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No better time than the holiday season to catch up on your art reading. Here, a sampling of books published in the last year.

Next in our review of 2023 we highlight the top 10 most-viewed Reels that we have published on Dezeen's Instagram this year.

I am a recently graduated student from the University of Edinburgh (69% score) currently searching for the best masters course in Europe. I am also about to begin a year of work placement in Brussels, as I wanted to move away from Scotland to experience the architectural scene in...

Daily news update: The police in KZN have arrested a man after he was suspected of killing his mother and sister, who were found decapitated.

Halfway through the United Nations' push for sustainable development, there is backsliding on the goal of "clean water and sanitation for all." Water experts and stakeholders are out to change this.

Offshore wind farms cost more than onshore ones. But their ability to make ‘green’ hydrogen and capture carbon dioxide could help this wind power pay off.

Police said that the victims were fatally shot in Beethoven Street in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

About 250 flights in and out of Schiphol Airport were cancelled on Thursday, and another 150 flights faced delays, with the expected difficulties caused by Storm Pia. The Netherlands is expected to face strong, sustained winds throughout the day with gusts reaching up to 110 kilometers per hour in coastal areas, and 80 km/h in inland regions.

We miss the simple things about Christmas like the fact that Jesus was born in a manger, that long trough in which animals feed. That his parents could not find accommodation. That there was a commonness to his humanity represented in the “swaddling bands”, strips of cloth wrapped around the infant.

The municipality of Delft apologized for the city's slavery past. Mayor Marja van Bijsterveldt stated on Tuesday evening that the city council does not close its eyes to the past and the involvement of its predecessors. "We follow in the footsteps of our predecessors. For their actions, we offer our sincere apologies today,” she said.