At 20, the multiple Grammy winner is more than an exceptional musical talent. Ten facts about the world-conquering artist
Great Britain was once the world's largest colonial power. The British Museum is not ready to return stolen cultural property to their owners, but pressure is mounting
On February 4, Elefsina will celebrate its inauguration as European Capital of Culture - the smallest and oldest among them to date. Awaiting visitors is a mammoth program that breaks with the typical image of Greece
A new study shows that early humans were cooking much further back in history than previously thought. Nutrients required for brain growth may have come from cooked fish
Can robots make art? Will ChatGPT replace authors? Is artificial intelligence creative? One thing is certain: AI is set to revolutionize the art world, even if authorship issues remain unresolved
Inspired by Sir Norman Foster's plans, Kharkiv architect Dmitry Zhuikov wants to help reconstruct a Ukrainian city destroyed by warfare
Ever since President Vladimir Putin signed into law new rules banning the promotion of "nontraditional" sexual relationships in December, books have been pulled from shelves and movies have been banned
Britain left the European Union on January 31, 2020. This major U-turn has impacted many areas, including tourism. Here's how Britain's tourism industry has fared and what Europeans traveling there need to know
Since returning to power in 2021, Taliban leaders have made life increasingly difficult for Afghan women. A ban on women working for nongovernmental organizations spells disaster for humanitarian work
After multiple mergers, a privatized Air India is set to become the region's dominant airline once again. A record aircraft order is intended to renew its fleet after decades of government neglect
