Austria converts Hitler's birthplace into a police station to prevent neo-Nazi pilgrimages

Austria converts Hitler’s birthplace into a police station to prevent neo-Nazi pilgrimages

For the ordinary pedestrian, the large house located at Salzburger Vorstadt 15 in Braunau am Inn does not attract attention. It is a common-looking building, although originally from the 17th century. The only clue to its history is given by the Mauthausen commemorative stone erected in front of the facade, with the inscription: “For peace, freedom, and democracy. Never again fascism. The millions of dead remind us of this.”

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The hardest blow for Fermín López: he goes through surgery and misses the World Cup

The hardest blow for Fermín López: he goes through surgery and misses the World Cup

Fermín López, who played the first 45 minutes yesterday against Betis at the Spotify Camp Nou, will miss this summer’s World Cup with Spain due to a fracture in the fifth metatarsal of his right foot. The midfielder from Huelva was unable to finish the match against the Betis team and had to be substituted at halftime by Alejandro Balde. What was initially interpreted as simple discomfort has ended up resulting in an injury that sidelines the Barça player from the World Cup dream.

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With Shakira you don't play

With Shakira you don’t play

She no longer has her mother-in-law as a neighbor nor problems with the tax authorities. On the contrary, the tax authorities have a big problem with her, not to mention her ex-mother-in-law… Shakira has completely risen from her ashes. She faced all her problems, which came at the same time, and has come out victorious…

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Should Bellingham's goal have been disallowed? This is how the 'cable-gate', the World Cup technology scandal, was born

Should Bellingham’s goal have been disallowed? This is how the ‘cable-gate’, the World Cup technology scandal, was born

It all started after a long goal kick by the Norwegian goalkeeper Orjan Nyland. Fox Sports cameras captured how the ball – as seen in the replay – seemed to hit one of the cables supporting the aerial camera at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. It would have been a mere anecdote if it weren’t for the fact that this was the play that led to England’s 1-1 against Norway and sparked the controversy dubbed cable-gate.

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Vicens Lozano, correspondent at the Holy See: “Benedict XVI closed a brothel inside the Vatican itself”

Vicens Lozano, correspondent at the Holy See: “Benedict XVI closed a brothel inside the Vatican itself”

It’s not every day you get to speak with someone who has privileged knowledge of their subject and knows much more than they say, which is already quite a lot. A Vatican correspondent for many years, he knows like no one else the complexity of the Church and the power struggles hidden within it. He is very aware that he is facing a reality for which simplistic analyses are not valid.

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