Europe

An exhibition in Ghent is casting a long-overdue spotlight on a generation of women artists who were celebrated in their time but later erased from the history of the Baroque period in the Low Countries. The showcase, which recently opened at the Museum of …

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has reportedly purchased a used Boeing 747 and begun converting it into a “doomsday plane” in response to rising global tensions and the ongoing war in the Middle East.

A series of unusual ancient burials has been uncovered in the historic city of Dijon, France, presenting archaeologists with a compelling mystery. The most recent discovery, made near a local school, consists of a remarkably well-preserved skeleton found in a seated position at the …

In an extraordinary public rupture, a former stalwart of the pro-Kremlin establishment has launched a scathing denunciation of the Russian leadership, calling for the president to stand down and face prosecution. The lawyer, previously known for targeting opposition figures, delivered his critique via a …

A modestly produced Hungarian psychological thriller is drawing significant attention in cinemas, with many viewers drawing connections between its narrative and the country’s current political climate ahead of crucial parliamentary elections. The film, titled Feels Like Home, tells the story of a woman who …

Negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union to fundamentally reset their post-Brexit relationship are at risk of stalling, with a major dispute over university tuition fees for European students emerging as a critical obstacle. Diplomatic sources indicate that time is short to …

The global conversation around mindful living and legacy has lost one of its most distinctive voices. Margareta Magnusson, the Swedish artist and writer whose work transformed a personal practice into an international movement, has passed away at the age of 92. Magnusson’s influential contribution …

As the nation prepares for the final round of municipal elections this Sunday, political maneuvering has reached a fever pitch. The results from the first round have set the stage for a series of tight contests in major urban centers, forcing parties across the …

International partners are showing reluctance to commit naval forces to the Strait of Hormuz, despite urgent appeals from Washington for a collective military response to secure the critical waterway. The strait remains effectively closed following retaliatory actions, creating severe disruptions to worldwide energy supplies …

A powerful cultural symbol, taken from its people during the colonial era, has finally been returned to its homeland. The Djidji Ayôkwé, a monumental talking drum seized by French authorities in 1916, arrived in Côte d’Ivoire this month, marking a pivotal moment in the …