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The railway line outside Benguela, southern Angola. Many homes in DRC are near the tracks. Photograph: Kim Ludbrook/EPA View image in fullscreen Up to 6,500 people are at risk of…
It’s crunch time for the Eurovision Song Contest, whose organizers are meeting today and tomorrow to tackle a divisive issue: Should Israel be allowed to participate in the 2026 competition?…
The Olympic flame spent Wednesday night at the Parthenon in Athens after a short ceremony atop the Acropolis. Greek rower Stefanos Ntouskos, an Olympic gold medallist, carried the torch through…
The use of drones in the war in Ukraine and the violation of EU airspace by these aircraft requires a realignment of defence strategy, according to the bloc’s top military…
Meta says it is starting to remove the accounts of teenagers under the age of 16 ahead of Australia’s world-first social media ban. Under the new Australian law, which goes…
A French student has been convicted of vandalising the grave of Robert Badinter, the former justice minister who abolished the death penalty in France, just hours before the late statesman…
A post on X claiming that Denmark has introduced an IQ threshold of at least 85 for sperm donors has sparked confusion, debate and memes, but ultimately is misleading. In…
Two dozen humanitarian workers who participated in search and rescue operations on the Greek island of Lesvos from 2016-2021 have now begun their long-awaited trial. Once a paradisial tourist hotspot,…
Over two-thirds of Europeans believe their country would not be able to defend itself militarily against a Russian attack, a new poll has revealed just days after Vladimir Putin said…