Ukraine war: Wagner near Polish border, EU mulls defence fund, Russia attacks grain facilities
Fighters from the Wagner mercenary group are training with Belarus's special forces, Minsk announced on Thursday.
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“It’s always important to push the limits": Opera star Sonya Yoncheva’s breathtaking journey
She’s one of the greatest sopranos of our time who never ceases to take on new challenges: Sonya Yoncheva. The Bulgarian soprano can now add Maddalena, the tragic heroine in Andrea Chénier, performedat the prestigious La Scala opera house,to her list of debut roles.
Border violence: What is going on in Bulgaria?
Bulgaria has long sought to join the Schengen Area of free movement which allows border-free travel between Schengen Area EU countries without being subject to border checks
New Zealand beat Norway 1-0 in Women's World Cup opening game
New Zealand got off to a flying start on day one of the FIFA Women’s World Cup with a 1-0 victory over Norway in Auckland's Eden Park.
Paris 2024: French towns say 'non merci' to Olympic torch relay over cost concerns
The eyes of the world will turn to France in July 2024, as the summer Olympic Games begins with a spectacular opening ceremony on the River Seine.
How will the EU achieve its 'derisking' policy and reduce dependency on China?
Last March, in a speech at the Mercator Institute for China Studies, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced the European bloc's intention to decrease economic dependence on China. Von der Leyen used the term "de-risking", which indicates the need to reduce the risks associated with excessive dependence on Beijing.
Qatar's travel industry aims for a greener future
Hamad International Airport in Doha welcomes over 30 million passengers each year, making it one of the busiest airports in the world. Designated as the second-best airport in the world and the best airport in the Middle East at the Skytrax World Airport Awards 2023, this iconic travel hub's vision extends far beyond passenger numbers.
Croatia celebrates bumper summer season after joining the euro. But locals aren't so happy
More than 9 million people have visited Croatia this year, according to the Croatian Ministry of Tourism. This figure is a 12 per cent increase on 2022.