The Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival (CPH:DOX) has announced its complete program for its 23rd edition, featuring special guests such as Juliette Binoche, Louis Theroux, and John Wilson.

Statistics reveal a remarkable trend: PSG consistently wins when Désiré Doué scores, highlighting his significant impact on the team's performance.

A second day of peace talks between Ukraine and Russia concluded after only two hours, with the Ukrainian side describing the discussions as 'difficult'.

Team USA's Ben Ogden and Gus Schumacher secured a silver medal in the men's Team Sprint Free, posting a time of 18:30.35.

Greece is cultivating closer ties with India, aiming to leverage the world's most populous democracy and largest consumer market for economic growth.

World Cup hero Mario Götze's contract with Eintracht Frankfurt expires next summer, with uncertainty surrounding a new deal.

FC Basel has officially announced the end of Jeremy Agbonifo's loan spell, with the young winger of Nigerian descent returning to Sweden.

Dynamo Zagreb and Genk are set to face off in the Europa League knock-out tie, with Genk needing to be wary of Zagreb's in-form player, Dion Beljo.

Jürgen Klopp has responded to Bayern Munich honorary president Uli Hoeneß's comments about his role as Red Bull's Head of Soccer, stating their opinions don't always have to align.

The tram service in Greece has been extended to Piraeus Port, following the resolution of an issue concerning the coexistence of trolleybus and tram overhead cables.

South African international Kurt Abrahams is in red-hot form, having found the back of the net for his team, SK Beveren, in Belgium.

Indonesia's popular tourist island of Bali is experiencing a property frenzy, with a rapid increase in luxury villa and hotel construction.

Shares of Turkish club Galatasaray surged following their victory against Juventus.

Another Nigerian national has been captured while fighting for Russia in Ukraine, reportedly arrested on the frontline.

Police are investigating after a famous elephant statue in Rome, known as the Elefantino, had a tusk snapped off overnight, marking another instance of damage to the sculpture.

Rennes has officially announced Franck Haise, former manager of RC Lens and OGC Nice, as their new head coach.

Former Juventus star Beniamino Vignola expresses doubts about the club's defense, while Juventus must overcome a significant first-leg deficit against Galatasaray to advance in the Champions League.

Bulgaria will hold its eighth parliamentary election in five years on April 19, following the government's resignation amid protests over the budget and alleged corruption.

The killing of far-right activist Quentin Deranque has plunged France into political turmoil, with the suspect's alleged ties to the France Unbowed party drawing scrutiny to the left.

Serie A giants Inter Milan are reportedly working to extend the contract of Italy prodigy Francesco Pio Esposito, who is attracting growing interest from Arsenal.

Sixteen-year-old Hertha wonderkid Kennet Eichhorn is reportedly looking for a summer move, with Bayern, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Real Madrid among the clubs linked to him.

During the credential presentation of the new ambassador Alexandridis, President Trump praised Greece as a 'valuable partner' and expressed his desire to visit, highlighting strong U.S.-Greece relations.

A pan-European survey reveals that young doctors in Greece work up to 72 hours a week, recording the highest overtime in Europe and systematically exceeding legal working hours.

Ex-Kaizer Chiefs skipper Yusuf Maart has earned recognition in Europe, being included in the Austrian Bundesliga team of the week.

The International Paralympic Committee's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete under their national flags at the 2026 Paralympics has drawn strong condemnation from Ukraine, which labeled the move 'disappointing and outrageous'.

Monaco goalkeeper and defender shared their disappointment but also their resolve ahead of the return leg after losing the first-leg playoff against PSG.

Guatemalan journalist José Rubén Zamora, under house arrest after more than 800 days in prison, claims he has been 'kidnapped' and is being persecuted by the Attorney General’s Office.

Enagás has chosen Emerson to implement digital management solutions for Spain's national gas grid, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and control.

Luis Diaz has shared insights into his move to Liverpool, attributing his transfer to an unexpected domino effect involving Florian Wirtz.

The Greek village of Pontokomi, with only thirteen houses and a few remaining inhabitants, faces an uncertain future as the planned relocation of its residents to a new settlement has yet to be completed.

Drones have become a surprising highlight of the Winter Olympics, with their advanced technology now rivaling the performances of elite athletes.

RB Leipzig has reportedly set an asking price of over £80 million for highly sought-after winger Yan Diomande, attracting significant interest from Premier League clubs.

Organigram is set to acquire Berlin-based Sanity Group in an upfront deal worth €113.4 million, aiming to expand its cannabis supply network.

A criminal complaint has been filed in a Chilean court seeking the prosecution of an Israeli Ukrainian former sniper who served in Gaza.

