Euroviews. It’s time to bring Belarusians back to the European family they belong to
For almost three decades, my nation has been in the hands of a pro-Russian dictator who rules by fear and denies our identity as a European country of free people.
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Spanish prosecutor requests 4-year jail terms over hate crime in Vinicius case
MADRID : A Spanish prosecutor said on Tuesday he has requested four-year prison terms for four soccer fans in a hate crime case opened after a black effigy dressed as Real Madrid winger Vinicius Jr was hung from a bridge in January.
The cost of everything is going up... but Mancs are still the most generous people in the UK
It's been a hard year. Energy bills are still expensive. Inflation has come down, but is still eating into families' food budgets. Essentials like car insurance are also on the rise.
Build back better: Meet the volunteers transforming communities across Portugal
SCENES shines a spotlight on youth around the world who are breaking down barriers and creating change. The character-driven short films will inspire and amaze, as these young change-makers tell their remarkable stories.
Brendan Rodgers sees Leicester feud reignited as star admits he STILL doesn't get Celtic boss' 'twin brother' barb
Leicester City defender Jannik Vestergaard still doesn't know what Brendan Rodgers meant when he made his "twin brother" comment.
Celtic urged to scrap Green Brigade ban by Palestine group as UEFA accused of 'putting limitations on free speech'
A Palestinian group within the Aida Refugee Camp has urged the Celtic board to reconsider the ban on the Green Brigade.
England's Football Association to avoid lighting up Wembley arch for social and political causes
LONDON : England's Football Association is unlikely to light up the Wembley Stadium arch in support of social and political causes in future, a source at the governing body told Reuters on Thursday (Nov 23).
Tense scenes in Manchester as pro-Palestinian protesters target shops and buildings as they call for 'ceasefire'
There were tense scenes across Manchester today (November 18) as thousands of Pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched and chanted their way through the city centre for the sixth weekend in a row.