Day: September 18, 2025

A recent case study on Marketplace.org reveals the economic turmoil that can follow when central banks lose independence, highlighting risks ...

The introduction of Guernsey's new education law has been delayed, officials announced. The postponement aims to allow further consultation and ...

The popular event "Weekend in Greece" returns to Elk Grove, bringing a vibrant celebration of Greek culture, food, and music. ...

Over 60 Kurdish migrants have been reportedly held captive by human traffickers in Libya, a refugee non-profit reveals. The organization ...

Azerbaijani experts warn that the rapidly shrinking Caspian Sea is putting regional tourism, vibrant flora, and diverse fauna at great ...

Xpeng has launched its first European production facility in Austria, marking a strategic move to expand its electric vehicle presence ...

Merz's CDU has secured a crucial victory in a key German state election, while the far-right AfD saw a significant ...

In Tbilisi, Georgia, food is more than just nourishment-it's a bold expression of resistance. Through traditional dishes and time-honored culinary ...

Lauri Markkanen reflected on Finland's historic EuroBasket run after their recent loss, emphasizing the team's pride and growth. Despite falling ...

Royal pomp and widespread protests set the stage for former President Donald Trump's historic second state visit to the UK. ...

The Faroe Islands secured a decisive victory over Romania to advance to the main round of the IHF Handball Championship. ...

Estonians are bolstering defenses and civil readiness amid rising tensions with Russia. Increased military drills and public awareness campaigns aim ...