Months after EU institutions signed their first joint declaration on culture, more than 200 organisations are urging member states to drop planned cuts to Creative Europe.
ZEN.COM has grown from a payment gateway serving e-commerce businesses in Central and Eastern Europe to a global platform operating across 32 markets, with more than 1.5 million individual customers and 10,000 business...
Legal problems rarely arrive one at a time. A person dealing with an immigration matter may also be facing an injury claim, a family issue, a court date, or a deadline tied to...
Private investigators have long been associated with surveillance, corporate disputes, and background checks, but the realities of modern investigative work have evolved significantly. Today, investigators often find themselves operating at the intersection of personal safety...
A promotional interview with the AI-generated character Tilly Norwood went viral after she abruptly switched into Cantonese on live television, drawing millions of views and fresh scrutiny of synthetic performers.
The Michelin Guide Ceremony has long been a defining moment for the global culinary scene, but the 2026 edition arrives with an added sense of urgency and excitement. Broadcast live to a worldwide...
Across policy circles and boardrooms, the idea of a “made in Australia” future has gathered momentum. It is framed as both a strategic necessity and a cultural aspiration. In a world shaped by supply chain disruptions and geopolitical uncertainty, producing more goods domestically feels like a return to control. Leaders argue that local manufacturing can safeguard jobs, secure critical industries, and reduce dependence on overseas suppliers.
The narrative resonates strongly with the public. It evokes images of resilient industries, thriving regional economies, and a workforce equipped for the future. Governments have leaned into this sentiment, offering incentives and funding programs aimed at reviving manufacturing sectors that have long been hollowed...
Months after EU institutions signed their first joint declaration on culture, more than 200 organisations are urging member states to drop planned cuts to Creative Europe.
New infection-control legislation would let the government screen arrivals from affected areas and cap attendance at large gatherings to prepare for future outbreaks.
At LEAP 2026, Nokia’s Roque Lozano brought the artificial intelligence conversation back to an often overlooked reality: transformative AI does not begin with an application. It begins with the physical and digital systems...
The Austrian filmmaker's first fiction feature follows a teenage influencer who turns a shy outsider into an online saint, with Heike Makatsch in the cast.
Days after posting the biggest opening week in modern music history, Taylor Swift expanded 'The Life of a Showgirl' with four surprise songs written on a celebratory trip to Sweden.
With Ghost on a break, the Swedish singer has made his directing debut with a music video for Repugnant that forms part of the horror anthology V/H/S/Mixtapes.
Months after EU institutions signed their first joint declaration on culture, more than 200 organisations are urging member states to drop planned cuts to Creative Europe.
At its tenth edition in Poland, Young Horizons Industry heard that young viewers now spread across many platforms, pushing producers to build smaller, loyal followings.
Clio Barnard's win capped a strong line-up at the 37th Dinard British and Irish Film Festival, but a change of director and falling support have put its future under review.
The Austrian filmmaker's first fiction feature follows a teenage influencer who turns a shy outsider into an online saint, with Heike Makatsch in the cast.
