Category: 3. Europe

Published on
19/12/2025 – 7:01 GMT+1

Spending the Christmas holidays glued to screens may be doing children more harm than parents realise, according to a public health expert who says cold…

Of the female names erased by history, that of Joanna I of Castile is among the most obvious, swallowed by the black shroud that consumed the monarch until all that remained of her was the epithet ‘Joanna the Mad’.

The vanishing of light is precisely one of the central metaphors in ‘Juana…

Heading home this Christmas or taking a winter holiday? Travel strikes have become a familiar part of the festive season as workers target one of the busiest periods of the year in their fight for better pay and conditions.

Some walkouts are planned months in advance, while others are…

This Christmas, several artificial intelligence (AI) simulations of Jesus are giving religious advice or companionship during the holidays.

The rise of AI-generated ‘Jesuses’ raises troubling questions about authenticity, bias, and who gets to shape religious belief and tradition, experts…

A new cultural project from Uzbekistan is challenging how the history of science is usually told. Known as Echo of Enlightenment, the initiative places Central Asian scholars back into a global narrative that often begins in Europe and skips several centuries of intellectual exchange along…