First World Cup outside summer sparks fears over excessive gambling
Football fans have been warned the first World Cup to be held outside the summer months could spark a rise in excessive gambling.
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'Make beans sexy': New campaign group promoting the environmental and health benefits of beans
Could beans save the world?
I moved to Italy 35 years ago, here’s what I wish I had known before becoming an expat
Damien O’Farrell moved from Ireland to Italy nearly 35 years ago and has since started a business giving would-be expats professional advice about relocating.
Record inflation: Which countries in Europe are being worst hit as energy and food prices soar?
Inflation in the UK rose more than expected in October, reaching 11.1 per cent, its highest level since 1981.
Exploring Qatar's must-see locations, linking its past, present, and future
It’s been called the world’s best-kept secret, but now the secret is out. The first World Cup ever to be hosted in the Middle East kicks off on Sunday, November 20th, and Qatar will be front and centre on the global stage.
John Carew: Ex-footballer given jail term for tax fraud in Norway
Former Norwegian footballer John Carew has been sentenced to 14 months in prison for tax fraud.
Poland blast: Biden says missile that killed two may not have come from Russia
World leaders are holding crisis talks after a projectile struck a village inside Poland near the Ukrainian border on Tuesday, amid concerns that Russia's war against Ukraine could spill into neighbouring countries.
Inside Liberland, the Balkan micronation becoming the first country to be built in the metaverse
What do a strip of abandoned land, a former Czech politician, and virtual reality (VR) have in common? The answer is the self-declared Balkan micronation of Liberland.