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Healthy. Has physical penetration become a silent epidemic among adolescents?

Between study seats, screens and smartphones, the movement is retreating in the lives of many adolescents around the world. A fact that the World Health Organization (WHO) returned to the front through a new warning based on one of the largest global studies on youth physical activity. A study that revealed that millions of adolescents do not achieve the minimum recommended daily movement, which may have implications for their physical and psychological health today and in the future.

Barbis is a musical vibe.

A musical and cultural journey in the heart of Barbis, through which we tell the story of the Ray, from the memory of migration and exile to world, to a new generation that continues to write the chapters of this music.

JOJ DAKAR 2026: The Moroccan horse riding nugget, Ghali Bougja

At the JOJ Dakar 2026, the young Moroccan rider Ghali Bougja illustrates in the jump of obstacles, a discipline that requires precision, control and complicity with his mount. Discovering a Moroccan nugget that feeds great ambitions in riding.

'Identity crisis': Can Democrats 'deliver' following their 'historic', once in a generation victory?

A historic Democratic electoral breakthrough has transformed the American political landscape. For Laurie Dundon, Senior Associate Fellow at the European Leadership Network and former US diplomat, the central question is whether the Democratic Party can convert electoral momentum into coherent governance. "Can they deliver?" Dunden examines the apparent disintegration of Donald Trump's 2024 MAGA coalition alongside the Democratic Party's continuing ideological struggle between its progressive and centrist wings. Ahead of 2028, Dunden cautions against seeing Trump as a lame duck: "Trump is neve

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Global travel sector grows despite headwinds

The global tourism sector is growing, despite conflicts and economic uncertainty. That's the finding of a new report by World Travel Market, which says the number of international arrivals is set to hit a record 1.57 billion in 2026.

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