Soaring rent, drunken behaviour and peeing in public: Split locals have had enough of party tourists
Split locals want to shake their city’s image as a party destination and switch rowdy tourists for polite families. Read More
Split locals want to shake their city’s image as a party destination and switch rowdy tourists for polite families. Read More
In this edition, we discuss how Georgian authorities have been moving the country away from the European Union and how the Western Balkans feel about an EU growth plan. Read…
Apple is on track to be the first company to be valued at $4 trillion. But the future was not always so bright for the firm. Read More
America’s employers added just 12,000 jobs in October, a total that economists say was held down by the effects of strikes and hurricanes that left many workers temporarily off payrolls.…
A lawsuit claimed an AI chatbot’s influence led to the death of a 14-year-old teenager. Here’s what to know about the psychological impact and potential risks of human-AI relationships. Read…
If the US retreats from global health leadership, it’s unlikely Europeans would step up to the degree they did during the COVID-19 pandemic, experts said. Read More
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Ukrainian soldier Yevhenii spoke exclusively to Euronews about his journey from DJing to the army, sharing how music provides solace amid the chaos of war. Read More
New analysis emphasises the need for ambitious emissions cuts from countries. Read More
Edinburgh’s Street Party is now considered a ‘bucket list’ New Year celebration. Read More