“Teachers are there to teach facts to students”: in the United Kingdom, the government wants to backtrack on gender theory in schools
Construmat grows by 50% and focuses on sustainability and innovation
War in Ukraine: one week later, where is the Russian offensive in Kharkiv?
An American tourist steals a mug of beer from a tavern in Munich and admits it...50 years later
Suicide attempts and self-harm on the rise among young girls
In Europe, 10,000 people die every day from cardiovascular disease
Brussels raises Spanish GDP forecasts to 2.1% and foresees a deficit of 3% in 2024
Inflation rises to 3.3% in April due to gas and food
“No one supports me”: influencer Poupette Kenza defends herself after her anti-Semitic remarks
Richemont expects a slow rebound in the Chinese luxury market
La Poste markets a stamp with the smell of a baguette, the French “symbol of gastronomy”
Russia's GDP up 5.4% year-on-year in first quarter, driven by military spending
Reina Sofia Museum changes name of lecture series criticized by Israeli Embassy
The tireless Francis Ford Coppola on the Croisette: “I have started writing a new film”
Chaillot signs a partnership with a Rwandan dance company
In the Saint-Germain-des-Prés church, a classical music concert takes place at the Jazz festival
Omoda 7, another Chinese car that could be manufactured in Spain
BYD chooses CA Auto Bank as financial partner in Spain
Tesla and Baidu sign key agreement to boost development of autonomous driving
Skoda Kodiaq 2024: a 'beast' plug-in hybrid SUV
The home mortgage firm rises 3.8% in February and the average interest moderates to 3.33%
This is how housing prices have changed in Spain in the last decade
The home mortgage firm drops 10% in January and interest soars to 3.46%
The jewel of the Rocío de Nagüeles urbanization: a dream villa in Marbella
New Caledonia: Zemmour accuses Le Pen of “giving in to the thugs and looters”
Europeans: between the RN and the “euro-gagas”, the communist Léon Deffontaines dreams of breaking through to the left
Europeans: professor threatened with death Didier Lemaire shows his support for François-Xavier Bellamy
LFI: Manon Aubry places social issues at the center of her European campaign
These French cities that will boycott the World Cup in Qatar
Olympic Games 2024: Antoine Dupont as a superstar and a great atmosphere in Toulouse for the flame
Tennis: Novak Djokovic will make his return to the Geneva tournament
Foot: Carlos Tevez quitte Independiente
MMA: at Bellator Paris, Castello van Steenis submits Gregory Babene in the second round
The remaining 35 minutes of the “Klassieker” between Ajax Amsterdam and Feyenoord Rotterdam will be played on Wednesday behind closed doors, announced the Dutch Football Federation, after the match was stopped on Sunday due to excesses by Ajacid supporters. “A match should preferably be decided on the field... the match must be resumed as soon as possible,” explained the KNVB, specifying that the match would start at 2:00 p.m. local time (12:00 GMT).
Ajax, four-time European champions and an institution in the Netherlands, were trailing 3-0 after 55 minutes on Sunday, humiliated in front of their fans by Feyenoord, their biggest national rival. A sign of the club's poor health, on and off the field, many Ultras then burst onto the pitch of the Johan-Cruyff Arena. The referee had no choice but to send both teams to the locker room.
Violence spread outside the field, with furious fans destroying the entrance to the stadium and fighting with mounted police armed with tear gas to disperse the crowd. Ajax then quickly fired its director of football, Sven Mislintat, in the evening, justifying that he “lacked general support within the organization.” The man is under prosecution for a potential conflict of interest during the summer transfer window following the recruitment of Croatian full-back Borna Sosa.
Ajax, held to a draw on Thursday evening at home (3-3) by Olympique de Marseille in the Europa League, is currently going through one of the worst sporting crises in its 123 years of existence. With only five points in four matches, the club, 36 times national champion, is off to its worst start in the Eredivise since the 1964/1965 season.
