France, which is fighting to reduce the consumption of meat, which for the country's inhabitants is synonymous with good nutrition, will also strive to do so during the Olympic Games in Paris, offering athletes a gastronomic offer with an emphasis on plant products.more

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived in Russia this morning for a meeting with Vladimir Putin, the Associated Press reported. According to the American newspaper "New York Times", the conversation between the dictators will concern the supply of weapons to the Russian army.more

Ministers have vowed to reduce suicide rates in England with the launch of more than 100 new initiatives amid particular concerns over rising deaths and self-harm among children and young people. more

Spain is recording a sharp increase in Covid 19 cases, according to data from the consulting company iQVIA, cited by Euronews.more

Juventus footballer Paul Pogba has been provisionally suspended after testing positive for testosterone. The tests were carried out after the August match of the Italian Premier League, which Juventus won away against Udinese 3-0.more

On August 24, Russia attacked a civilian cargo ship in the Black Sea with missiles. The attack was thwarted by Ukrainian air defense, revealed British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak.more

The number of foreign students at Dutch universities is on the rise, and now 41 percent of first-year students are not Dutch, according to the latest report from the Netherlands Bureau of Statistics (CBS).more

More high-speed mobile coverage in stations and tunnels on the Tube network has been announced.more

Portugal defeated Luxembourg 9-0 at home, and Croatia won away against Armenia 1-0 in the sixth round of the European Football Championship qualifying round. A total of five matches were played yesterday.more

Yesterday, in Manhattan, New York, ceremonies were held to commemorate nearly three thousand people who died 22 years ago in the attack by Islamic terrorists on the World Trade Center towers. It was the largest terrorist attack that took place on US territory - Poles also died in it.more

Home Secretary Suella Braverman today called for a ban on the ownership in the UK of American XL Bully dogs, which are responsible for the majority of human bite incidents in the country. The number of attacks by these dogs has been rising markedly in recent years.more

Ninety-two percent of business executives are concerned about the risks associated with implementing AI-based solutions, according to KPMG's report "Generative AI: From buzz to business value." Sixty percent see artificial intelligence as an opportunity to increase productivity and revenue, it added.more

U.S. newspaper The Athletic reported yesterday that the famous LeBron James is interested in playing in the Olympics again and would like to fight with the U.S. national team for another Olympic gold. He was also already said to be in contact with other basketball players for a star team to play in Paris.more

The variant known as BA.2.86 is not one "of concern", but scientists have said it carries a high number of mutations and is being monitored closely.more

The relentless influx of immigrants to New York City and the associated expenses could ruin the city, which is facing a $12 billion deficit. - warned New York Mayor Eric Adams.more

Ireland's Ryanair will reduce the number of flights from Modlin Airport by 20 percent in the upcoming winter season; more routes will be from Chopin Airport, as well as from Lodz and Lublin, the carrier said. In winter, Ryanair will launch a new route from Chopin Airport to Manchester.more

Today, London residents probably enjoyed high temperatures around 26-27 degrees for the last time this year. According to forecasters from the Met Office, temperatures will start to drop noticeably from tomorrow - and with the drop there will be rainfall and even storms.more

Across Britain, rents could rise by 25% over a four-year period, compared with 5.5% growth in house prices, Hamptons predicts.more

Farmers on the Islands have "serious difficulties" finding people willing to work in harvesting, the BBC reports. The public broadcaster reports that the problem is so serious that some farmers ask customers to collect purchased vegetables and fruit from the fields themselves - however, this option is difficult to implement for large agricultural companies.more

Iga Swiatek, who had led the world tennis ranking since April 4 last year, has lost her leading position after 75 consecutive weeks. The Pole dropped to second place, and was overtaken by Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka. On the other hand, Serbian Novak Djokovic returned to the top of the world tennis ranking, replacing Spaniard Carlos at the top after his triumph in the US Open final.more

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced during a closed-door meeting over the weekend in Kotcse, near Balaton, that he wants to rule the country until 2034, the Telex news portal reported, citing information from meeting participants.more

If the Unilever corporation really wants "a world with more joy," why does it continue to fill Vladimir Putin's arsenals, British 'The Observer' asked. As it notes, the taxes Unilever pays in Russia allow it to buy 39 cartridges every second, yet it brags about how ethical its products are.more

The post-war reconstruction of Warsaw, and especially the use of rubble from destroyed buildings for it, can be a valuable lesson and example for Ukrainian cities, British media note, referring to the exhibition "Zgruzowstanie Warszawy 1945-1949" presented at the Warsaw Museum.more

An accused terrorist former British army soldier who escaped from a London prison on Wednesday and was caught three days later, stood trial today on escape charges.more

Poland's national soccer team is currently fourth, or penultimate, in Group E of the European Championship qualifiers, but it could advance to the final tournament even if it came in last place. All because of their high position in the Nations League, which in turn means a probable play in the play-offs.more