The world might be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel for the five-month-long conflict between Israel and Hamas. This week, the U.N. Security Council voted on a resolution calling for the immediate cease-fire in the Gaza Strip, with 14 council members voting in favor and the

One of the great "mysteries" of the past several weeks was finally solved this Friday when, in a heartfelt video, Kate, the Princess Of Wales, revealed the upsetting reason she has been out of the public eye since last Christmas. Jokes, memes, and theories about the whereabouts of

This Sunday, Ireland and the world celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day. Dressed in green and wearing three-leaved shamrock plant accessories, thousands join parades celebrating the day Saint Patrick arrived in Ireland. The festivity has long transcended its religious origins and is today much more a time to celebrate, drink good

This Sunday will see the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles host the 96th Academy Awards ceremony, with the famous Oscar statuettes presented to the movies, actors and crew considered the best in their fields over the past year. While we wouldn't want to stake any of our hard-earned

Finance ministers from the G20 nations met in Brazil this week to discuss (among other things) plans for a global minimum tax on the world's 2,756 known billionaires, collectively believed to be worth around $13 trillion. Currently, through a combination of avoidance schemes and 'tax-friendly'

The world's oldest dog of all time was sensationally stripped of his title on Thursday when Guinness World of Records officials announced that they 'no longer [had] the evidence' that the animal was as old as its owners had claimed when it died in October last

The whole world is clearly going to hell in a handbasket, and at this stage there is precious little that you or we can do to stop it. However, we don't like to dwell on negative news in the Sunday Review, so after some deep digging, we discovered

This weekend millions of people around the world have been celebrating the Lunar New Year as we enter the Chinese Year of the the Dragon. Traditions include decorating both yourself and your house with red items and lighting firecrackers to scare off the mythical underwater beast Nian. But who has