Nicolas Renaud

Nicolas Renaud is a Monegasque journalist specializing in international economic affairs, diplomacy, and issues related to global governance.

Bellingham’s Rise Recasts England’s Midfield Legacy

Once doubted, Jude Bellingham is now seen as a generational talent reshaping England's midfield and future ambitions.

Why Cities Keep Funding Stadiums That Rarely Deliver Economic Returns

Municipal subsidies for sports venues persist despite modest long-term economic gains and significant fiscal risks for local governments.

Fire Near Machu Picchu Access Road Kills One, Burns Two

A fire near the main access route to Machu Picchu has killed one person and injured two others, authorities report.

From Hiroshima to AI: What History Teaches About Governing Powerful Technologies

The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki offer concrete lessons for international governance of artificial intelligence and risk management.

Tracing the Trail: How Manchester City’s Transfer Payments Reached Other Clubs

BBC Sport investigaton maps how transfer-related payments from Manchester City flowed to other clubs and entities, raising questions on market transparency.

Study: One in Three Tenants Leave Municipal Flats Over Renovation Concerns

Study finds one-third of tenants in Gothenburg municipal housing moved out because of renovations; disruption and unclear information rival rent hikes.

Why Taiwan’s New F-16s Still Matter

New F-16s mark a long-awaited upgrade for Taiwan's air force, strengthening air defence and interoperability amid regional security pressures.

Car ploughs into rugby spectators in Australia, 10 injured

A car struck a group of rugby supporters in Australia, injuring ten. The driver, an 18-year-old, is said to have been revving the engine before losing control.
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