'Torture and barbarism' endemic in porn industry, finds study
The French High Council for Equality has laid bare violence and brutality in the porn industry, classifying pornography as an "illegal act of torture".
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Saudi Pro League: How passionate are the fans?
Many fans in Europe will be unfamiliar with football in Saudi. But the Pro League in it’s current form is now almost 50 years old. It has a long and rich history - cherished by millions of fans in its native country. The fans of Saudi Pro clubs are ecstatic that their league is finally getting the recognition they feel like it deserves.
Onboard a rescue ship on the deadliest migration route to Europe
I have lived on Humanity 1 for eleven days. The German NGO SOS Humanity invited me on their rescue ship as record numbers of migrants attempt to reach European shores. My mission was to tell the story of a rescue from the inside. The stories of those who make it happen and those who flee.
NATO used to fret over Russia's threat against the Suwałki Gap. The threat is now smaller than ever
After Russia’s first illegal invasion of Ukraine in 2014 NATO members, especially those in the East, rushed to review their own security. The conclusion of those reviews made for sleepless reading in Western capitals.
European Film Awards: ‘The Zone Of Interest’ and ‘The Green Border’ among titles added
The European Film Academy has added a further 21 features to its shortlist for the 2023 European Film Awards, including Cannes premiering films The Zone of Interest, La Passion de Dodin Bouffant (The Taste of Things) and Club Zero, as well as Venice Competition titles The Green Border, Woman of..., Holly and Io Capitano (Me, Captain).
Ukrainian teams to boycott UEFA competitions after ban on Russian youth sides is lifted
Ukrainian football teams are set to boycott UEFA competitions after the European governing body decided to lift a ban on Russian youth sides.
Spain fines 'Big Four' consulting firms for 'marathon' working days
A year after the Spanish Labour Ministry began investigating working practices and conditions at the so-called 'Big Four' consultancies - Deloitte, PwC, EY and KPMG - the public body has decided to impose a fine totalling at least €1.4 million.
The Booming Billion Dollar Business of Combat Sports
An estimated 300 million people now consider themselves fans of Mixed Martial Arts and popularity is at its highest in countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, Brazil, Singapore, and China