Fifa's Decision: Striking Down US Striker's Red Card Ban is a Scandal

The five-time world champions are out, once again against a European opponent. First, goalkeeper Örjan Nyland kept Norway in the game, and then the previously barely noticeable Erling Haaland struck.

A musician from Erfurt is standing firm, refusing to shy away from using a traditionally German word. Meanwhile, Sharon Osbourne has sent a loving message to Ozzy, and Joey Chestnut has once again demonstrated his extraordinary capacity for eating hot dogs.

Following Egypt's qualification for the round of 16, national coach Hossam Hassan made a statement dedicating the victory to "our brothers from Palestine" and asking for "mercy for the martyrs." This raises questions about whether such a political declaration adheres to FIFA regulations.

Opposition leader María Corina Machado is employing every strategy to return to her homeland. Currently, the Caracas regime and the US government are still able to prevent her repatriation. But for how much longer will this situation persist?

The federal party conference of the AfD, a party in part considered right-wing extremist, in Erfurt was largely focused on power and positions, with little attention paid to substantive issues. The podcast "Auf den Punkt" delves into the reasons behind this focus. The podcast discusses th

The global economy and military capabilities are heavily reliant on rare earth elements and lithium. Political scientist Jakob Kullik advocates for a more robust approach to counter China's dominance in this crucial sector. However, the question remains: at what cost?