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Nazi-looted art: Who owns this expressionist painting?

A legal dispute over ownership of a painting by the German artist Paula Modersohn-Becker could be the final case before a Nazi-looted art commission. A controversial new restitution procedure will replace it.

An ‘anti-tour’ of Suva shows visitors another side to Fiji

Poet and gay rights activist Peter Sipeli wants tourists to see beyond the ‘Bula’-fied resorts in his two-hour walking tour

Borghi delle Marche, un patrimonio che rinasce: tra storia, bellezza e futuro

Blood Moon: What makes a total lunar eclipse

A total lunar eclipse makes the moon shine with all the sunrises and sunsets on Earth — at the same time. But how? The moon is in Earth's shadow! Here's what’s going on.

Incassato il sostegno dei Volenterosi, Zelensky annuncia: "Migliaia di truppe europee in Ucraina"

Ieri il vertice di Parigi, oggi in videocollegamento con Cernobbio il presidente ucraino fa sapere che, nonostante alcuni Paesi non vogliano inviare soldati (Roma compresa), ci sono potenzialmente "migliaia" di uomini che potrebbero essere dispiegati

Why language models hallucinate

OpenAI’s new research explains why language models hallucinate. The findings show how improved evaluations can enhance AI reliability, honesty, and safety.

GPT-5 bio bug bounty call

OpenAI invites researchers to its Bio Bug Bounty. Test GPT-5’s safety with a universal jailbreak prompt and win up to $25,000.

Bundesliga: Can expanded league help competition?

The Women's Bundesliga has expanded to 14 clubs this season but in the last 12 years only two sides have been in contention for the title. While women's football in Germany is growing, it still lags behind the UK and US.

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.

Hackerato l'account su X del ministro della Difesa Guido Crosetto

Durante la serata i messaggi sospetti: la richiesta di donazioni in criptovalute, uno per i funerali di Giorgio Armani e un altro per la questione Gaza

‘True flavours and honest hospitality’: readers’ favourite food experiences in Europe

From a herring festival in The Hague to the best pizza in Rome, our tipsters share their perfect foodie travel moments

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.

Addio ad Armani, la politica e le istituzioni piangono lo stilista (che fu proposto senatore a vita)

Il capo dello Stato Mattarella scrive che "ha ridefinito, a livello internazionale, i canoni dell'eleganza e del lusso". La premier Meloni: "Un'icona, un lavoratore instancabile, un simbolo dell'Italia migliore"

IAA: German automakers need to step on the gas to stay relevant

As the International Mobility Show opens in Munich, the German car industry is facing roadblocks on many sides. That's why manufactures are polishing up to prove they are ready to conquer the future of modern mobility.

Dystopian futures and Gaza tragedy in focus at Venice

As the 2025 Venice Film Festival draws to a close, it will be remembered for films that bravely reflect on the wars and politics of the time — and the impact of technology on the future.

Giorgio Armani, the minimalist, perfectionist fashion icon

Fashion designer Giorgio Armani launched his career in the 70s and quickly built up a fashion empire synonymous with elegance, quality and individuality. He has died at the age of 91 in Milan, Italy.

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

'KPop Demon Hunters,' a Netflix hit upending stereotypes

A team of superheroes, not a girl group: The animated movie "KPop Demon Hunters" portrays K-pop idols as demon hunters filled with strength and self-determination.

Children in art: A journey through history

They've been immortalized on canvas as rulers, angels, or ragged but endearing street children. Why have children been depicted so differently across the centuries?

Nordreno Vestfalia: 10 morti tra i candidati alle comunali, 6 sono della AfD

Preoccupa l'inedito numero di decessi, che la polizia finora attribuisce a cause naturali, tra i candidati alle comunali del Nordreno Vestfalia del 14 settembre. Sei i morti tra le file AfD

Desalination doesn't have to be bad for the environment

Drinking from the sea is essential to securing water supply but often has negative environmental impacts. Scientists say they can be minimized with careful planning and process.

‘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

William Kentridge show explores South African roots

With the world-renowned artist turning 70, a new German exhibition traces Kentridge's artistic evolution from the 1970s, and how colonialism and social division impacted his work.

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.

Vijaye Raji to become CTO of Applications with acquisition of Statsig

Vijaye Raji will step into a new role as CTO of Applications, reporting to CEO of Applications, Fidji Simo, following the acquisition of Statsig.

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

Building more helpful ChatGPT experiences for everyone

We’re partnering with experts, strengthening protections for teens with parental controls, and routing sensitive conversations to reasoning models in ChatGPT.

How humans made chickens grow and foxes shrink

Archeologists in southern France have studied bones spanning 8,000 years to reveal how humans caused domestic animals to grow in overall size, while wild animals shrank.