Mixed reaction among Croatians to euro adoption
On the first of January 2023, Croatia became the 20th country to join the eurozone. The kuna, the local currency, has been replaced by the euro.
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Cristiano Ronaldo and girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez may be allowed to break Saudia Arabian law
Saudi Arabia is known for its strict laws and cultural customs, and one of them forbids unmarried individuals from living with each other, but that could be all about to change! At least, if you're Cristiano Ronaldo.
After ChatGPT and DALL·E, meet VALL-E - the text-to-speech AI that can mimic anyone’s voice
Last year saw the emergence of artificial intelligence tools (AI) that can create images, artwork, or even video with a text prompt.
Romanian court upholds 'misogynist influencer' Andrew Tate's 30-day detention
A Romanian court upheld on Tuesday the 30-day arrest order against Andrew Tate, an internet personality notorious for hate speech, for alleged human trafficking and formation of an organised crime group to exploit six women.
Energy security: How innovation is driving Europe’s race for solar renaissance
Europe is attempting to shake off its dependence on Russian gas by ramping up its renewables industry, specifically solar power.
Britain's bid to launch first satellites from Europe ends in failure
The first-ever satellite mission launched from Western Europe soil ended in disappointment early on Tuesday, when Virgin Orbit said its rocket had suffered an anomaly that prevented it from reaching orbit.
Crans-Montana: How a Swiss ski resort is becoming one of the most sought-after tech hubs
It’s perhaps fair to say that Crans-Montana, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, has historically been best known for its touristic appeal.
Exclusive: Gas cookers as toxic as ‘second hand smoke’, study reveals
Gas cookers are breaching air pollution limits in homes and increasing the risk of children developing health problems, according to a new study.