Wimbledon allows Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete as neutrals
Russian and Belarusian players will be able to compete at Wimbledon as neutral athletes after the All England Club reversed its ban from last year on Friday.
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See Amsterdam's newest campaign urging drunken British tourists to 'stay away'
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What will happen to Turkey's EU migrant deal if the opposition wins the election?
Turkey is counting down to elections on 14 May, with the economy the single most important issue for voters.
Broadcasting & Football: How is the way we consume the game changing?
Thought to be invented around the year 1863, it's the game's simplicity that has contributed to its astronomical growth over the last 160 years. Anyone can watch the game and understand at a basic level what is happening, and it can be played pretty much anywhere, too. According to Nielsen data, over 40% of the world's eight billion-plus population claim to be a fan.
Why are so many young French people fighting against Macron’s pension reforms?
For many young people the world over, retirement is an abstract idea. Faced with issues like global warming and unemployment, Gen Z have enough on their plates to start thinking about pensions.
Gravity batteries: Abandoned mines could store enough energy to power ‘the entire earth’
Repurposed underground mines could store enough energy to power “the entire earth” for a day, new research suggests.
Britain's King Charles III makes historic address to German Bundestag in Berlin
Britain's King Charles III has become the first monarch to speak before Germany's parliament, the Bundestag, on Thursday as part of a high-profile visit aimed at bolstering ties between the two European powers.
It will soon be easier for foreign workers to move to Denmark. Here’s which jobs need filling
If you’ve always wanted to move to Europe, there’s never been a better time. Labour shortages across the continent are making it easier to snap up a job as a non-EU worker.