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A US jury has ruled that Live Nation Entertainment and Ticketmaster maintain an illegal monopoly in the concert and ticketing industry, a verdict that could result in hundreds of millions of dollars i
Iran has shut down schools due to ongoing conflict, forcing educators to shift to television broadcasts and a domestic internet network, leaving students without devices at a significant disadvantage.
During a Mass in Equatorial Guinea, Pope Leo XIV called for greater justice and condemned corruption as the country's president and his family attended.
A Swedish non-profit organization has filed a class action lawsuit against Norwegian telecommunications company Telenor, alleging it compromised customer safety in Myanmar by providing personal data t
Lufthansa pilots will strike on Thursday and Friday, extending a week-long disruption that coincides with the airline's centenary celebrations, while cabin crew strikes continue simultaneously.
A South Korean national was arrested outside Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine during a ceremony honoring Japan's war dead after displaying a banner with political messages.
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil is pushing for a controversial reform to eliminate tax benefits currently available to married couples.
German airline Lufthansa has canceled 20,000 flights as soaring fuel prices squeeze operations, coinciding with Frankfurt Airport's new terminal opening and Germany's downgraded economic growth foreca
The European Union has introduced a toolkit to address energy shocks and reduce dependence on fossil fuels as concerns mount over fuel supply disruptions and soaring costs.