The game show 'The 1% Club' has secured deals in Sweden and Italy, solidifying its position as the best-selling new UK format of the past decade.

Borussia Dortmund made history by becoming the second German club to reach 100 victories in the UEFA Champions League and its predecessor.

Gisèle Pelicot, a French woman whose husband was convicted of inviting men to rape her unconscious body, has released her memoir, which is now available in 22 languages.

After a recent resurgence in form, Serhou Guirassy is reportedly planning discussions with Borussia Dortmund regarding his future at the end of the season.

The popular children's show 'Bluey' is set to return to the big screen in the UK, Ireland, and Europe this spring with a new collection of episodes.

Croatian coach Andrej Panadić is a candidate to coach Burkina Faso's national football team, the Stallions, impressed by the current generation's potential.

Arsenal loanee Karl Hein is anticipated to depart the club as a free agent this summer after a disappointing loan spell at Werder Bremen.

Two female filmmakers from Iran and Afghanistan are using contrasting genres—a romantic comedy and a nightmare—to express the injustices they have experienced in their home countries.

VfB Stuttgart captain Jeff Chabot expresses confidence ahead of their Europa League playoff first leg against Celtic.

A Barcelona presidential candidate has unveiled a giant banner featuring Lionel Messi, making the star a key talking point in the ongoing elections despite his non-participation.

Paris Saint-Germain forward Ousmane Dembélé faces a new muscle injury scare, potentially sidelining him once again.

Iran announced that it has reached an agreement with the United States on 'guiding principles' during talks in Geneva aimed at avoiding conflict.

Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo of Norway has set a new all-time record for gold medals at the Winter Olympics during the 2026 Milan games.

India and France have elevated their defense ties in a move that analysts suggest is a push for strategic autonomy.

Feyenoord has relocated its training sessions to Belgium to allow new signing Raheem Sterling to integrate with his new team-mates.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned at the Munich Security Conference that the rules-based international order is eroding, with Europe bearing some responsibility.

Many destinations are struggling under the strain of excessive tourism, raising questions about what makes certain places into tourist magnets beyond famous landmarks.

Sanda Ojiambo, CEO of UN Global Compact, emphasizes the importance of working with Africa rather than in Africa for corporate sustainability.

Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has taken on a high-profile role as the face of a L'Oréal Paris campaign, while Leon Goretzka is reportedly favoring a Premier League move with interest from Arsenal and Tottenham.

This story examines AS Roma's financial health, its strong fan base, and its ambition to compete at the highest levels nationally and in Europe.

Emily Harrop, a top French medal hopeful in ski mountaineering's Winter Olympic debut, had the option to compete for Team GB.

Inter Milan star Nicolo Barella is expected to start as a deep-lying playmaker in the upcoming match against Bodo/Glimt, according to reports.

TripAdvisor has released its 2026 list of the world's best beaches, with Greece claiming the second-best beach globally and four Greek beaches making it into the top 20.

Every generation rediscovers Emily Brontë’s novel, and every generation seems convinced it finally understands it.

Ireland assistant coach Johnny Sexton stressed the importance for the team's current fly-halves to 'learn hard lessons' in their pursuit of success.

A flight from Tokyo to Germany was forced to turn around seven hours into its journey over the Arctic, returning to its origin airport.

Italian skiing icon Alberto Tomba, known as 'Tomba la Bomba,' is experiencing a resurgence in the limelight thanks to the Winter Olympics decades after his initial superstardom.

The Disciplinary Committee of the RFEF has issued a strong ruling against Matías Almeyda, suspending the Sevilla FC coach for a total of seven matches.

Five Venezuelans have accused Rafael Quero Silva, a former military officer currently in an ICE facility, of torturing them under the Maduro regime, raising questions about his potential deportation.

Carlos Alcaraz secured a tough victory in his Doha campaign, defeating Arthur Rinderknech, while Jannik Sinner is also a strong contender in the tournament draw.

Family, state officials, and prominent political figures gathered at the First Cemetery of Athens to honor Anna Psarouda-Benaki, a woman recognized for breaking barriers in Greek public life.

Russia's Digital Development Minister Maksut Shadayev claims that foreign intelligence agencies can access Russian military's Telegram correspondence, using this access in combat operations against Russian forces in Ukraine.

Bayern Munich and Liverpool are reportedly locked in a transfer battle over a £70 million player, highlighting a recurring pattern of interest in the same targets.

Curling, with its unique gameplay and recent controversies, has emerged as a surprising favorite among gamblers at the Milan Cortina Olympics, rivaling hockey in betting interest.

