From 1 July, an entrance ticket to Rome's Pantheon will be in force, and from 16 July a direct train will run from the Eternal City to Pompeii, Italian Culture Minister Gennaro Sangiuliano announced.more

A Spanish national residing in Switzerland arrived at his holiday home on the Mediterranean coast in Calpe (Valencia) to find a squatter there with his family. It turned out to be a long-time employee of the public administration in the municipality of Calpe, who took over a luxury villa a year and a half ago.more

A 32-year-old man from Bangladesh, the main suspect in the murder of Anastazja Rubińska, a Polish woman working on the Greek island of Kos, will testify tomorrow, the court announced, citing the portal of the Greek daily "Kathimerini". The suspect remains in custody.more

Storms, tornadoes, heat waves, and other dangerous weather events threaten more than 50 million Americans. The southern areas of the country are most vulnerable to extreme weather, according to local media.more

Canadian and American services are conducting an extensive search operation to find a tourist submarine that went missing on Sunday in the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. There are five people on board the vessel that was supposed to observe the wreck of the Titanic, including British billionaire and explorer Hamish Harding and a father and son from one of Pakistan's richest families.more

It is very likely that Tesla will do something very important in France, announced billionaire Elon Musk in an interview with the France 2 TV station. He announced that he did not want to run in the US presidential election.more

A Russian military attack on Swedish territory cannot be ruled out, because despite the ongoing war against Ukraine, Russia still has military capabilities - this is one of the conclusions of the report of the Defense Readiness Committee of the Swedish Parliament published yesterday.more

In 2022, a record number of vacancies was recorded in the Netherlands - there were as many as 1.6 million, according to the Netherlands Statistics Office (CBS).more

In the last century, humans have pumped out so much groundwater that the balance of the entire planet has changed. These are the conclusions of the latest study of the American Geophysical Union. It showed that for this reason only in the years 1993-2010 the Earth's axis of rotation deviated to the east by almost a meter.more

A spokesman for the prosecutor's office in Rotterdam announced that an investigation was underway into the death of a 32-year-old Pole, Mateusz R., who was stunned by a taser during police arrest. The man died after being transported to the hospital.more

The Netherlands is not going to follow in the footsteps of Belgium and France and will not intervene in the case of high grocery prices in supermarkets, reported the NU portal, quoting an interview with the Dutch Minister of Economy Micky Adriaansens.more

In 2022, significantly more cases of domestic violence were registered in Germany than in the previous year, the Welt am Sonntag daily reported. According to the newspaper, which cites the interior ministries and investigation departments of 16 federal states, the police have registered 179,179 victims across the country. This corresponds to an increase of 9.3 percent compared to 2021.more

The first heatwave of the summer is coming over Italy, Italian meteorologists predict. After weeks of torrential rain and violent thunderstorms have hit many parts of the country, the hot Italian summer will be delayed. The temperature is supposed to reach 37-40 degrees.more

The body of 27-year-old Polish woman Anastazja Rubińska, who disappeared on June 12 on the Greek island of Kos, where she worked in one of the hotels, was found yesterday, Greek media reported.more

In Italy, you have to wait up to seven months to make an appointment with the police to submit your passport documents. Only the police have the necessary equipment for fingerprinting, reports the consumer association Altroconsumo.more

For the first time in Italy, regional authorities can reduce the speed limit on highways and roads for environmental reasons, i.e. to reduce the level of smog. This is made possible by one of the provisions of the decree that entered into force.more

French President Emmanuel Macron is trying to block British Defense Minister Ben Wallace's candidacy for the post of NATO's new secretary general by pressing for a European Union representative to take over, The Sunday Telegraph reported today.more

The Dutch state was "deliberately, long-term and structurally" involved in slavery in the former colonies, conclude the researchers in the study 'The State and Slavery' (State and Slavery) commissioned by the government. The study also shows that the Dutch royal family earned more than half a billion euros through colonies where slavery existed.more

On 14 June, the Dangerous Animals Act came into force in the country. This capacious category included lions or tigers, as well as dogsmore

The fortune of Belgium's richest man, 76-year-old Eric Wittouck, increased by €640 million in one day, the daily newspaper 'De Tijd' reported. Forbes magazine estimates his entire fortune at around €8 billion.more

The population of Canada exceeded 40 million on Friday, the country's population is growing at the fastest rate in 65 years, Statistics Canada reported.more

There are a record 110 million people in the world who have been forced to leave their homes because of conflicts, the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) has reported.more

Despite the prospect of a 'climate catastrophe', the world's response to this threat remains 'pathetic' - declared UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres yesterday. He renewed his criticism of the use of fossil fuels, which he described as "incompatible" with the idea of humanity's survival.more

"Have children!": appealed to Italians Elon Musk during yesterday's evening interview on Tg1's main news service. Earlier, he met with Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni in Rome, reports ANSA.more

Spotify has dropped its contract with Duchess Meghan, wife of Britain's Prince Harry, for her to create podcasts after one season. The contract, with an estimated value of $25m, was one of the largest that the princely couple had entered into after leaving the royal family.more