Pantheon: You will soon have to pay to enter Rome’s best preserved ancient monument
Tourists in Rome visiting the Pantheon will soon be charged a five euro entry fee under an agreement signed Thursday by Italian culture ministry and
UEFA Champions League draw: Real Madrid face Chelsea in quarter-finals
Real Madrid will play Chelsea in the quarter finals of this season’s Champions League, with the Spaniards looking for their 15th title. The draw took
UEFA Champions League draw: Real Madrid face Chelsea in quarter-finals
Real Madrid will play Chelsea in the quarter finals of this season’s Champions League, with the Spaniards looking for their 15th title. The draw took
Poland detains suspected Russian spies ‘preparing acts of sabotage’
Poland’s security services say they have detained members of a Russian espionage ring, alleging they were preparing acts of sabotage and had been monitoring railroad
UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman in Rwanda for controversial migrant deal talks
Britain’s interior minister, Home Secretary Suella Braverman, is heading to Rwanda Friday for talks about Britain’s £140 million (€160 million) deal to send refugees to Rwanda.
‘Tourist saturated’ Lanzarote says they want fewer UK visitors, prompting angry response from Jet2
The Spanish island of Lanzarote wants fewer British visitors. The popular holiday destination in the Canary Island has declared itself a “tourist-saturated area” and is
China’s Xi Jinping announces Russia visit for talks with Vladimir Putin
Chinese President Xi Jinping plans to visit Russia next week from Monday to Wednesday, in an apparent show of support for Russian President Vladimir Putin,
EU’s AI regulation vote looms. We’re still not sure how unrestrained AI should be
The European Union’s long-expected law on artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to be put to the vote at the European Parliament at the end of
Fertility in Europe: Which countries have the highest and lowest numbers of live births per woman?
More than 4 million babies have been born in the European Union every year in the last three decades, but these numbers are showing a
Fertility in Europe: Which countries have the highest and lowest numbers of live births per woman?
More than 4 million babies have been born in the European Union every year in the last three decades, but these numbers are showing a