Kateryna Khinkulova

Sweden

Seven things we learned from Eurovision 2016

Ukraine’s Jamala, the first Crimean Tatar ever to perform at a Eurovision Song Contest, became the winner on Saturday night in Stockholm.

15 May 2016

Ukraine

Eurovision 2016: who is dressing the unpredictable pop princess

Ukraine's Jamala picks a prodigy couturier's provocative designs for her Eurovision adventure

11 May 2016

United Kingdom

UK MPs back Syria airstrikes: the arguments for and against

3 December 2015

France

Refugees and the Paris attacks: what you need to know

In the aftermath of the Paris attacks as the police and security services all over Europe are seeking out masterminds and assailants of the mass

20 November 2015

Russia

Historian, who revealed Stalin went to movies after ordering 3,000 deaths, dies aged 98

Robert Conquest, a prominent Anglo-American historian, who documented many aspects of Stalin’s rule, has died aged 98 in California. He wrote poetry

6 August 2015

World News

Cold War sports: how Moscow and the West played for supremacy

9 June 2015

USA

Caitlyn Jenner and everything you need to know about sex changes

3 June 2015

World News

Surveillance: who's watching what, and why?

The French parliament passed a new broad law on surveillance – the bill immediately reignited a debate on the necessity of surveillance in the light

6 May 2015

United Kingdom

Royal families - how do the second children fare?

2 May 2015

Nepal

'I'm going travelling in Nepal - I'm not being reckless, but I don't want to spread panic'

28 April 2015

Ukraine

Chernobyl Children: what makes Ukrainians born in 1986 different?

On April 26, 1986 a series of unsuccessful tests at the 4th reactor of Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the north-west of Ukraine caused an explosion

27 April 2015

United Kingdom

Londres, je t’aime! 5 reasons French prefer London

19 April 2015