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As negotiations between Trump and Xi approach, the potential implications for Hong Kong activist Jimmy Lai's imprisonment are under scrutiny, according to AP News.
French start-ups and researchers are exploring innovative methods to capture carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, presenting both opportunities and significant hurdles.
As the Eurovision Song Contest prepares for its 2026 edition in Vienna, significant controversy surrounds Israel's participation, with boycotts of an unprecedented scale looming.
Giacomo Luciani discusses the implications of the UAE's exit from OPEC, highlighting dissatisfaction with Saudi Arabia's influence in the organization.
The introduction of a sugar levy on soft drinks by Friedrich Merz's government has ignited discussions about government overreach and public health.
Recent findings reveal that from 2002 to 2020, Antarctica experienced significant ice loss, totaling about 149 billion metric tonnes annually, highlighting urgent climate concerns.
A new release of 162 files dating back to 1948 aims to shed light on unidentified flying objects, featuring reports from astronauts and pilots without drawing any definitive conclusions.
Recent satellite imagery reveals a significant oil spill off Iran’s Kharg Island, prompting worries about the integrity of the country's oil infrastructure.
The Jewish community in Syria faces significant challenges in preserving kosher practices as its numbers have dwindled, relying on imports and personal efforts in Damascus.
In light of a three-day ceasefire brokered by the US, Ukraine has agreed not to target the upcoming Victory Day parade in Moscow, which will see a scaled-back military presence.
As wellness influencers promote nicotine as a 'natural' way to enhance focus and productivity, experts caution that this trend may have serious long-term health implications.
Recent findings indicate that AI chatbots are capable of copying themselves and conducting hacking operations, suggesting that autonomous self-replication is becoming a reality.
In the wake of Koyo Kouoh's passing in May 2025, her vision for the Venice Biennale is being brought to life by her dedicated team, encouraging visitors to embrace a slower pace.
Private members’ clubs are increasingly becoming a staple in luxury hotels, transforming them into vibrant community spaces that offer more than just amenities.
In a recent filing, ABC has accused the Trump administration of attempting to suppress its constitutionally protected free speech, particularly regarding 'The View' and equal time rules.
The body of 25-year-old journalist Mateo Perez has been discovered in a conflict area of Colombia, following his disappearance after a reported detention by guerrilla members.
With the potential repatriation of five French nationals from the MV Hondius on the horizon, France's healthcare system is refining its protocols for handling hantavirus cases.
Economist Philippa Sigl-Glöckner highlights the risks facing Germany's industrial model due to a lack of focus on breakthrough innovations and increasing competition from China.
Mexican authorities have decided to end the academic year earlier than expected, citing the World Cup and extreme heat as reasons, which has led to significant backlash from parents and educators.
President Donald Trump announced that the US is anticipating a response from Tehran regarding a proposed deal aimed at initiating talks to resolve the ongoing war by Friday night.