Adrien Valmont

Adrien Valmont is a French journalist specializing in African geopolitical issues and the transformations shaping the contemporary world.

Refereeing body concedes error over Haaland’s derby winner

Pro Ref accepts an error in awarding Erling Haaland's winning goal in the Manchester derby, reviving scrutiny of officiating and VAR in the Premier League.

Limited Lunar Water Forces Rethink of Moon City Plans

Discoveries of polar ice sparked settlement plans, but limited water supplies mean cities on the moon are unlikely and designs must change.

Closure of the Goethe-Institut in Russia Disrupts Language Exams and Study Plans

Closure of the Goethe-Institut in Russia canceled exams, upended study plans and narrowed cultural links between the two countries.

Tenants face tighter budgets as rents forecast to accelerate to 4–5% by December

Zoopla projects rents will increase 4–5% year-on-year by December, raising affordability concerns for tenants and pressure on housing policy.

Pakistan’s $3bn bond sale marks move away from government-to-government lending

Pakistan sold $3bn in bonds, signalling a shift from bilateral government lending toward market-based financing and diversified funding sources.

Garcia Stops Benn in Second Round to Keep WBC Welterweight Title

Ryan Garcia stopped Conor Benn in the second round in Las Vegas to retain the WBC welterweight title.

How Generative AI Could Simplify Holiday Planning for Overwhelmed Travellers

Research from the University of Surrey finds generative AI can help travellers organise, compare options and complete plans they might abandon.

China’s Strategy in AI and Robotics: Economic, Military and Political Stakes

China's push in AI and robotics is reshaping economic structures, military planning and international politics, with wide-ranging implications.
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