausch's election has raised concerns about the CDU's adherence to the 'firewall' agreement against supporting the AfD. Additionally, Bärbel Bas has resigned from her positions amid coalition tensions.
The boxing match between Saul “Canelo” Alvarez and Christian M’billi is confirmed to take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia on October 31, despite recent attacks on airports in the country. Turki Al-Sheikh, a Saudi sports promoter, stated that Alvarez is committed to the fight, emphasizing his lack of fear regarding the situation.
A recent analysis by DW and the European Data Journalism Network examined the progress of urban public transport in Europe towards zero-emission goals. The study found that while electric buses are becoming more common, many cities still rely heavily on diesel, with only Copenhagen nearly fully electrifying its bus fleet. The EU aims for a 90% reduction in transport-related greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, but current trends indicate that many member states are not on track to meet this target.
A BBC Panorama investigation has revealed allegations that Deloitte falsified documents to assist Roman Abramovich in evading taxes on his wealth, which includes assets valued at $672 million. The investigation highlights potential misconduct by professional advisers and raises questions about tax compliance. Abramovich's legal team has denied the allegations, asserting that he relied on professional advice.
A BBC Panorama investigation has found that Deloitte was involved in falsifying documents to help Roman Abramovich evade taxes on assets worth $672 million. The investigation revealed a network of offshore companies and backdated documents used to conceal Abramovich's wealth. His legal team denies any wrongdoing, while Deloitte claims compliance with applicable laws.
A BBC Panorama investigation has revealed allegations that Deloitte helped Roman Abramovich falsify documents to evade taxes on assets worth $672 million. The investigation indicates that Deloitte signed off on misleading accounts and provided advice on tax evasion schemes. Abramovich's lawyers deny any wrongdoing, asserting reliance on professional advice, while Deloitte states it complies with applicable laws.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has publicly acknowledged that Russia interfered in the 2016 Brexit vote, marking the first such admission by a UK prime minister. He did not provide evidence for the claim but emphasized its importance for understanding political dynamics in Europe. Burnham also discussed potential links between Russia and the far-right Alternative for Germany party.
Abdul El-Sayed denied any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood during an interview, despite his half-sister Eman Abdelhadi's past social media posts suggesting otherwise. Abdelhadi claimed their family has long been involved with the group, and some members have faced imprisonment. The discussion highlights El-Sayed's familial connections and the scrutiny he faces regarding his views on the Brotherhood.
President Donald Trump is considering whether to dismiss Kimberly Guilfoyle from her position as US ambassador to Greece following allegations of misconduct, including accepting gifts and seeking money for access to administration officials. Trump has not defended Guilfoyle amid these claims, and the situation has raised concerns among senior officials. A decision on her future is expected soon.
European leaders from the U.K., Germany, and Poland have expressed their continued support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy following comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting Ukraine needs a new leader. The leaders emphasized solidarity with Ukraine and called for pressure on Russia to return to peace talks.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain are set to visit Ceuta and Melilla, bringing attention to the ongoing territorial dispute between Spain and Morocco. Ceuta, known as Sabta in Arabic, has a complex history of governance, having transitioned from Muslim rule to Portuguese and then Spanish control. The cities are currently Spanish autonomous cities, with Morocco claiming sovereignty over them, leading to significant migration and border policy issues.
On October 11, 2026, a second attack on Riyadh's King Khalid International Airport resulted in one death and 11 injuries, following a previous strike that killed 12. The Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for the attacks, warning against the use of Saudi airports. The Saudi-led coalition condemned the strikes as war crimes and vowed a strong response, while international leaders expressed solidarity with Saudi Arabia and condemned the violence.
U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle is facing potential dismissal amid allegations of misconduct, including seeking financial assistance from a Trump donor. President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio are reportedly considering her removal, with a decision expected soon. An investigation into her conduct has been initiated by the State Department's Office of Inspector General.
U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle is facing potential dismissal due to allegations of misconduct, including seeking financial assistance from a Trump donor while offering access to administration officials. President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio are reportedly considering her removal, with a decision expected soon. Guilfoyle's conduct is under investigation by the State Department's Office of Inspector General.
Google has been ordered to halt construction on two data centers in Finland due to failure to conduct environmental impact assessments. The Finnish Licensing and Supervision Authority issued the order after reports of significant forest clearing without proper assessments. Google acknowledged the concerns and stated it would comply with the authority's guidance.
The Italian government's new "Schools Decree" prohibits face coverings in classrooms and limits foreign-born students, raising questions about integration policies in Europe. Experts discuss the implications of such measures, the emergence of parallel societies, and the challenges of fostering effective integration while addressing deeper societal issues.
In 2025, Oliver Riedl discovered a hoard of 934 Roman silver coins in Wesseling, Germany. The coins, dating back to the time of Emperor Hadrian, are now recognized as the largest coin hoard from this period in Germany and the fifth-largest globally. The collection is currently on display at the LVR-LandesMuseum Bonn.
Pope Leo XIV has announced plans to undergo surgery to remove a localized lung nodule, detected early and deemed well-localized. The procedure is scheduled for the coming days at a hospital in Rome, with an expected recovery time of one week.
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