Concerts, only 368 events make up half of the 2025 revenue
The big live events make up 1.6 percent of the total: viewers are increasing but not prices
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Brazil rejects new US tariffs of 25% on some products
The presidency has committed to defending Brazil’s “sovereignty” and has categorically rejected all “accusations” made by Washington regarding “alleged unfair trade practices adopted by Brazil”
Niger, gunfire and explosions in Niamey. Junta confirms: attempted coup
The attacks come just over two months after the jihadist attack by JNIM
Trump, record of super rich in the administration: 57 have assets over 100 million
According to a report by Public Citizen, 17 are ambassadors, 40 hold senior positions, and eight sit in the presidential cabinet
Etna, flights suspended in Catania until 4 PM on Thursday: 700 connections canceled in four days
From August 8 to 11, about 700 flights were canceled or missed. Over 250 connections rescheduled at the airports of Palermo, Trapani, and Comiso
West Bank, settler attack near Qalqilia: 5 Palestinians injured
Settlers from Havat Gilad injured 5 Palestinians and set fire to homes and lands. International appeal to stop the aggressions.
Six EU countries call for a windfall tax on oil companies: Italy too
The initiative would have been launched by the German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil
Negotiations break down, tariff war between United States and Canada
The new 50% tariffs affecting 20 billion dollars of Canadian goods have already come into effect. Canadian Prime Minister Carney: “They asked for too much and offered little, now we will respond dollar for dollar”
Trump shakes Ireland: “I would like to see it united”
The American president reignites the debate on a sensitive and controversial topic. Firm no from unionist protesters. British Prime Minister Burnham: a referendum is not on the agenda
Two levels of protection in Europe with the Dsa: sanctions and compensation
The Digital Services Act assigns a role to authorities but also to individuals