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Parisians are delighted as indoor dining resumes for the first time in months after France relaxed coronavirus rules.

Europe is at the heart of this year's Cartoon Xira, an annual exhibition dedicated to comics, satirical drawings and art. The event that gets its name from the town where it takes place, Vila Franca de Xira, is just 30 kilometres northwest of Lisbon, Portugal.

Abu Gosh (Israel) (AFP) – A firefighting plane works on extinguishing a fire raging in a forested area west of Jerusalem. The massive fire on the outskirts of Jerusalem has paralysed traffic as dozens of firefighters and 10 aerial tankers battle the blaze.

A film about the role of corruption in Romania's deadliest fire has been recognised by the European Parliament. The documentary Collective (Colectiv) won the LUX Audience Award, which is chosen by MEPs and member of the public. The Oscar-nominated film, directed by Alexander Nanau, depicts the aftermath of the Colectiv nightclub fire, which took place in Bucharest in October 2015.

If women's sales could reach parity with men by 2025, the e-commerce sector could add nearly $15 billion to the African Market by 2030.

Dubai-based falconer Peter Bergh aims to propel the ancient sport of falconry into the 21st century with his new training device called the BerghWing. To maintain their fitness, the birds usually chase bait on a pulley system.

CNN's Richard Quest and Catherine Rampell say the US tax code essentially allows the super-rich to avoid paying taxes on their wealth and say it's up to Congress to make changes if we want to even the playing field.

CNN's Oliver Darcy breaks down Fox News' reluctance to cover the Senate's report on the January 6 Capitol insurrection.

The CEO of Page Financials, Segun Akintemi says players in Nigeria's finance industry are witnessing lots of request for loan restructuring because of customers losing their jobs or having their salaries slashed.