“Damascus” is the fourth track Gorillaz have shared from their next album, The Mountain. It follows previously released songs “The Happy Dictator” with Sparks, “The God of Lying” with Idles, and “The ...

Five countries have announced they will boycott the 2026 contest after organizers declined to expel Israel: Spain, the ...

Dürer's 1515 star charts were a game-changer for European courts, proving an obsession with astrology is nothing new ...

China’s Great Wall Motor (GWM) is planning to build its first car manufacturing plant in Europe, with a goal of producing 300,000 vehicles a year in the region by 2029, reported Reuters, citing a ...

Two young street musicians who were jailed for more than a month in Russia for singing anti-Kremlin songs have left the country after being released from detention, according to Russian media reports.

Canada’s European pivot could follow the example of Australia, which joined Eurovision in 2015 after receiving a special invitation from the EBU despite being outside the European Broadcasting Area.

Despite the fact many Canadian artists have featured in Eurovision – most famously Céline Dion, who won in 1988 for Switzerland - Canada has never participated in the world's largest music event. But ...

GEMA wins its case against OpenAI over unlicensed use of lyrics in ChatGPT, setting what it believes is a precedent for AI copyright law across Europe. By Robert Levine BERLIN — The first serious ...

Earlier this month, the European Commission revealed its plan to speed up the expansion of high-speed rails that would significantly reduce travel times across the continent. A map shared by the ...

A European city break usually involves picking the cheapest destination and booking a return flight on the old faithfuls: Ryanair or easyJet. But new plans have just been unveiled, which would allow ...

ST PETERSBURG - A group of young Russian street musicians who went viral on social media for playing banned anti-Kremlin songs received more jail time on Wednesday, as authorities crack down on ...

A young Russian street musician, Diana Loginova, 18, who spent nearly two weeks in jail earlier this month, was on Tuesday found guilty of "discrediting" the Russian army, resulting in a 30,000 rouble ...