Month: July 2023

If this mission is successful, India will become the fourth country to land on the moon’s surface. An Indian spacecraft bound for the moon successfully Read more

Serbia has tried to maintain a fragile balancing act between Brussels and Moscow ever since the Ukraine invasion. Could the recent US sanctions against its Read more

The European Commission on Friday defended its decision to appoint a US professor with links to Big Tech as the chief economist of its key Read more

Kevin Spacey gave testimony at his sexual assault trial in London yesterday. The American actor faces allegations of sexual assault from four men between 2001 Read more

A trailer – created by AI – for a non-existent Heidi movie is going viral. For the love of all that’s good and pure, proceed Read more

The jury line-up is eye-wateringly good… Even if the recently announced actors strikes threaten the Fall festival season. A prestigious and filmmaker-heavy jury has been Read more

All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine. Western tanks key target for Russia in war – Putin Foreign-made tanks will be a “priority Read more

France is staging a seduction campaign for visiting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, guest of honor at Friday’s annual Bastille Day parade, with the French Read more

Here’s why you should take Europe’s fastest, smoothest and quietest train for your next continental holiday. High speed trains are an increasingly popular alternative way Read more

Updated: 13/07/2023 – 22:57 Despite warnings to stay away from a volcano near Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, which erupted over the weekend, people have been flocking Read more

Updated: 13/07/2023 – 22:57 At least 66 people have died after days of relentless monsoon rains in India, government officials said Wednesday. At least 66 Read more

Updated: 13/07/2023 – 22:54 Tourists and locals in Grebastica, near Sibenik in Croatia, were evacuated on Thursday as a forest fire engulfed homes and resorts. Read more

The US has approved its first over-the-counter birth control pill, broadening access to reproductive healthcare for millions. Regulators in the US have approved the nation’s Read more

The 169-kilometre stage took riders across the Beaujolais vineyards on a route with two big climbs in the second half of the trek. The first Read more

It’s the first strike for actors from film and television shows since 1980. And it’s the first time two major Hollywood unions have been on Read more

The war in Ukraine is forcing experts to rethink ideas about war and is becoming a serious test for armaments. Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Read more

A brawl erupted in the Kosovo parliament on Thursday after an opposition lawmaker spilt water on Prime Minister Albin Kurti while he was speaking about Read more

There is renewed optimism in the air for football clubs around Europe as a new season is on the horizon. In partnership with Media City Read more