Passenger dies after giant wave smashes glass window on Antarctic cruise
One person has died and four more were injured after a giant wave crashed into a cruise ship on an Antarctic expedition.
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Betting on renewables: can Kazakhstan become carbon neutral by 2060?
Kazakhstan has set an ambitious goal - to reach carbon neutrality by 2060. In recent years it has brought the share of renewable energy in total electricity production to 4 percent. It is the sun and the wind that this vast country counts on in its green energy transition.
SME Assembly in Prague: How can businesses weather Europe's economic storm?
The energy shock, inflation crisis, and the stuttering post-pandemic recovery all hung over this year’s SME Assembly in Prague, Europe’s top event for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Eurostar trains will be ‘severely affected’ by strikes this December, union warns
Security staff at international rail service Eurostar will strike for four days in the run up to Christmas due to a pay dispute, a British union representing transport workers said on Wednesday.
Traditional gold leaf craft and gastronomy: the magic of Japan
Kanazawa, like many Japanese cities, is the perfect combination of modernity and tradition.
Mama Africa’s Casa Museu: a home for Angolan art, music and youth
The uniqueness of Aminata Goubel, better known as “Mama África,” a former actress, respected journalist and diligent international cultural activist, welcomes us into her home – the Casa Museu. Located along the seaside of Luanda, her abode displays celebrate Angolan culture, and beyond. It is a living and breathing Angolan, and African culture.
UEFA opens investigation into Juventus over alleged false accounting
UEFA has opened an investigation into Italian football giants Juventus amid allegations of false accounting.
World Cup: Australia to play Argentina in knockouts, Mexico win but miss out on last-16
France have progressed as Group D winners despite losing 1-0 to Tunisia at the Education City stadium.