Day: March 1, 2025

Ireland's most popular baby names for 2024 have been unveiled, showcasing a fresh number one for girls. The new rankings ...

Iceland Seafood International reports a remarkable 60% surge in earnings for 2024, marking what the company describes as a 'turnaround ...

Hungary's producer inflation continues to climb, reaching new heights as costs surge across various sectors. This increase poses challenges for ...

"The Snowball," an engaging feature in the Guernsey Gazette, highlights local stories and community initiatives that inspire collective action. By ...

Protesters clashed with police in Greece during demonstrations marking the anniversary of a devastating rail crash. Tensions flared as crowds ...

A sperm whale has been killed after colliding with a ship in the Strait of Gibraltar, raising concerns over maritime ...

In a surprising move, Elon Musk reached out to congratulate the leader of Germany's hard-right party, sparking debate over his ...

Georgia's new president was sworn in amid controversy as his predecessor dismisses his legitimacy. The political landscape remains tense, highlighting ...

Jacques Audiard's "Emilia Perez" clinched the top honor for Best Film at the 2025 César Awards, showcasing the film's critical ...

Finland has announced a military aid package for Ukraine valued at $691 million. This support includes various equipment aimed at ...

In recent discussions on restructuring plans in the UK, a pivotal question arises: Can a mere 5p in the pound ...

Faroese Telecom has partnered with Ericsson to introduce 5G technology across the Faroe Islands, enhancing connectivity and digital services. This ...