Five jailed in Germany for far-right plot to overthrow the government
A German court has jailed five people for plotting to overthrow the country's government in a far-right coup.
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How do footballers adapt during the Holy month of Ramadan?
When Ramadan falls during the season in the Middle East, the timing of training and matches are modified to accommodate participating players.
ECB cuts rates for sixth time since June despite sticky inflation
The ECB reduced its interest rates on Thursday afternoon during its March meeting, as analysts had anticipated.
Maternity leave and sick pay: The best European countries for work-life balance
Work-life balance is an increasingly important factor for people looking for a new job.
North Korea suspends foreign tours to border city just weeks after reopening
North Korea has suspended foreign tourism to the border city of Rason, weeks after allowing a group of international travellers to enter the nation for the first time in five years, according to tour companies.
Warm oceans, shifting winds: What is the science behind Cyclone Alfred’s strength?
For the first time in more than five decades, a tropical cyclone is on track to hit Australia’s relatively temperate east coast.
Zalando’s legal case to spark EU Commission online platform headache
German fashion website Zalando is the first online platform to challenge its designation under the EU’s platform rules, the Digital Services Act (DSA), but a hearing in the General Court in Luxembourg taking place on Thursday could raise questions on how the European Commission calculates user numbers.
Silence in Brussels after Poland says implementing migration pact 'not possible'
Brussels remained conspicuously silent after Poland doubled down on its refusal to implement the Pact on Migration and Asylum, which was once described as a "historical" legislative achievement to allow member states to manage the arrival of asylum seekers in collaboration with each other.