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OpenAI and Greek Government launch ‘OpenAI for Greece’

OpenAI and the Greek Government have launched “OpenAI for Greece” to bring ChatGPT Edu into secondary schools and support responsible AI learning. This partnership aims to boost AI literacy, fuel local start-ups, and drive national economic growth.

Germany suffer shock World Cup qualifying loss to Slovakia

Germany's 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign got off to a disastrous start as they suffered a deserved 2-0 defeat to Slovakia. Furious head coach Julian Nagelsmann questioned his team's mentality.

Expanding economic opportunity with AI

OpenAI is launching a Jobs Platform and new Certifications to connect workers with jobs, training, and certifications. Learn how we’re expanding economic opportunity and making AI skills more accessible.

Fires in Spain and Portugal fueled by climate change

Wildfires caused devastation in Spain and Portugal this summer. Scientists say that rising global temperatures caused by burning fossil fuels has made the deadly fires 40 times more likely.

From bagpipes to borscht: exploring Edinburgh’s Ukrainian heritage on foot

A new walking tour offers a chance to meet the city’s Ukrainian community, with stops for hearty dumplings, castle views and shared histories

‘I wish the stones here could talk’: an epic hike through Kosovo’s Accursed mountains

A trek along the Kosovo section of the Via Dinarica offers majestic Balkan scenery, magical stories and sobering reminders of this area’s recent history

Landslides and mudslides: Why they happen

Non-stop rain in Sudan caused a landslide to cover an entire village. The science of these natural disasters is simple. Preventing them is possible.

The Spanish camping brand that’s big on nature immersion, cool design and creature comforts

A site in the pine-clad hills of Andalucía is part of a chain that seeks to connect with nature and outdoor adventure while offering a stylish glamping experience

Why some countries want fewer public holidays

Some governments have proposed reducing public holidays, claiming it helps budgets and boosts growth. However, counter-arguments suggest that productivity is not just about days worked and that time off is important.

Germany's road to 2026 World Cup begins: What to know

The German national team has six games to play in 2025. The plan is to win them all and secure early qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, but injuries and struggles against top teams cast something of a shadow.

On the Rize: a road trip to Turkey’s fairytale north-east

A world away from the country’s beach resorts is a mountainous region of dense forests, hilltop villages and hairpin bends – perfect to explore by car

Roma replica a Parigi: "I paradisi fiscali sono ben altri"

Il premier francese Bayrou accusa l'Italia di "dumping fiscale" per i vantaggi ai ricchi che si trasferiscono nel nostro Paese. Palazzo Chigi: "Affermazioni infondate"

‘An idyllic escape from the world’: Slovenia’s Jezersko valley

An eco farm in this unspoilt valley, just an hour from Ljubljana, makes a great base for mountain forest hikes, lake swims and homemade organic feasts

Taking the 'red pill': From meme to political ideology

Memes inspired by a cult sci-fi film have developed into a global subculture in which men claim their victimhood and promote misogyny online.

‘It doesn’t have to be like an Airbnb’: how to travel through house swapping and sitting

While it can be a wallet-friendly way to holiday, exchanging homes or minding someone else’s isn’t for everyone. Here, frequent travellers share their tips

I cut up 15 bike locks to find the best in the US. Here are my favorites

From U-locks and folding locks to heavy-duty chains, we tested 15 bicycle locks – with an angle grinder! – to find out which offer real protection

Sexual harassment: German jogger fights back against voyeur

A woman tried to bring charges against a man who filmed her backside, only to find out that it wasn't a crime. But she's fighting to criminalize such voyeurism.

Supporting nonprofit and community innovation

OpenAI launches a $50M People-First AI Fund to help U.S. nonprofits scale impact with AI. Applications open Sept 8–Oct 8, 2025 for grants in education, healthcare, research, and more.

‘It feels as though the mountains are ours alone’: family-friendly hiking in the French Alps

The ‘wonderfully wild’ Grand Tour de Tarentaise trail caters for experienced hikers and first-timers, with cosy mountain refuges offering the perfect place to recharge

Collective alignment: public input on our Model Spec

OpenAI surveyed over 1,000 people worldwide on how AI should behave and compared their views to our Model Spec. Learn how collective alignment is shaping AI defaults to better reflect diverse human values and perspectives.

Why I tried antidepressants to treat my chronic pain

Antidepressants treat depression and other mental conditions. But some people say the drugs ease physical aches, too. The evidence, however, is sobering.

OpenAI and Anthropic share findings from a joint safety evaluation

OpenAI and Anthropic share findings from a first-of-its-kind joint safety evaluation, testing each other’s models for misalignment, instruction following, hallucinations, jailbreaking, and more—highlighting progress, challenges, and the value of cross-lab collaboration.

Trump in China gelandet – auch Musk in Air Force One dabei

Seit Donald Trump am 20. Januar 2025 zum 47. Präsidenten der Vereinigten Staaten von Amerika vereidigt wurde, krempelt er die US- und Aussenpolitik um.

Melania Trump verkündet Rückkehr ukrainischer Kinder

Donald Trump wurde am 20. Januar als 47. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten vereidigt. Seither krempelt er die US-und Aussenpolitik um.

German car industry sheds 51,500 jobs in a year

The dip equates to almost 7% of the total workforce in the German auto sector. Faltering exports to China and the US play a role, as new tariffs raise barriers to entry in both these core markets.

EuroBasket 2025: All you need to know

It's time for the European championship of basketball again. Here's all you need to know about the 2025 edition, one held in four different nations.

James Joyce went by train from Dublin to Trieste. A hundred years on, it’s a very different experience

It is more than a century since Joyce crossed Europe by rail but there is still inspiration to be found on the overland journey to Trieste

The secrets of lost luggage auctions: I bought four bags for £100. What would I find inside?

Unclaimed suitcases were once destined for landfill. Now people are ‘suitcase gambling’ – bidding for bags and their unknown contents, and diving deep into strangers’ lives

Announcing the OpenAI Learning Accelerator

‘I’ll be Poirot’: the Orient Express is back – but what is it like to ride?

It comes at a steep price, but the remodelled luxury train now immerses passengers in the country’s culture as well as passing through stunning scenery