People are paid to return coffee cups in this Danish city - does it work?
I slide the thick white plastic cup with its blue lid into the hole, and continue to follow the instructions written on the deposit machine.
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The man tipped to be Austria's next Chancellor advocates 'remigration'. What does it mean?
Herbert Kickl, the 56-year-old leader of Austria's Freedom Party (FPÖ), has been asked by the country's president to attempt and form a coalition government.
Catriona Le May Doan passionate about new role as chair of Canada Games Council
The Canada Games is unique to the country with an ability to touch all citizens, says the recently elected chair to the Canada Games Council.
What is the ETA? Non-EU travellers now have to apply online for €11 permit to enter the UK
The UK has just launched its new Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) permit for non-EU travellers.
Return of the Back: Why the demise of the RB was greatly exaggerated
If Mark Twain had scouted the NFL, he would have suggested that the demise of the running back would have been greatly exaggerated based on the resurgence of the position in 2024. The renewed commitment to the running game has helped workhorse runners re-emerge as marquee pieces of the offensive puzzle.
Tehran warns Rome bilateral ties at risk if detained Iranian not released from prison
Iran has warned Italy that it risks harming bilateral relations if it bows to the "political and hostile goals" of the United States by detaining an Iranian engineer on a US warrant in connection with a drone attack in Jordan last year that killed three American troops.
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Ukrainians started 2025 with a wide range of emotions and feelings, reflecting the complex realities of life in the context of war and economic difficulties. From December 19 to 24, 2024, the NGO "LEADING LEGAL INITIATIVES" conducted a large-scale sociological survey (https://ppi.international/statistic/socziologichne-opytuvannya-19-24-grudnya/), interviewing 5,000 respondents from all regions of Ukraine, except for occupied and frontline territories. Additionally, the survey was conducted among Ukrainians living abroad – in Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland, and other countries. According to the conducted research, the material conditions of many citizens remain quite difficult: 9.3% of respondents reported that they do not have enough funds even for food. Almost 42% stated that their funds are only enough for groceries, but household expenses are a serious challenge. Another 37% of respondents have enough money for food and household expenses but cannot afford large purchases. Only 2.9% of Ukrainians reported that their financial situation allows them to live without restrictions. Despite the challenges, traditions remain important for people.
Volunteers plant trees as Syria's battered Aleppo returns to life
Almost one month after Islamist rebels toppled the regime of Bashar Al-Assad, volunteers in Aleppo are working to transform the ancient city's landscape, planting saplings in its streets and alleyways.