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How Acerbi overcame hardships: cancer, depression, and alcoholism

Acerbi was born in 1988 in a suburb of Milan and has overcome many challenges throughout his career, both on and off the pitch.

The most scandalous papal elections

7 May, 19:55

The papal conclave begins today in the Vatican, during which cardinals will elect the 267th pope in history.

7 May, 19:20

Mkhitaryan's historic moment: the fifth European final

Former Armenian national team captain Henrikh Mkhitaryan reached the final of a European club competition for the fifth time, becoming the most experienced Armenian footballer to reach the finals.

7 May, 18:41

The doors of the Sistine Chapel are closing

Today, the first day of the conclave, only one vote will be held, and on the following days, up to four rounds will be held per day.

7 May, 18:20

European Parliament calls on Turkey to play a constructive role in the Armenia-Azerbaijan process

The European Parliament put to a vote the report on Turkey during the May 7 plenary session. It also discussed normalizing Armenia-Turkey relations and Turkey's possible role in the Armenia-Azerbaijan normalization process.

7 May, 17:15

The US Supreme Court has ruled that transgender people will be removed from service

The US Supreme Court has temporarily permitted President Donald Trump's administration to remove transgender individuals from military service, according to AFP.

7 May, 15:44

"Putin is the barrier to our progress." - Kellogg

In an interview with Fox News, Keith Kellogg considered Vladimir Putin the main obstacle to establishing a ceasefire in Ukraine.

7 May, 15:36

"We were prepared to respond more aggressively." Biden

Since leaving the White House, former US President Joe Biden has given his first exclusive interview to the BBC.

Pakistan's National Security Council has authorized the military to respond to India

7 May, 15:20

Pakistan's National Security Council (NSC) has authorized the armed forces to take retaliatory action against alleged aggression from India, citing the country's right to self-defense.