French energy giant Total 'funding Russia's war machine', claims NGO
French energy giant Total is fuelling Russia's "war machine" by buying massive amounts of Russian energy, an NGO has claimed.
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Graph shows steep rise in global temperature as July set to be 'hottest month ever recorded'
July 2023 is on track to be the hottest month ever recorded, and may be the hottest month in the last 120,000 years, according to climate scientists.
Access and availability: Why are Europeans finding it hard to get the new medicines they need?
41-year-old IT engineer and amateur cyclist Kuba Molka lives in Poland. Health problems he suffered during his late teens have left him with painful memories.
Eastern European countries push for bans on Ukrainian grain to be extended until end of year
Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria have put forward a joint demand to extend the temporary bans on Ukrainian grain until the end of the year, even if Brussels had insisted the measures would be phased out for good by 15 September.
Italian FA to treat British, Swiss players as EU citizens
British and Swiss players will be treated as European Union (EU) citizens in Italy following a request made by Serie A, Italy's football federation (FIGC) said on Wednesday, allowing Italian teams to free up space to sign non-EU players.
Agents lose appeal against FIFA over new regulations
Soccer agents have lost an appeal to block new FIFA regulations that would cap their transfer commissions and introduce exams to secure a licence after the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) ruled in the governing body's favour on Monday.
Are electric cars still cheaper to run than petrol and diesel?
Even if electric cars still cost more to buy than petrol cars, battery-electric vehicles have long been cheaper overall to own and run.