Turkish athlete Enes Kanter has spoken out against Recep Tayyip Erdogan, accusing him of spreading hatred against Greece and Cyprus, and shared his experiences as an Interpol-wanted individual.

The Italian Ambassador to Yerevan, Alessandro Ferranti, held a meeting with the Minister of Environment of the Republic of Armenia.

Renowned 'Final Fantasy' composer Nobuo Uematsu has announced a rare headline show in the US, in addition to bringing his 'Tiki Show' to Paris in June.

Manchester United's attempt to sign French starlet Paul Eymard was unsuccessful, as INEOS continues its search for young talent.

Predictions for the USA vs. Sweden men's Olympic hockey game suggest a decisive victory for the American team, allowing them to advance in the tournament.

Dozens of rights groups are raising alarms over proposed EU immigration legislation, warning it could lead to US-style ICE immigration enforcement in Europe.

The southern Greek city of Kalamata is using towering murals and public art installations to highlight its local identity and commitment to climate goals.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton has dismissed McLaren's concerns regarding Formula 1's start procedure with the new 2026 power units, while Alex Albon believes the new regulations will suit Hamilton.

Sevilla FC plans to appeal the severe seven-match ban imposed on their coach, Matías Almeyda, by the Competition Committee.

Digital distribution and production pioneer Mario Niccolò Messina set up shop in Los Angeles four years ago, after launching an innovative micro budget movies business model in his native Italy. He no

Bayer Leverkusen has reportedly contacted Leon Goretzka's representatives to explore a potential free transfer for the midfielder this summer.

Eintracht Frankfurt's injury woes have worsened as defender Rasmus Kristensen is reportedly sidelined for the rest of the season due to an ankle injury.

A review of 'Dust,' a drama that fictionalizes a tech-bro dotcom bust in rural Belgium, drawing parallels to contemporary AI times.

A new study in Germany indicates that discrimination within public authorities is often embedded in routine decision-making processes.

Inter Milan's Hakan Calhanoglu is reportedly in danger of missing both Champions League fixtures against Bodo/Glimt.

Copenhagen is highlighted for its diverse bakeries, offering a variety of buns suitable for any occasion.

Ireland's exports of goods to the United States experienced a significant increase of 52% in 2025.

Angelo Bonelli, co-leader of Italy's Green-Left Alliance (AVS), has reported receiving a raft of death threats, along with fellow co-leader Nicola Fratoia.

Studies suggest that repeatedly checking an ex-partner's social media can intensify heartbreak and prolong longing, making it harder to move on after a breakup.

Keon Park SC defeated Brunswick City SC 1-0 to win the second Women’s Greek Community Cup in a hard-fought final.

A former Spanish referee has reignited controversy by analyzing an uncalled sending-off during the Real Madrid versus Benfica match.

Luis Diaz has lauded Harry Kane as 'a machine' and stated that the Bayern Munich star has exceeded his expectations as a teammate.

Despite scoring a brilliant goal, Real Madrid's Vinicius Junior was once again the target of alleged racist abuse during their win against Benfica.

Puig, the company behind Charlotte Tilbury, announced a standout year for makeup sales, contributing to five billion euros in net revenues for the 2025 financial year.

Italian ambassador to Latvia, Alessandro Monti, will inaugurate the exhibition 'La pittura porta a casa' by Gregorio Botta at the Rothko Museum in Daugavpils.

The Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has confirmed that the Copa del Rey final will take place on April 18 at 9:00 PM.

ACCIONA Energía has completed the repowering of its Tahivilla wind farm in Spain, enhancing its renewable energy capacity.

A German public broadcaster is under fire for allegedly airing a fake AI-generated clip depicting 'ICE troops' arresting a migrant family, raising concerns about media integrity.

Norway’s Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo has won his 10th gold medal in cross country skiing, setting another Winter Olympics record.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed doubts about the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) fighter jet project, stating it fails to meet Germany’s needs and contradicting Emmanuel Macron.

Juventus legend Alessandro Del Piero commented on the team's 5-2 hammering by Galatasaray in the Champions League play-off round, stating it reflects 'the reality' of the situation.

New Jersey Devils captain Nico Hischier had a standout performance, scoring a goal and providing two assists, leading Switzerland to victory.

Türkiye's state-owned Turkish Petroleum Corporation (TPAO) has signed a partnership agreement with Shell to jointly conduct exploration work off the coast of Bulgaria.

Amid political tensions at the Berlin Film Festival, a new German-Israeli FutureNarrative Fund has been launched to foster co-productions across film and TV.

Brighton is reportedly looking to sign both Said El Mala and his brother Malek from 1.FC Köln, with Malek expected to develop in the U21 Premier League.