'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Louise Miner
AIBA Men’s World Boxing Championship semi-final thrilled in Belgrade
In partnership with Aiba
After twenty-six fights at the semi-final stage of the AIBA Men’s World Boxing Championships in Serbia, the winners will go on to determine thirteen champions over the weekend.
Day 2 of the 50th Paris Judo Grand Slam 2021
Japan, France, and Russia receive gold medals on the second day of the Paris Grand Slam.
The 50th Paris Judo Grand Slam 2021
The iconic Paris Grand Slam triumphantly returned, much to the joy of the international Judo public and a star-studded lineup was on hand for the opening ceremony of its 50th edition.
Belgian coast guard plane 'sniffs out' pollution emitted from ships
The aircraft uses a sensor called a "sniffer" to detect high levels of sulfur and nitrogen along one of Europe's busiest shipping routes.
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New era, new faces, but experience was ever important at the Zagreb Grand Prix
On Day 3 of the Zagreb Grand Prix, there were gold medals for Azerbaijan, the Netherlands, France, and Russia.
Day 2 at the Judo Grand Prix in Croatia
The home nation held their own on the second day, with some fantastic sacrifice techniques all throughout the preliminaries. But all eyes were on Slovenian Andreja Leski and Georgian Tato Grigalashvili who both won gold.
A new era for judo
Zagreb hosted the European Open 2021 Judo competition in Croatia. It is the first IJF World Tour event since the Tokyo Olympics. The Prime Minister of the Republic of Croatia was there to open the event, together with the President of the International Judo Federation and the IJF Education Director.
Researchers want to fight mass extinction by analysing DNA
Mapping biodiversity using DNA collected from rivers and wetlands around the world hopes to monitor the different species from bacteria to blue whales.
Japan win Gold on day 8 at World Judo Championships in Budapest
Japan wins Gold for a fourth time while France takes Silver, Brazil and Uzbekistan both take bronze on day eight in Hungary of the World Judo Championships.
European companies criticised over West African food security
“The fishmeal and fish oil industry, and all governments and companies supporting them, are basically robbing local populations of livelihoods and food," said Dr Ibrahimé Cissé, senior campaigner at Greenpeace Africa.
Spain begins vaccinating 30,000 homeless people
The homeless have been one of the groups most exposed to the virus in Spain, with limited access to face masks and hygiene. Vaccinating them has posed many challenges for health authorities. The Janssen vaccine which requires only one shot has made things easier.
Putin warns Russia's enemies will have 'teeth knocked out'
Vladimir Putin was speaking at a government meeting Thursday when he made the strong comment.
Ukrainians keep wild beekeeping tradition alive
Ukraine is one of the main producers of honey in Europe. Around 1.5 per cent of Ukraine's population is engaged in various forms of beekeeping, according to the United Nations.
Computer games help children overcome pain from cancer treatment
Research conducted at the Hospital de la Paz in Madrid shows that playing video games helps children in their recovery from cancer treatments. It analysed pain levels by monitoring heart rate and eye responses in children going through chemotherapy.
Undersea rail link between Finland and Estonia step closer to fruition
Currently linked only by ferry, the project aims to bring Helsinki and Tallinn together into a single metropolitan area.
Polka dots and pumpkins: Artist Yayoi Kusama showcases seventy years of her work
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is exhibiting sculptures and art inside and outside in Berlin and in New York, with her signature polka dots and infinity rooms.
Secret newsletter keeping communities informed in Myanmar
Young people in Myanmar are fighting the military junta's information suppression and internet shutdown by producing an underground printed newsletter.
Kosovo unveils memorial wall for wartime refugees
The former Bllaca refugee camp, near the North Macedonian border, once hosted 440,000 people fleeing Serb repression.
New book aims to help people who lost smell and taste due to COVID
A cookery book developed with sensory scientists hopes to bring back the joy of cooking for people who have lost their taste or smell due to COVID.
Thousands of Germans fly to Mallorca amid rising infection cases
Germans are unable to travel around Germany but they can get on a flight to the Spanish island of Mallorca.
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