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However, the Matterhorn is also infamous for its treacherous conditions, and many climbers have lost their lives attempting to conquer it. Today, the Matterhorn remains a symbol of Switzerland and a popular attraction for those seeking both adventure and the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps.

Nearly three quarters of French people eat chocolate once a week, consuming an average of 7 kilos per year. But what seems a simple indulgence has a dark side: cacao farming has resulted in massive deforestation.

The award-winning author Lisa McInerney wraps up her literary trilogy with "The Rules of Revelation", a darkly comic foray into the world of drug dealers, sex workers, property developers and struggling artists. We discuss societal shifts in Ireland, as a new generation rejects the conservative, religious national identity that has characterised the country in the past, and the platform the arts provide for voices from all sectors of society, with key support from the current government. Lisa also weighs in on the growing popularity of Gaelic as a cornerstone of Ireland's linguistic and cultural heritage.

The resignation of a high school principal in eastern Paris, after he received death threats for asking a pupil to remove her headscarf, sparks outrage among French politicians. Meanwhile, France's lower house begins debate on a new bill to outlaw hair discrimination.

The most addictive Social media platform are YouTube,Facebook,Instagram. YouTube eddiction involves watching excessive amounts of online videos. the biggest effects of social media are listed below.

Britain's Queen Camilla hosted a reception in London on Tuesday to mark a new research study commissioned by her reading charity, The Queen's Reading Room.

It's not every day you get given a fencing lesson by a rock legend whose career has spanned over four decades and who has sold hundreds of millions of albums.

Sisters Kimberley and Priscilla Addison have embraced the spirit of Ghana's independence from British colonial rule in 1957 to open '57 Chocolate, the country's first bean-to-bar chocolate company.

With more than 3 million private swimming pools, France has more "piscines" than any other nation in Europe. We find out why the sector has been booming for years and how the government is using AI to crack down on illegal pools. We also look into the challenges, benefits and heritage of France's public swimming pools.

Bach's masterpiece first premiered on Good Friday in 1724. His composition is an unparalleled appeal for more humanity.

The Will and Jada Smith Family Foundation, known for its advocacy in health, arts education and sustainability, is shutting down. This is following a significant drop in donations after Will Smith's altercation with Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars.

The US and UK formally accuse China of being behind widespread cyberattacks on institutions and journalists. US hip-hop mogul Diddy's houses are raided by federal agents over sex trafficking and rape allegations.