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The so-called Islamic State group detonated explosives at the 12th-century Mosul landmark in 2017.

This charming and historic neighbourhood is the place to go to swerve the tourist hordes — plus it’s home to authentic tapas, a buzzy wine scene and impressive architecture, says Jason Chau

Unearthed late last year, the artefacts are now on display for the first time

Advanced biology has raced ahead—single-cell maps, spatial assays, AI-enabled diagnostics—while the public conversation often lags behind

THE Home Office told the BBC it had agreed to bring some 40 students from Gaza to the UK before it told the students involved ....

With European capitals seeing surging visitor numbers, these overlooked second cities can be affordable, culture-rich destinations.

Some 500 kilometres west of Paris, on Brittany’s Atlantic coast, stand the mysterious prehistoric stone alignments of Morbihan – now on Unesco's World Heritage list. RFI went to see why the ancient site still casts a spell on visitors.

These secluded Estonian islands offer solitude, nature, ancient architecture and abundant wildlife for a more rejuvenating holiday.

The article analyzes key changes in dance and choreography teaching methods in the 21st century. Trends are examined, showing a shift from traditional disciplinary models to more flexible and emotionally oriented practices based on interdisciplinarity and the use of digital technologies. The role of a new type of teacher, combining…

Hill Dickinson Stadium’s development has not always been smooth, and teething problems linger, but it can transform both club and community

Volunteer Dutch divers are still fishing debris from the North Sea six years after a disastrous shipping accident.