
Who’s a ‘coloniser’? How an old word became a new weapon
New York Times: As an insult or a line of attack, 'colonial' is enjoying a field day.
New York Times: As an insult or a line of attack, 'colonial' is enjoying a field day.
The gloves are off: will Amsterdam or Munich take the crown?
The 25-year-old French citizen had spent four years in prison.
One woman living abroad has revealed it's not all it’s cracked up to be.
The famous chef reveals his appetite for travel and tips for visiting the region.
Arsenal has clinched a place in the round of 16 of the Champions League.
Avoid the hordes by doing exactly as the locals do.
The defending champions were trailing 2-0 at halftime.
Watch: Joost Luiten's club-throwing antics in DP World Tour drama.
NY Times: Up to 1400 quakes a day have been recorded in the southwest of the country.
Calabria has never made it onto the well-beaten tourist trail.
$18 is all you need to access the cheapest Dutch holiday imaginable.
New York Times: 'Two kids, a house, a garden ... I don’t know anybody who has that.'
The Swiss Rail Pass offers unlimited travel on Switzerland's rail network.
Financial Times: US faces simultaneous security challenges in Asia, Europe, Middle East.
Italy’s rustic appeal comes to life during the sleepy shoulder season
It might be time to take a dip in the radioactive hot springs.
Bored by typical river cruises? Avalon's Rhine journey promises adventure at every turn.
'We don’t have it so bad… there are some pretty broken countries in Europe."
Michelin marvel or modest meal, this Italian region makes every morsel monumental.
New York Times: Marine biologists still don't understand the unusual behaviour.
More than 100 flights were cancelled and several rerouted during the 18-hour ordeal.
This is Portugal's best hidden gem, but not for much longer.
Wine and dine on the river line: a Uniworld experience from Burgundy to Provence.
At least seven people died as Storm Ciarán swept through the continent.
New York Times: From Britain to Italy, tensions have risen sharply.
The right departure cities make the river cruise twice as nice.
Sweden argues that these similarities are superficial - just two letters deep.