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Pussy Riot demonstration shuts down Russian pavilion at Venice Biennale

Pussy Riot demonstration shuts down Russian pavilion at Venice Biennale

The Russian pavilion at the Venice Biennale was forced to close its doors temporarily on the second day of the preview after the activist collective Pussy Riot staged a disorderly demonstration opposing Russia’s participation in the art festival. Dressed in pink balaclavas, the protesters rushed to the pavilion, gathered

Partner of Farage Declines to Say How She Funded Home in His Constituency

Partner of Farage Declines to Say How She Funded Home in His Constituency

Nigel Farage’s partner, Laure Ferrari, declined to say how she financed a house in the Reform leader and MP’s Clacton constituency, remarking that “there’s more than one way to pay for a house”. In an interview with the French outlet Le Monde, Ferrari was questioned about revelations

Giorgia Meloni urges public to think before sharing after AI-generated lingerie photo of her spreads online.

Giorgia Meloni urges public to think before sharing after AI-generated lingerie photo of her spreads online.

Italy’s prime minister, Giorgia Meloni, has spoken out against the spread of AI‑generated deepfake images of her, one of which shows her in lingerie, after the pictures were shared widely online. In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Meloni wrote: “Over the past few days several fabricated pictures of

Trump warns Iran: accept the deal or face a new wave of US bombing

Trump warns Iran: accept the deal or face a new wave of US bombing

Donald Trump has issued a fresh ultimatum, telling Iran to accept a deal to end the war or face a new wave of US bombing “at a much higher level and intensity than it was before”. The social media announcement on Wednesday was the latest in a rapid series of

Raducanu's Journey from Rome to French Open Fitness Challenge Raises Future Questions

Raducanu's Journey from Rome to French Open Fitness Challenge Raises Future Questions

Emma Raducanu was among the first to pass through the imposing gates of the Foro Italico this year. She arrived in Rome ahead of schedule, keen to assess her fitness and readiness for elite competition during a series of practice sessions on the tournament’s heavy red‑clay courts. As

One year later, Friedrich Merz still can't find his footing

One year later, Friedrich Merz still can't find his footing

Friedrich Merz’s initial period as German chancellor proved rocky, and a year later he remains unsteady at the helm of Europe’s largest economy and most populous nation, with approval at record lows and the far right waiting to exploit the weakness. The conservative Christian Democrat assumed office on

Vienna’s Public Transit Leads Globally – Yet Cars Still Dominate

Vienna’s Public Transit Leads Globally – Yet Cars Still Dominate

When Leonore Gewessler rides Vienna’s punctual underground trains and street‑level trams, she values the convenience, low cost and the time she “receives as a gift” rather than wasting it in traffic jams. Yet Austria’s former climate and transport minister recognises that cars still dominate the city’s