Life
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Behind Bars: Belfast jail reborn as whiskey distillery
Since closing in 1996, the prison's A-wing lay derelict but reopened in April after a £30 million ($40 million) joint investment by the US-backed Belfast Distillery Company and the UK government
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In sport, no two days are the same: Suhail Chandhok
Acclaimed broadcaster and CEO of U Mumba, a brand that houses three sports franchises, Chandhok shares his perspectives on how to build the Indian sports ecosystem
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Colombian underwater 'art gallery' serves as coral home
Created by potters Hugo Osorio and Pedro Fuentes, 25 figures so far form a sort of artificial reef in the blue waters around the paradisiacal Isla Fuerte, off the coast of Colombia
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Bhaktapur: Where art, architecture and devotion meet
With its traditional Newari architecture, temples and rich history, Nepal's cultural capital, 15 km from Kathmandu, is well worth a visit
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How are young people using social media in their communications?
Are young people addicted to social media? In many cases, the answer is yes, but that might not mean what you think it does in terms of what they're actually doing on these networks
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In Europe, the average working week is 36 hours
Apart from these geographical differences, the Eurostat research shows that actual weekly working hours vary between men and women.
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Spain's Disfrutar named world's top restaurant by 50 Best
Disfrutar (which means "Enjoy" in Spanish) opened in December 2014 next to the Ninot market in the heart of the Catalan city
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Thailand warns 'Jurassic World' producers over filming impact
The warning comes more than two decades after Leonardo DiCaprio's backpacker thriller "The Beach" drew widespread criticism for its impact on the pristine sands of Maya Bay, on the island of Ko Phi Phi Leh in southern Thailand
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Carbon capture must quadruple by 2050 to meet climate targets: report
Between seven and nine billion tonnes of CO2 must be captured from the atmosphere by 2050, according to the second edition of the University of Oxford's report
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What if you could choose your own manager?
Sakura Kozo, an architectural firm based in Hokkaido, northern Japan, introduced this new managerial system in 2019
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Climate change threatens Australia's snowy Alps
Modelling by scientists at the Australian National University showed even with mitigation efforts, snow in the country will become much rarer