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What’s next for the climate? That’s the question many climate leaders, campaigners, and green voices have begun to ask during what has been described as a time of grieving.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is working on one of the biggest infrastructure projects of the Western Balkans: transport corridor Vc.
Former Celtic midfielder Roy Keane is preparing to ditch the UK and move overseas.
DURBAN, South Africa : A four-match Twenty20 series against India comes at an opportune time for South Africa’s cricketers as it provides an additional stage to highlight their skills before the Indian Premier League auction later this month, said captain Aiden Markram.
Over £600m spent and a glaring problem up front still not solved, that is part of the reason Manchester United find themselves switching managers a few months into a campaign.
Republican candidate Donald Trump claimed the unprecedented mandate in the US Presidential race, beating his Democratic party opponent Kamal Harris to reach the 270-mark. As the country's verdict became apparent, Trump addressed the citizens in Florida where he also thanked JD Vance, the vice-president candidate for the Republicans, and Elon Musk, who played a big role in Trump's campaign. Trump also had a special mention for the CEO and president of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Dana White, who was also present on the stage in Florida with him.
The US Ambassador to Hungary spoke in a press conference on Wednesday about the US presidential election and its consequences for US-Hungary relations.
The clash between Italy's judiciary and the government over migrants continues. A court in Catania on Monday rejected the government's decree on "safe countries," before eight asylum seekers were sent to Albania on board the Italian ship 'Libra' on Wednesday morning.