While French pastries are renowned worldwide for their refined taste and aesthetic appeal, their nutritional value could place them in the category of junk food. However, some pastry chefs are ...

Japan's meteorological agency issued an advisory for a tsunami of up to 3 meters across the Pacific coast of Japan, possibly starting to arrive along the northern Japanese coasts in less than half an ...

The latest round of talks opened Monday and concluded Tuesday in Stockholm to try to break a logjam over tariffs that have skewed the pivotal commercial ties between the world's two largest economies.

The 50-year-old chef transformed a former coaching inn in Yvelines, just outside of Paris, into a domain that now welcomes guests to bed-and-breakfast rooms, a bistronomic restaurant, and above all, a ...

Aboard Air Force One while returning from Scotland on Tuesday, Trump said he was upset that the late financier, who died by suicide in a NYC prison while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges in ...

Launched by the Central Bank of Brazil, this system is now used more than credit cards and cash. Its popularity is so great that WhatsApp had to abandon a payment system it wanted to launch locally.

As the Kremlin increasingly restricts the flow of ideas, those nostalgic for the USSR are calling for the reinstatement of the state body that once decided what could and could not be published. They ...

Information that the killer carried in a note referring to the degenerative brain disease CTE offered a possible motive for the Monday shootings at offices used by the National Football League, among ...

In the late 1970s, Karin Wieland fled her small German town to live communally in an abandoned building in Kreuzberg, throwing herself into every cause of the era.

Alain Christophe Traoré, known as Alino Faso, a supporter of Burkina Faso's junta, was found dead in his cell in Abidjan. Burkina Faso's authorities reject the theory of suicide, instead calling it a ...

By acquiring Unibet, FDJ United briefly inherited Trannel, a Maltese subsidiary embroiled in major legal disputes in Europe, before urgently selling it off to an opaque entrepreneur. That sale could ...

In northern Ethiopia, the freeze on USAID threatens to worsen food insecurity, already affecting thousands of families impacted by land drying up.