EU agrees new sanctions against Russia, targeting Chinese companies suspected of circumvention
The main objective of the 11th package is to crack down on the circumvention of the multiple penalties that have been imposed since February 2022.
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Over before it began - Meghan Markle won’t be ‘Duchess of Dior’ after all
Following the end of her podcast, cancelled by Spotify after just one season, rumours were abound that Meghan Markle was set to take on a new starring role as the face of Dior.
Putting people first: How can Europe grow its social economy?
When we talk about the economy, we often mention growth, profits, managers and shareholders.
Extreme heatwave exposes submerged church and triggers water shortages in Mexico
The 16th-century Dominican Temple of Quechula is located in the state of Chiapas. The Roman Catholic construction had been mostly submerged when a dam was built on the Grijalva River. Tourists used to arrive by boat to visit the partially submerged church.
How changing your dinner menu will help save the planet
As demand for more sustainable food grows and governments and international organisations increasingly urge us to change our diet to help the planet, there is also a focus on big businesses which consume much more resources than individual people.
These are the 10 most bike-friendly cities in the world (and 9 of them are in Europe)
Cycling lovers know how liberating it can feel to zip along a bike path, taking in the charm of a city without the downsides of crammed public transport or traffic jams.
Racism and rape fantasies: The PR headache facing Finland's new right-wing government
As Finland's new coalition government is sworn into office on Tuesday, incoming Prime Minister Petteri Orpo is facing a public relations headache over the Speaker of Parliament and the Minister for Economic Affairs, both positions filled by the far-right Finns Party.