Celebrating the 75th anniversary of UN Declaration of Human Rights through film
The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights (FIFDH), is held annually in March in Geneva, parallel to the main session of the UN
Turkey opinion poll tracker: Erdogan vs Kılıçdaroğlu
Amid heated election debates in Turkey, recent polls show that the opposition bloc made up of six parties is gaining ground against the current government.
View Q&A with James Montague: Gary Lineker has transcended football amidst Britain’s culture war
A 7 March tweet by England’s former striker turned football pundit Gary Lineker criticising the UK government’s new Illegal Migration bill turned into a heated
Leonardo DiCaprio’s sun diamond plan to revive a town in ’empty Spain’
A few cranes and a chunk of empty land have generated unprecedented excitement in Trujillo, a small town in western Spain. Nothing will be finished
Brussels bets on long-term contracts to reform the EU electricity market, eschewing radical changes
The long-awaited reform of the European Union’s electricity market rejects fundamental change and instead bets on long-term contracts between suppliers and consumers, an arrangement that
Flight-free travel: The best new European train routes launching in 2023 and 2024
As flight-free travel gains momentum, European train journeys are experiencing a renaissance. The long-teased European Sleeper, a Belgian-Dutch social cooperative, will launch its first route
China more ‘destructive than constructive’ on Ukraine – Lithuanian President
China supports Russia in its war with Ukraine despite its attempt to act as a neutral peace broker, according to the Lithuanian president. In an
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta to axe another 10,000 employees in a fresh round of job cuts
Facebook’s parent company Meta is slashing a further 10,000 jobs and will not fill 5,000 open positions as the social media pioneer cuts costs, it
Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta to axe another 10,000 employees in a fresh round of job cuts
Facebook’s parent company Meta is slashing a further 10,000 jobs and will not fill 5,000 open positions as the social media pioneer cuts costs, it
Cyprus digital nomad visa: Who can apply, how much it costs and how long you’ll be allowed to stay
Sick of the office? Cyprus has launched a digital nomad visa scheme. The sunny island is one of the latest countries to capitalise on the