Energy Frontiers IEA analyst warns global energy efficiency progress remains off track In partnership with Azpromo
Energy Frontiers IEA analyst warns global energy efficiency progress remains off track In partnership with Azpromo
Culture news Where are the most iconic Christmas trees around the world? Here's a list of some of the most tree-mendous (sorry) festive firs across the world. 24/12/2021
Spain Spain's Christmas can be boisterous, banging and, at times, bizarre Spain’s boisterous take on the holiday could almost be mistaken for irreverence. It's summed up by the caganer or defecating shepherd, which can be found in nativity scenes across the country. 23/12/2021
Culture news Have yourself a monstrous Christmas: Europe's scariest anti-santas When Santa comes to town in these countries he brings a frightening accomplice. 13/11/2021
Destinations Is this the most beautiful world record you’ve ever seen? The city of Ayodhya broke a world record with its beautiful Diwali celebrations. 04/11/2021
Culture news In pictures: Dogs are worshipped at the Hindu festival 'Kukur Tihar' Wearing marigold garlands and spoilt with treats, once a year the dogs of Nepal are worshipped on the second day of Tihar. 03/11/2021
Travel News Mexico City comes back to life with Day of the Dead parade In Mexico City, thousands of locals and tourists attend the Día de los Muertos parade which was cancelled last year. 02/11/2021
No Comment First 'human towers' in Barcelona since the pandemic The Plaza de Valls in Barcelona hosted the first 'colles castelleres' - or human towers - since the beginning of the pandemic on Sunday. 25/10/2021
No Comment Venezuelans fight Covid with a ritual Every October 12, known in Venezuela as the Day of Indigenous Resistance, thousands of believers gather on Mount Sorte in northwestern Venezuela. This year, the Covid-19 pandemic, which prevented the meeting from taking place in 2020, is at the heart of the ceremonies. 15/10/2021
Moments Georgia’s bizarre festival of boulder tossing is called Kvirikoba A look at religious rituals and some bizarre sporting traditions in Georgia's Svaneti region. 22/08/2021
My Europe Series Rebels gather at Stonehenge as Europe marks a muted summer solstice A few hundred people held in-person ceremonies at the ancient stone circle in England while bonfires were lit and folk festivals held in other parts of Europe for the longest day of the year. 21/06/2021
Travel News A guide to the strangest Easter traditions from around the world In mainstream culture, Easter is most closely associated with spring flowers and chocolate eggs. But some towns and cities around the world have their own take on celebrating the Holy Week. 04/04/2021
Travel News How a trip to China helped me grieve the loss of a loved one For Hope Talbot, China was the backdrop to learning and understanding how people grieve and commemorate life. 01/04/2021
No Comment Sambistas perform to open Rio's would-be carnival season The symbolic performance marked what would have opened Rio's carnival season - a series of events that has been scrapped due to the pandemic. 13/02/2021
Travel News How to celebrate Chinese New Year at home With Chinese New Year plans on pause this year, we explore how you can recreate the festivities at home. 09/02/2021
No Comment Japan celebrates coming-of-age day despite recent COVID-19 surge At Yokohama Arena, women in ornate kimonos, fluffy white stoles and masks sat in socially distanced seating for the ceremony, with the men dressed mainly in suits. 11/01/2021
No Comment COVID-19 rains on Spain's Epiphany parades COVID-19 restrictions mean the traditional parades in Spain for Three Kings' Day have been scrapped. 05/01/2021
Travel News Here’s how Colombians celebrate New Year’s Eve Lots of traditional Columbian customs revolve around expelling negative energy and bringing luck for the year ahead.. 31/12/2020
No Comment Diving Santa Claus brings festive spirit to Rio de Janiero aquarium Santa Claus swam with the sharks at the Aqua Rio Marine Aquarium during their daily feeding session. 15/12/2020
No Comment El Salvador goes ahead with clown day despîte coronavirus pandemic The country is nearing a total of 40,000 coronavirus cases, with more than 1,000 deaths. 03/12/2020
Travel News Skull sculptures in Mexico City mark the Day of the Dead The Day of the Dead celebration takes place once a year across Mexico as a way of welcoming those who are no longer with us. 21/10/2020