Belgian Foreign Minister: EU credibility on the line over Gaza
Joanna Adhem
A Spooktacular Journey: The Beetlejuice Exhibition
To mark the release of Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, the Museum of Cinema and Miniatures in Lyon, the French cradle of cinema, invites you to discover the world of Tim Burton from 'Concept to Screen’.
EBRD reveals how sanctions on Russia has impacted its economy
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has unveiled surprising growth forecasts for Russia as it examines the impact of sanctions on the country.
Mass stranding: Over 160 pilot whales beached in Western Australia
Rescue efforts are underway, but at least 26 of the whales have died.
Why are 100 of Washington D.C.’s iconic cherry trees being cut down?
Beloved social media star ‘Stumpy the Cherry Blossom’ is among the casualties.
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Lake Geneva threatened by record water temperatures
Scientists are worried as crucial oxygen mixing in the lake has stalled.
Darwin’s finches have returned to the Galapagos Islands
Some 510 finches from five species were released on Floreana Island as part of a nature restoration programme, according to Ecuador’s Ministry of the Environment.
EU grapples with Russia's frozen assets amid Ukraine crisis
EU weighs using Russia's frozen assets to support Ukraine, a proposal by von der Leyen. Legal, financial, and political hurdles loom large, stirring debate among critics.
Underwater volcanic eruption births new island off the coast of Japan
Japan witnessed the birth of a new island off Iwo Jima due to an undersea volcano's eruption. Experts explore the island's composition to determine how long it could last.
Smog-hit Delhi launches ‘Green War Room’ to tackle air pollution
Air pollution in India's capital has soared to 30 times above healthy limits set by the World Health Organization.
Home turf headwinds for VinFast's global ambitions
VinFast, a Vietnamese automaker, is grappling with doubts over the reliability of its EVs among local consumers. Despite global expansion efforts, scepticism due to product issues, negative press, and a lack of trust present significant challenges in their quest for success.
EU offers Single Market access in exchange for Balkan reforms
EU leaders have offered the Western Balkans access to the single market, contingent on swift reforms, marking a significant step towards integration while providing a huge economic incentive amidst the backdrop of Russia's Ukraine conflict.
How much do you really need to retire comfortably?
56% of American adults are concerned about lagging behind in their retirement savings, with many aiming for $1 million. Utilising benchmarks, online tools, and expert advice is crucial to bridging this gap and securing a financially stable retirement.
Countries across Europe grapple with housing crisis
Over recent years, housing crises have become increasingly prevalent across Europe, affecting nations of varying economic health.
Portugal, Turkey, and even wealthy Luxembourg are grappling with the common challenge of providing affordable and accessible housing for their citizens.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage: Inside Ubisoft's redemption quest
Ubisoft aims to reclaim its gaming throne with 'Assassin's Creed Mirage' amidst a tumultuous past, banking on a steady stream of new releases and strategic investments in cloud gaming and VR.
Stablecoins: How they maintain value
In the world of cryptocurrency, where volatility reigns supreme, stablecoins are emerging as a game-changer for risk-conscious investors. These digital assets offer a unique approach to crypto investment.
Erectile dysfunction could finally be solved by spider venom
This spider’s bite has a curious side effect: Could it help treat erectile dysfunction?
Japan's Mount Fuji is 'screaming' under weight of tourism
A dramatic increase in visitors is causing pollution, safety concerns, and discussions about limiting access.
This spooky castle tour in Austria explores legend of Dracula
Want something spooky to do in the run-up to Halloween? This tour for “vampire apprentices” at Burg Forchtenstein in Austria could be the answer.
Vinsobres: The climate-resilient wine region with a green secret
This French winemaking commune utilises oak and olive trees to preserve biodiversity and mitigate climate impacts.
Tragic footage shows a pod of 100 pilot whales beach themselves
The reason behind the stranding is unknown but pilot whales have a social nature which can lead them to follow pod-mates into danger.
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