A King’s College London study involving masterpieces by artists including Manet, Van Gogh and Gauguin has shown that art immediately calms the body. Researcher at King’s College London, Dr Tony Woods, said...
Palestinian teacher turns hum of Israeli drones into music
The fragile ceasefire in Gaza may be holding, but the sound of Israeli drones is still part of daily life for Palestinians. But one music teacher is turning that constant buzz into melodies. Ashraf Shannon has the story...
What is a ‘culture workout’?
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France is angry at its politicians — especially President Macron | Focus on Europe
French citizens voice growing frustration over rising living costs and political instability. In Lille, activists like Martine and Yolaine protest for change, struggling to survive on low incomes and feeling abandoned...
Serbians rally on anniversary of fatal railway station collapse
Tens of thousands of people have rallied in the Serbian city of Novi Sad to mark one year since a roof collapse at a train station killed 16 people. The incident prompted mass protests that have grown into a nationwide...
David Hearst slams Trump’s Gaza ceasefire plan
“Israel has also smashed its own image in the West” Middle East Eye co-founder David Hearst spoke to TRT World at the Global Reset Forum in Istanbul, Türkiye, where he criticised Donald Trump’s proposed Gaza ceasefire...
Africa Matters: Low youth turnout sinks Kenya’s voter registration drive
Kenya has failed to meet its goal to register over six million new voters for the 2027 general election. Turnout was especially low among youth, raising questions about their political engagement and representation...