Category: 3. Europe

Uzbekistan’s private airline Qanot Sharq added a Airbus A321neo XLR to their fleet, becoming the first operator of the aircraft type in Central Asia.

Jahongir Rustamov, Director of the Flight Safety Department at Qanot Sharq, described the delivery as a landmark moment not only for the…

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Winter is in full swing, and so is Europe’s ski season. Alpine resorts have opened, and skiers across the continent are hitting the slopes over the holiday break – if they can afford it. Lift pass prices continue to rise, making ski holidays unaffordable for many. But not everywhere.

There…

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23/12/2025 – 9:56 GMT+1

After hosts Morocco opened the tournament with a 2-0 win over Comoros, attention in Group A turned to Mohammed V Stadium in Casablanca, where Mali met…

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23/12/2025 – 9:16 GMT+1

The world’s most famous and elusive street artist Banksy has confirmed that he is responsible for a new mural that appeared in London yesterday.

Painted…

Before Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Vlad’s life revolved around art. His days were carefree: he painted in the mornings, strolled through Kyiv at lunchtime, and spent his evenings visiting exhibitions and events.

For the Ukrainian artist, 2021 felt like another…