Outdoor sculptures and a sports history museum provide cultural backdrop for Qatar World Cup
The Qatar World Cup is now just weeks away and more than a million visitors are expected to travel to the tournament.
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How can the energy market handle the transition from fossil fuels?
Tony Greer founded TG Macro in August of 2016 to create an independent research firm where he could combine 25 years in trading and 15 years of writing a daily newsletter into one analytical platform.
Pope Francis decries nuclear war risk in Ukraine
Pope Francis on Tuesday criticised the threat of nuclear disaster in Ukraine, and lamented that he sees peace 'trampled' in Europe.
Russia notifies US of planned nuclear drills
Russia has notified the United States about its plans to carry out its planned annual exercises of its nuclear forces, the US government reported on Tuesday, a move Washington said lowers the risk of miscalculation.
Rock Star welcome for Tim Burton at the Festival Lumière in Lyon
This year, Tim Burton received the prestigious Lumière Award, which pays tribute to a great name in cinema in Lyon each year.
"Blue revolution": How farmed seaweed is good for us and the planet
In the clean coastal waters of Western Sweden, not far from Gothenburg, tens of kilometres of ropes are hanging suspended just under the water surface. This is a seaweed plantation — a new farming site worked by Gaëtan Zackrisson and his team.
Qatar rejects human rights concerns ahead of World Cup 2022 as 'slander'
Qatar's ruler said on Tuesday that criticism over his country's hosting of the FIFA World Cup was "slander".
Brittney Griner: Russian court hears appeal against nine-year prison sentence
US basketball star Brittney Griner has appealed against her nine-year prison sentence in Russia for drug possession.