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During her residency at the Folger Shakespeare Library, Adjoa Andoh shared her thoughts on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the arts, emphasizing the need for representation.
As Comic Relief approaches its 40th anniversary, founders Lenny Henry and Richard Curtis share insights into its informal beginnings and evolution into a major fundraising event.
Students identified as emotionally disturbed (ED) often face separation from their peers, raising concerns about potential isolation and its effects on their development.
As Ukraine observes the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, former clean-up workers, known as liquidators, have returned to the site to honor their efforts.
Iran has firmly rejected international calls to cease uranium enrichment and maintain control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, amidst rising tensions.
On the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, Ukrainian President Zelensky raises alarms over Russian drone activities, labeling them as potential 'nuclear terrorism.'
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has ignited debate by labeling Germany's state pension as merely 'basic cover.' This raises questions about the system's security and its international standing.
As US and Iranian negotiators did not engage in direct discussions in Islamabad, the path to a sustainable peace remains unclear despite an ongoing ceasefire.
In a recent visit to Athens, President Macron encouraged French businesses to explore investment opportunities in Greece's growing economy, accompanied by a group of business leaders.
An examination of the diminishing capabilities in both manufacturing and coding within Western nations raises concerns about future competitiveness.
A recent study suggests that fish oil, often considered beneficial for brain function, may negatively impact those with a history of mild head injuries.
A new hybrid aeroplane in Norway is set to take off in just 50 meters, potentially revolutionizing travel for those in hard-to-reach locations by significantly cutting travel times.
The Crucible is renowned as the most intense venue in snooker. Players often reflect on how they manage the immense pressure and their thoughts while watching from the sidelines.
The UK plans to implement a ban on cigarette sales for those born after 2008, aiming for a smoke-free generation, but public opinions are sharply divided.
Recent analysis indicates that fuel prices in Europe have surged significantly due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, with current prices remaining high.
As the fascination with celebrity lives grows, Hollywood has increasingly turned to sanitized biopics, where stars control their narratives and profit from them.
Jean Lafaurie, a 102-year-old survivor of the Dachau concentration camp and former member of the French Resistance, shares his experiences and warns about the resurgence of hard right politics in Europe.
Xiaomi, known for its smartphones, is venturing into the European electric vehicle market, where demand for its cars reportedly exceeds production capacity.
'I wouldn't be where I am today if...' In this series, Le Monde interviews a public figure about a decisive moment in their life.
Porsche's model designations can be perplexing. This piece clarifies the differences between genuine GT models and the GTS variants.