This print advertisement from the European Youth Campaign against Racism, supported by Commission for Racial Equality, tries to make a ‘brainy connection’ to the issue of racism. The campaign, developed by Saatchi & Saatchi London ,...

There’s the “agony of defeat.” And then there’s this women’s ice hockey score from the European Olympic pre-qualifying tournament: Slovakia 82, Bulgaria...

Be a bit of a pain if it did, wouldn’t it? And the most frustrating thing is that we won’t know for sure either way until the European laboratory for particle physics (Cern) in Geneva switches on its Large Hadron Collider the day after...

Today’s news that Muslim women in Britain will be guaranteed equal rights in Islamic marriages has wide ranging consequences, not just for women but for a new model of European...

We had mentioned a few months back about the diamond encrusted-platinum skull unveiled by Damien Hirst, and this time the news is that his creation has finally found a buyer. Yes, it has gone off to an investment group for $100 million! The...

Philips launched their 100 inch Ambilight LCD TV at the IFA 2006, which gave TV maniacs a new kind of experience. At European expo, on August 30, 2007, they outshone themselves by giving us a beauty by the name of Aurea, which is more aggressive...

As spring season has hit the Iranian province, police authorities have become all the more vigilant. They are cracking down barbers giving Western-style haircuts and shop owners wearing T-shirts with English slogans. They are on the lookout for...

Talking of world’s fastest growing economies, no wonder if the name comes from Africa and being more specific Equatorial Guinea. After all it’s a race so anybody could go up on chart, don’t be shocked. Equatorial Guinea has...

Even though consumer spending on diet products is forecast to increase to grow a further 20 per cent, to US$54bn in 2009, American waistline is getting bigger, according to a new report from market analyst Datamonitor. In terms of both proportion...

Be it Katrina, Rita or the Tsunami - all that marked the year with devastations by nature’s fury warns us that Earth Observation was vital both for damage assessment and for coordinating emergency activities. Satellite-based maps from...