Michael Jackson, known as the King of Pop, won the world with his musical successes and controversial private life, and his legacy includes billions of albums sold and numerous hits, but the last decades of his career were marked by financial and personal crises before his tragic death in 2009. (translated)
Michael Jackson, born on August 29, 1958, remains one of the most influential musicians of all time, known as the King of Pop, with a rich career that includes mega hits, numerous Grammy awards, but also controversies related to his private life and allegations of abuse. (translated)
The European digital wallet could significantly revive the single market, and according to the head of Banking Identity, it may bring greater benefits from the private sector than from public services. (translated)

Private conversations with artificial intelligence, such as those with chatbots, may seem confidential, but many users are unaware that this data can be used for model training or as evidence in court, which poses a significant risk to their privacy. (translated)

Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree that allows the government to take control of critical infrastructure in case private owners do not ensure its protection from Ukrainian attacks, citing rising security threats and support from Western countries to Kyiv. (translated)

Dolly Parton passed away at the age of 80, and her family will organize a small, private farewell according to her last wish, while fans are invited to donate money to her foundation, Imagination Library, instead of flowers. (translated)
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree that allows the government to temporarily take control of critical infrastructure if private owners fail to protect their facilities from Ukrainian drone attacks, given the increasingly intense and precise strikes that Kyiv is carrying out on Russian targets. (translated)
The mayor of the Saint-Gervais commune under Mont Blanc refused free rescue for climbers who ignored warnings about the danger of rock slides and urged them to pay for a private helicopter, wanting to set a precedent for the responsibility of irresponsible tourists. (translated)

Mají dovolenou. Nabírají sil v luxusu privátních pláží střežených riviér, placeném z výnosných zlodějen na úkor nás anebo Evropské unie. Aby se vrátili ve formě a dorazili naši zemi. Čas střetu se blíží. Už na podzim. Kdo bývá připraven nebývá překvapen. Zlu se totiž neustupuje! https://t.co/KUZ0uWgKKC #dovolená #práva #společnost
The article reports on the growing resistance to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who is facing the threat of a boycott of competitions by UEFA, Concacaf, and the Asian Football Confederation due to his proposal to sell stakes in FIFA competitions to private investors, which has caused a serious crisis within world football. (translated)

European football, represented by 55 UEFA members, threatens a complete boycott of all FIFA tournaments if President Gianni Infantino pushes for his plans for private investments in the World Cup, which are seen as a threat to the integrity and traditions of the sport. (translated)

UEFA and 54 national associations unanimously supported a boycott of the World Cup and other FIFA competitions if FIFA does not withdraw its controversial proposal to sell ownership stakes in competitions to private investors, warning that such a decision would permanently change football and put commercial interests ahead of the welfare of the game. (translated)
UEFA announced a boycott of the World Cup in protest against FIFA's plans to sell shares in the competition to private investors, which has provoked a unified response from all 55 member associations of UEFA and potentially triggered a conflict between the two most important football organizations. (translated)

UEFA unanimously rejected FIFA's proposal to transfer ownership stakes in the World Cup to private investors and announced a boycott of all FIFA competitions until that proposal is withdrawn. (translated)
The article describes how UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin expressed his outrage over Gianni Infantino's plans to sell a minority stake in the management of the World Cup to private investors for 17.5 billion euros, warning of the dangers of the commercialization of football which could permanently disrupt its structure and calendar. (translated)

FIFA President Gianni Infantino plans a radical sale of a minority stake in the commercial operations of the World Cup to private investors, which has sparked anger from UEFA, which claims that football is not an asset that can be sold. (translated)

FIFA President Gianni Infantino is considering selling a minority stake of 20 to 30 percent in the World Cup to private investors, with plans to invest the raised funds to increase financial support for national associations, which has provoked sharp criticism from UEFA and raised concerns about the commercialization of football governance. (translated)
Stotine privatnih razgovora korisnika s Claudeom, chatbotom tvrtke Anthropic, postale su javno dostupne putem internetskih pretraživača, uključujući osjetljive osobne i poslovne podatke, što je izazvalo zabrinutost zbog sigurnosti privatnosti, iako su nakon otkrića poduzeti koraci za uklanjanje tih sadržaja iz indeksa. #claude #google #privatni razgovori
V Itálii probíhá intenzivní boj za záchranu volných pláží proti privatizaci pobřeží, kde nyní většina z 8.000 kilometrů českých pláží patří privátním podnikatelům, zatímco občané volají po větším přístupu k veřejným plážím, které jsou často přeplněné nebo zanedbané. #PlayasLibres #Privatización #Italia

Članak donosi informacije o nevjerojatnim putovanjima predsjednika FIFA-e Giannija Infantina tijekom Svjetskog prvenstva 2026. godine, pri čemu je preletio više od dva puta obim Zemlje koristeći privatni zrakoplov, što je izazvalo kritike zbog njegovog visokog ekološkog otiska usprkos FIFA-inim obećanjima o smanjenju emisije ugljika. #svjetskoprvenstvo2026 #FIFA #GianniInfantino
