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The gaming giant's joint CEOs reflect on its past and future as it celebrates its 30th anniversary.

TikTok says it engaged with Romanian authorities ahead of the election, and follows the EU's online platform rules.

Israel and Hezbollah entered a ceasefire brokered by the US and France last week, but continued strikes threaten its stability.

'The Age of Futurism' exhibition at Rome's National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art revisits the groundbreaking Futurism art movement, exploring Marinetti's visionary manifesto and its lasting influence today.

The Japanese police say the tip of the blade is sharp enough for it to be classified as an actual sword.

Although Singapore is now in pole position, many European passport holders have impressive freedom of movement.

In this episode of Spotlight, we explore Hong Kong's ambitious Kai Tak Sports Park, a ground-breaking venue that's helping the city position itself as a new global hub for sports, music and major events.

Andy Farrell has switched from coaching Ireland to leading the British and Irish Lions - what are his priorities in his first days in the job?

Sir Keir Starmer met the Greek PM for talks at Downing Street - but it was not clear if the issue was discussed.

Syria's second city has been captured by the armed rebel group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham from government forces.

Prime Minister Michel Barnier's minority government's survival has always depended on the indulgence of its enemies.

The DAX hit a new high for the second straight trading day on Monday. Strong performances in the technology, financial, and industrial sectors have fuelled the rally, despite broader economic weakness.

A new logo for the men's Six Nations which aims to encapsulate the "electrifying action" of the tournament has attracted derision from many fans.

French PM Michel Barnier has invoked Article 49.3 to pass budget measures without parliamentary approval, risking a no-confidence vote. Opposition, led by Marine Le Pen, demanded the indexation of pensions to inflation. Markets react with bond spreads widening and CAC 40 falling.

Many travellers now want to avoid contributing to problems of overtourism and are looking for alternative destinations where they still bring benefits.

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier used the controversial Article 49.3 of the French Consitution to force the adoption of next year's social security budget plan. In retaliation, opposition parties from the left and far right are threatening his government with a no-confidence vote.