The United States and Canada have always had very good economic, defence, and cultural relations. They have fought two world wars together. Their heads of government have always worked together to ...

Balochistan's tensions, fuelled by the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which faces violent resistance, local grievances, and security challenges. Despite promises of development, ...

In perhaps one of the greatest brand comeback stories in automotive since the Fiat 500 in 2007, British car company Austin announced the return of the Austin Arrow. Its name is an unashamed reference ...

The Italian Renaissance artist created groundbreaking depictions of humans at a time when the inner workings of the body remained a mystery.

And thanks to a paradox first identified way back in the 1860s, even a more energy-efficient AI is likely to simply mean more energy is used in the long run. For most users, “large language models” ...

Marianne Faithfull, the London-born singer with an inimitable voice, has passed away at the age of 78. She was known for many things: she was a pop star, an actress and a muse. But she was probably ...

For centuries, people have claimed that their aching joints can predict changes in the weather, often reporting increased discomfort before rain or cold fronts. Given the scale and duration, there is ...

A new version of this adage is now playing out across the United States, as more states are passing laws about how children and teens should use social media. In 2024, approximately half of all U.S.

In a dramatic swing to the right, Friedrich Merz’s CDU is proposing Germany breaches EU law by closing its borders to migrants.

Space isn’t lawless, but the agreements governing it don’t cover everything nations will have to grapple with as they develop their space programs.

The pairing of British prime minister Keir Starmer and US president Donald Trump connotes many imponderables. The only certainty happens to be the most significant: they will be in office together for ...

Developers need not “worry about bats and newts” before they start building, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has said in a speech that outlined her plans to reform the UK’s planning process. Reeves’ comments ...