Catalans Papistes Make the Pilgrimage: Why Madrid’s Masses Drew Devout Fans from Barcelona By Daniel Richardson | June 8, 2026 | Updated 12:45 UTC A dozen Catalan Catholics defied distance and logistics this weekend to join thousands in Madrid for Pope Leo XIV’s apostolic visit, creating what one organizer called a “doublet” of devotion—attending the … Read more
Democratic Republic of the Congo’s 17th Ebola Outbreak: A Proven Track Record Against the Virus The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is once again at the forefront of a global health crisis as the World Health Organization (WHO) monitors a new Ebola outbreak that has spread to neighboring Uganda. This marks the country’s 17th … Read more
Beyond Survival: How Girona FC Redefined Its Destiny in La Liga For years, the narrative surrounding Girona FC was one of precariousness. The club, nestled in the heart of Catalonia, spent much of its recent history as a “yo-yo” team, oscillating between the dizzying heights of the Spanish top flight and the grueling grind of … Read more