NY artist turns home into showcase for urban dioramas
A self-taught New York artist took advantage of the pandemic to create a diverse array of dioramas that depict urban Brooklyn scenes
Guests are invited in their 'half sleep' to consider topics like climate change, war, and humanity's endless quest for perfection and the damage it causes the planet
The South African market has evolved differently from many other places in the world. Armed guards and parking with restricted access ensure carefree consumer consumption
Pizza: high-end gourmet fare or affordable food for the people? That is the question pitting Italian billionaire Flavio Briatore against chefs in Naples
Cutting back energy use is the cheapest, most effective way to save on bills, while also reducing carbon emissions to slow the global warming’s pace
Employees favour coming to the office on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, with the midweek accounting for 23% more visits than on Mondays and Fridays
The cost of the divorce instrument will increase after the change in the stamp law
After leaving the European Union in 2020, Britain is reviewing thousands of rules that it retained and determining whether they serve the national interest
Britain's Royal Mint has produced its biggest ever coin to mark Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee, a 15 kilogram giant commissioned by a private collector
The country urges foreign missions to respect local ‘sensitivities’ following a backlash among conservatives after the raising of a rainbow flag at its embassy
