Inter and Juve face off in Serie A title showdown
Inter Milan and Juventus' Serie A title credentials will on the line on Sunday as two giants of Italian football face off in a San Siro showdown.
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France offers cash and support to protesting farmers
France's government offered a slew of new concessions Thursday to farmers, hoping to calm anger behind tractor blockades of major roads nationwide.
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Recovered gems to form part of new British Museum exhibition
The British Museum said on Thursday that a number of items stolen from its vast collection and then recovered will form part of a new exhibition.
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Farmers take protest to EU leaders
European farmers took their growing protest over low prices and the threat of competition from South American agri-food importers to Brussels on Thursday, clogging the streets with 1,300 tractors as EU leaders met for a summit.
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Japan's Kagiyama, Chiba lead competition at Four Continents
Japan's Yuma Kagiyama took a comfortable lead in the men's event at the Four Continents figure skating championship in Shanghai on Thursday, continuing his strong return from injury as he hit a season's best.
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Ethiopian artist Fikru lays bare his emotions on canvas
With an exuberant flourish, Ethiopian artist Fikru Gebremariam slaps bold streaks of paint across the large canvas propped up against a wall in his Addis Ababa studio.
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Bank of England freezes rate as inflation stays high
The Bank of England froze its key interest rate Thursday for a fourth meeting in a row, matching US Federal Reserve policy, as high inflation prevents cuts to borrowing costs.
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Star Capuozzo at wing in Quesada's Italy debut against England
Ange Capuozzo will start on the right wing in Italy's Six Nations opener with England in Rome on Saturday, as Gonzalo Quesada makes his debut as Azzurri coach.
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Catalonia declares drought emergency for Barcelona
Spain's northeastern Catalonia region declared a drought emergency for Barcelona on Thursday and the surrounding area, which will now face tighter water restrictions following three years without significant rain.
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Thousands strike in Finland over labour reform
A massive Finnish strike movement kicked off on Thursday, grounding most air traffic and closing workplaces in a protest against proposed government labour reforms that include social benefit cuts.
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