Who will win football gold at the Olympic Games?
Many were surprised that Brazil, the current Olympic title holder, failed to qualify for this edition. This means a new gold medalist is guaranteed on the men's side of the draw.
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Civilians try to pick up daily life in Ukraine two years after full scale Russian invasion
Not a single house in the village survived, and a year and a half after the liberation, there is still no electricity, but 39 families have returned to live in Kamianka in the Kharkiv Oblast.
Meet Fuad Ibrahimov: The maestro behind the success of the Azerbaijan State Symphony Orchestra
Fuad Ibrahimov, General Music Director and Chief Conductor of the Azerbaijan State Symphony Orchestra, shares his deep connection with Shusha, a city steeped in cultural heritage and a pivotal point in his musical journey. Ibrahimov, who is also chief conductor of the Neue Philharmonie Munich and the Baku Chamber Orchestra, fondly recalls that he will be conducting at the 2021 Khari Bulbul Music Festival in Shusha, fulfilling a long-held dream.
Scarlett Johansson hits out at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, agreeing he would make a good Marvel villain
If CEO of OpenAI Sam Altman fancies trying his luck on the big screen, there may be an opening for him...
Repairable, recyclable and circular: What's changing with the EU's new Ecodesign regulation?
Planned obsolescence, poor quality, or simple accidents are some of the reasons why products break. Today, more and more people want to repair devices and give them a second life, yet finding solutions can be difficult.
French car maker Renault posts 1.9% rise in first-half sales volume
Last year Renault sold 1,133,478 vehicles globally with almost three-quarters of that being European sales, and this year the company has sold 1,154,700 vehicles.
"Beverly Hills, 90210" actor Shannen Doherty dies of breast cancer
American actor Shannen Doherty, who was a star in “Beverly Hills, 90210” has died at 53 after a life and a career plagued by illness and tabloid stories.
Water resilience can’t be ignored, 21 member states warn EU executive
Most EU member states have asked the European Commission to boost water security and resilience across the bloc, saying the strategic and vital natural resource ought to be treated as a “top priority” in the upcoming EU agenda, in a joint letter sent today (July 17).