Dmitry Muratov: Russian Nobel Peace Prize-winning editor says he was attacked with red paint
Nobel Peace Prize-winning Russian newspaper editor Dmitry Muratov said an unknown person attacked him by pouring red paint into his train compartment.
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Rodents devoured this man’s electric car, and nobody wants to cover the damage
When Samil Sanal started his electric car for a regular day of work as an Uber driver in February, all the lights on his dashboard began blinking.
Balkan Trafik Festival returns: "I am already with this musical Frankenstein!"
At the end of April, the unique world of Balkan Trafik returns to Belgium for its 2022 edition.
Group A Preview - FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Can hosts make the last 16?
Qatar is staging the first-ever Winter World Cup, the time of year that is classed as mid-season for most big leagues worldwide, especially in Europe. The host nation is in Group A and will face the Netherlands, Senegal, and Ecuador. Qatar must finish in the top two in order to progress to the last 16.
Russia has already declared war on the EU and NATO | View
The word “children” was etched in large white letters in Russian on the ground next to the building, in the hope that Russian jets would spare the target.
Art Paris 2022: Nature finds its place in contemporary art once more
The beautifully placed and brightly lit halls of the French capital's Grand Palais Éphémère are once again hosting one of the highlights of the contemporary art year.
Russia accused of using 'mobile crematoria' in besieged Mariupol
Mariupol's city council claimed that Russian troops were using mobile crematoria in the besieged port city to "cover their tracks."
Ukraine war: Western dithering over Russia oil embargo is costing Ukrainian lives, says Zelenskyy
Russia's war in Ukraine is taking on a new dimension with growing evidence of human rights atrocities by Vladimir Putin's troops, accused of killing civilians in cold blood as they retreated from the Kyiv region.