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New wave of Chinese artists driving art market

The contemporary art market is booming with Chinese artists helping to push prices up by nearly a fifth in the past year, the world's biggest art index said Monday. Rocketing prices for living artists have for the first time become the motor of the market, Artprice told AFP. Nowhere is...

Two dead after typhoon batters Japan

Two people have been killed in a powerful typhoon that battered Japan over the weekend, officials said Monday, as the storm's aftermath brought travel chaos to Tokyo's morning commute. By Monday morning, Typhoon Trami had cleared Japan, but its powerful winds and heavy rainfall caused...

Cool Paris fashion show brings stars out in bumps

When Hollywood stars and some of the world's top models get together it's usually their fans who get the goosebumps. But it was actresses Elle Fanning, Andie MacDowell, Eva Longoria and supermodels Winnie Harlow and Ming Xi who had the shivers from a chill breeze as they prepared to...

Five things we learned in the Premier League

Chelsea ended title rivals Liverpool's perfect start to the Premier League season in a thrilling 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge. Champions Manchester City are top on goal difference from Liverpool, while Manchester United's 3-1 loss away to West Ham raised fresh questions over the future of...

Vettel 'did not see' Hamilton during mid-race battle

Sebastian Vettel admitted he did not see Lewis Hamilton in his Ferrari mirrors when the pair battled for position during a classic mid-race scrap in Sunday?s Russian Grand Prix. The four-time champion German was accused of performing a double-defensive move by the Mercedes driver as he...

Aquarius migrants land in Malta after standoff

Fifty-eight migrants rescued by the Aquarius charity ship disembarked in Malta Sunday after nearly a week at sea fearing the authorities would impound the vessel, an AFP journalist said. The migrants, mostly Libyans, boarded two buses at Valletta after being transferred off-shore from...

Trump says he and Kim Jong Un 'in love'

US President Donald Trump said he and North Korea's Kim Jong Un have fallen "in love" ?- their bromance fuelled by "beautiful letters" he received from the leader of the nuclear-armed state. Trump on Saturday elevated his recent praise of Kim to new heights, at a West Virginia rally in...

Heart attacks caused 12 pct of deaths in EU in 2015

Heart attacks caused 12 percent of all deaths in the European Union in 2015, Eurostat revealed Saturday on the World Heart Day. Among the Member States, the highest rate of deaths caused by heart attacks were seen in Lithuania (38 percent), followed by Latvia (29 percent) and Slovakia (27...