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By Gonzalo Sanchez Vatican City, Apr 29 (EFE).- The Swiss Guard, one of the oldest active armies in the world, has been at the pope’s service for five centuries and continues to draw in young people seeking a “military adventure” steeped in history. In a week around 20 new officers will pledge their sacred oath …

Mangaldai/Assam: The artwork of Ajit Bania, a young artist from Mangaldai, Assam was featured at a global art exhibition in Italy over a three-day period.

Planning a family trip to Rome Italy? Don't miss these incredible things to do in Rome with kids including family tours and attractions!

The Romans were big fans of taking mini holidays. At one point, 50 per cent of their annual calendar was dedicated to festivities, religious celebrations and wo

Mantua is a city of lakes, Renaissance wonders and fine restaurants, yet it remains resolutely off the beaten track

Read about the 2015 replica amphibious Lambretta J125 scooter up for sale with H and H Auctions here.

Four British, one American, and one Irish author are in the running to win the £30,000 prize to be announced on 14 June.

There’s a moment in the documentary Sirens when Blaakyum’s Bassem Deaibess declares that heavy metal is “100 percent pure sacrifice.” Deaibess says this to Shery Bechara, one half of the guitar tandem in Slave to Sirens, the all-women thrash-metal band from Lebanon who are the focus of the new film, directed by Rita Baghdadi.

Today's Mutua Madrid Open doesn't start in the best way for the Azzurri, WTA 1000 with a total prize pool of €7,652,174 to be contested On the red clay of

As one of this year’s judges, I have been bowled over by the range and intensity of what we have read, and I’m sure you will be too