Durham police are looking for two suspects after more than $10,000 of cosmetics was stolen from a business in Ajax. It ...

Generations of women have reached for a little silk square as an essential accessory, but this season, the foulard is getting freaky On a drizzly July day in Paris, an Olympic-swimming-pool-size silk ...

How to watch the Eredivisie match between Ajax and Fortuna Sittard, as well as kick-off time and team news. Ajax are eager to bolster their Eredivisie push for a top-two finish as they host Fortuna ...

Some have given the act of putting on a scarf new meaning, one that can be tinged with anxiety. By Alisha Haridasani Gupta Wrapping yourself in a winter scarf is typically for the utilitarian purpose ...

Ajax Amsterdam were knocked out of the Dutch Cup after a crushing 6-0 defeat at AZ Alkmaar on Jan 14, marking their joint-worst result this century and heaviest loss in the competition since 1927.

Ajax have confirmed the loan signing of the son of Zlatan Ibrahimović, Maximillian, from AC Milan. The transfer sees Maximillian follow in his famous father's footsteps, who enjoyed a hugely ...

It’s no secret that the homeless crisis is ever-growing in Ajax. As of September, 276 people were actively experiencing homelessness in Ajax, according to the Region of Durham’s by-name list. There ...

An encampment that almost triggered a new homeless shelter in Ajax is no longer active on Achilles Road. The encampment was located on Region of Durham property across the street from the Ajax Public ...

Winter scarves have long been a cold-weather essential, but the triangle scarf has made them the latest fashion It accessory. An edgier alternative to the standard rectangular shape, triangle scarves, ...

The government has halted all testing of the UK Army's new armoured vehicle - known as the Ajax - after a soldier was injured in a recent trial. The soldier reported vibration symptoms after riding ...

2025 will be world's second- or third-hottest year on record, EU scientists say ...

AS MOST DEFENCE ministries know, military-equipment procurement is governed by Murphy’s law: “Anything that can go wrong will go wrong.” Even so, the fiasco surrounding the British Army’s £6.3bn ...