Warsaw–Langkawi charter flight by ITAKA strengthens Malaysia’s air links with Central Europe

The Warsaw–Langkawi charter flight by ITAKA and LOT Polish Airlines connects Poland and Malaysia, expanding long-haul tourism and supporting Visit Malaysia 2026’s international arrival goals. Warsaw–Langkawi charter flight by ITAKA officially...

Grappling Bulletin: Big Weekend In European BJJ & WNO Title Matches

Get a quick rundown of everything happening in Brazilian jiu-jitsu in just a few minutes What's Happening In Jiu-Jitsu -WNO will feature two more title matches on December 5th, with Diego Pato putting the 155lb title on the line against Deandre...

The EU can’t figure out what to do about ChatGPT

OpenAI may also contest the designation, as other platforms have unsuccessfully done in the past, said João Pedro Quintais, associate professor of information law at the University of Amsterdam. Any disagreement would further lengthen the process....

Is it finally Evans' turn to make WRC history?

Elfyn Evans is a four-time World Rally Championship (WRC) runner-up. Up until this point it has been a story of near-misses and 'what ifs' for the 36-year-old - but what if this is the year? Evans is currently top of the WRC Drivers' Championship...

Biggest of the year, Beaver Moon will light November sky, recall early West Virginia history

BEAVER, W.Va. — For those who step outside on Wednesday to look up, the full moon that rises over West Virginia will be more than a pale, familiar globe. It's the closest and brightest full moon of the year—a supermoon popularly known as the...

Mallorca to "reinvent" itself in London, from art to demons

Mallorca lands in London this morning and this year the island is really pushing out the boat with a programme which ranges from top art work, to demons and a new artificial intelligence platform which will allow you to design your own...

Trump is repeating the long, painful history of US ‘policing’ of Latin America

In recent weeks, the Trump administration has launched military strikes against more than a dozen boats off the coasts of Venezuela and Colombia, killing more than 60 people. The administration claims it is defending the United States from what it...

U.S tipping culture hurts workers and consumers

Tipping has become an issue in the United States. Restaurants and cafes often expect a 20-30% tip for even simple services, such as making a coffee or serving a meal. Meanwhile, in many European countries, tips are small or non-existent because...

EU Regulators Look to Widen Crypto Supervision Umbrella

European regulators are reportedly planning to expand central supervision of stock exchanges and cryptocurrency exchanges. This effort is part of a larger push to strengthen the EU’s competitiveness in relation to the U.S. by making sure companies...

How a marble monument and its immortal art are mesmerising viewers at an ongoing exhibition

Mughal rulers left their stamp on India in the form of incredible architecture and beautiful gardens, which were really paradise imagined. Their overwhelming yearning to reach paradise by replicating it is evident here, so much so that even...

Who Is Charles Leclerc’s Art-Loving Fiancée, Alexandra Saint Mleux?

Every year, as the Melbourne Grand Prix excitement hits Australia, we review our intel on our favourite drivers. Top of that list? Charles Leclerc. Leclerc has had all eyes on him since becoming the youngest driver to join Ferrari’s Formula One...

Ukraine to take part in Guatemala art biennale for first time

Ukrainian artist Alevtina Kakhidze's project "I'm Still Drawing This War" will represent Ukraine for the first time at the Art Biennale in Guatemala. That is according to the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, Ukrinform reports. "On November 6, the...

Pursuing art at his own pace

Growing up in Kapilbastu, near the remnants of the ancient palace of the Lord Buddha in Tilaurakot, artist Nabin Chandra Aryal never imagined he would one day devote his life to art. As a schoolboy, he was known for his jokes. When teachers asked...

When identity becomes costume: why schools must rethink Black History Month

LAST MONTH my daughter’s grammar school sent home a note celebrating Black History Month. It read: “As we continue Black History Month celebrations, the Equity Prefects are holding a Flag Fest Day this Friday. Students can wear their own clothes...

The rot at the heart of Europe

It is all about attitude and aptitude. Joel Mokyr, an economic historian and one of the recipients of this year’s Nobel Prize, writes in his 2016 book, A Culture of Growth: “The drivers of technological progress and eventually economic performance...

Reshaping European energy in an age of uncertainty

Cyprus will be assuming the Presidency of the Council of the EU during the first half of 2026. In order to enable discussion of the aims and priorities of the incoming presidency, as well as EU’s most challenging policy areas, the Trans-European...

This Gay Week 8: Brazil’s LGBTQ Plan, EU Equality Push, Taiwan Pride, and the Backlash

Karel Bouley is a trailblazing LGBTQ broadcaster, entertainer, and activist. As half of the first openly gay duo in U.S. drive-time radio, he made history while shaping California law on LGBTQ wrongful death cases. Karel rose to prominence as the...

Treehouse Hotel Manchester Celebrates Local Artists And The City’s Vibrant Music Scene

Treehouse Hotel Manchester, an art-forward accommodation in the heart of the city center, prides itself in working with local artists and creatives. Opened in March 2025, the award-nominated property joins the company’s prestigious portfolio of...

Europe’s wake-up call: Spend, build, defend

Europe is waking from a long and dangerous dream. For decades, peace was taken for granted and deterrence was treated as someone else’s task. That age of comfort is over. The wars burning on Europe’s borders and the rise of assertive authoritarian...

European Officials on Anniversary of Novi Sad Tragedy

Source: Beta News / Politics | 02.11.25 | access_time 21:00 Marta Kos (BETAPHOTO/EC - Audiovisual Service/Martine Perret) European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos said on Nov. 1, the anniversary of the deadly collapse of the concrete canopy...