The latest published reporting from this region.
The G7 foreign ministers are meeting in the French capital, Paris, on Monday and Tuesday, amid intense efforts led by allied countries to avoid a new escalation between Washington and Tehran, and push towards a diplomatic solution that ends the war in Ukraine. And it is held…
Read moreSuspect shot by police and arrested minutes after gunfire opened on people in central Krakow.
Read moreAt present, air pollution is very high in big cities of India and Pakistan. In many places it has reached dangerous levels.
Read moreA look at the legacy of Enos Mofakate through his equestrian centre in Soweto, South Africa
Read moreNature fans can get nerdy questions answered in this weekly video pod. Plus, Siobhán McSweeney is your new Comfort Eating host!
Read moreRiccardo Minasi radically reassesses the Eroica, bringing its acerbic innovation to the fore in a startling and compelling new recording that will surely prompt heated debate
Read moreResidents of Astley in Greater Manchester will tell public inquiry next week of ‘cacophony’ of noise causing sleep deprivation and depression
Read moreKunsang Kyirong’s debut feature fades like a vapour trail in a mood of disorientation and dislocation
Read moreAt 89, the star of the Graduate and Rain Man demonstrates both brilliance and a startling lack of self-awareness The choice of title for an actor’s autobiography can be revealing. Sylvester Stallone went with The Steps, conflating life’s challenging progress with those steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art that Rocky euphorically ran up. Michael Douglas cheerfully and unreflectively called his One Helluva Ride. Dustin Hoffman’s is one of those that harks back to the poignantly vulnerable youthful world in which the acting bug first took effect. Al Pacino called his Sonny Boy; Anthony Hopkins
Read moreMinas Gerais’ biodiversity sent Charles Darwin into ecstasies, but the area has always been dominated by mining. Now ecotourism offers a lifeline
Read moreI am waiting for the overdue results of a cancer test, and the postal service seems to be prioritising parcels over letters
Read moreOn the front page of the press this Monday, November 9, was the publication of the latest issue of the Russian opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta, symbol of the fight for democracy. A figure also on the front page: 500. This is the number of days that French journalist Christophe Gleizes will have spent in prison on Wednesday. The start of COP31 on climate today in Antalya. A host country widely criticized in terms of environment and human rights. And speculation about the new James Bond.
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