Hydroxychloroquine use during COVID pandemic may have induced 17,000 deaths, new study finds
The antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine may have induced nearly 17,000 deaths in six countries during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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'Miracle of the Andes' plane crash survivor Fernando Parrado recalls tragedy
It was Friday, 13 October 1972, and Fernando Parrado sat down in row nine of the plane about to depart from Montevideo to Santiago de Chile.
Tourist taxes: All of the cities and countries you will have to pay to enter in 2024
Overtourism could have been 2023's word of the year in the travel industry.
Euroviews. Will we keep thinking of Africa even after COP28?
COP28’s historic agreement to phase down fossil fuels embodies, in a way, a paraphrasing of Winston Churchill’s famous quip: not the beginning of the end, but the end of the beginning in a long and important struggle waged over the future of the environment writ large.
What could be the biggest football stories of 2024?
The 2024 football calendar promises to be filled with excitement, surprises, and significant moments. Football enthusiasts worldwide eagerly await stories from the sport's most popular game. As we enter the new year, they want to hear the drama on and off the pitch, takeovers and transfers to new competitions and league challengers.
These are the world's best countries for remote working - and the top 10 are all in Europe
A new year usually heralds the arrival of change and progress. It’s a time, too, when we traditionally make resolutions that few of us commit to seeing through to the end.
Greece hailed again as global economic 'country of the year'
Greece led The Economist's annual ranking of rich-world economies in 2023.
Europe hit by extreme cold causing floods in Germany and power cuts in Nordic countries
Thousands in the Nordic countries were left without power on Thursday as gusty winds and snow wreaked havoc in the region, leaving many drivers stuck in their cars on the hazardous, clogged highways.