Ferrari's shares dropped 6.3% following the launch of its first fully electric vehicle, the Luce, in Rome. The model is set to be delivered in the fourth quarter and is priced at around 550,000 euros. Analysts attribute the stock decline to concerns over the vehicle's design and the potential impact on Ferrari's brand identity.
A tragic accident occurred in Belgium where a school minibus collided with a train, leading to the deaths of four individuals, including two children. The details were provided by a Belgian government official.
In May 1945, Red Army troops discovered hundreds of Jews living in Berlin's Jewish Hospital, located near Hitler's bunker. This finding highlighted the survival of some Jewish individuals during the Holocaust.
On Tuesday morning, a train collided with a school bus in Buggenhout, Belgium, leading to multiple deaths. The information was reported by a source to Reuters.
The German Health Ministry has proposed a draft bill that would increase taxes for childfree adults to help fund the elderly care system. This measure aims to address the challenges faced by the current system.
The UK and France have experienced record temperatures for May due to a heat wave affecting western Europe. This trend is linked to the broader issue of climate change.
Berlin Hauptbahnhof, inaugurated in May 2006, serves as a central railway station in Berlin. Its design reflects both functionality and the symbolic significance of Germany's reunification.
Berlin Hauptbahnhof, the central station of Berlin, opened in May 2006. Its design and construction were intended to reflect the significance of reunification in Germany.
Iceland is reconsidering its position on European Union membership in light of U.S. President Trump's comments about Greenland. The country has traditionally maintained a separate stance from the rest of Europe.
A school assistant in Paris is on trial for allegedly sexually mistreating children in his care. This case highlights ongoing concerns regarding child abuse within the city's educational institutions.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has ordered the restoration of international internet access following a vote by a special task force. The government has blocked access to the global internet since February 28, impacting over 1 million online traders and restricting the population to a national internet. No specific date for the restoration has been confirmed.
Czech police detained a Russian priest due to the discovery of a white substance. The Russian government has criticized the detainment, labeling it a provocation.
The Chornobyl Museum in Kyiv was damaged in a missile attack linked to Russian military action. The attack occurred overnight, leading to significant destruction, although specific details about the damage and casualties remain unclear.
Players at the French Open have noted that the current heat conditions are among the hottest they have faced at Roland Garros since the Paris Olympics. Fans are seeking more access to water amid the rising temperatures.
A Trump Tower is set to be built in Tbilisi, Georgia, on land partially owned by Uta Ivanishvili, son of the sanctioned Bidzina Ivanishvili. The project has raised concerns about potential conflicts of interest due to the connections between the Trump Organization and the Ivanishvili family. The land was previously a Soviet horse-racing track and is in the process of being sold to a local company.
President Donald Trump stated that any potential deal with Iran must be meaningful, or there will be no agreement. This comes amid ongoing negotiations to end a conflict, with both sides currently observing a ceasefire. Iranian officials have indicated progress in discussions, but uncertainties remain regarding the nuclear issue and US commitments.
The WHO has reported that the death toll from the Ebola outbreak has reached 220, with ongoing cases in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The outbreak has been complicated by local violence and distrust towards health authorities. The WHO has declared the situation a public health emergency.
Swiss voters will vote on a population cap initiative next month, proposed by the Swiss People's Party, aiming to limit the population to 10 million. The proposal has drawn significant opposition from the government and other political parties, who warn of economic repercussions and the potential termination of key agreements with the EU. Recent polls show a close divide in public opinion regarding the initiative.
A paraglider was involved in a mid-air collision with a plane in Austria on May 25, 2026. Further details about the incident and the paraglider's condition are not available.
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