Nearly 50 people die of thirst in Sahara Desert
At least 49 people lost their lives after being stranded without water in a remote stretch of the Sahara desert in northern Niger, authorities...
Ulva: Tourist boom forces Scottish Island to shut tourist on Sundays
A tiny island off the west coast of Scotland has decided to effectively shut itself to tourists every Sunday during the summer months after...
Chinese carmakers challenge global auto giants as EV race intensifies
Global automobile manufacturers from the United States, Europe and Japan are facing growing pressure from Chinese rivals that are rapidly reshaping the future of...
Morocco pushes tourism boost to Western Sahara
A growing tourism industry in Western Sahara has reignited concerns among rights groups and legal experts over the international recognition of Morocco’s control of...
Now, satellites to track animals from space
A groundbreaking satellite-based wildlife surveillance system is offering conservationists a powerful new tool in the fight against poaching, with scientists now able to monitor...
BMW to deploy humanoid robots in European car manufacturing for first time
German automobile giant BMW is preparing to introduce humanoid robots into its European manufacturing operations for the first time, marking a major step toward...
Israeli Army to expand control over 70% of Gaza Strip
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has directed the Israeli military to expand its control over nearly 70% of the Gaza Strip, a move that...
Mercedes-Benz faces possible US market ban under proposed Congress Bill
German luxury carmaker Mercedes-Benz could face a potential ban from selling or manufacturing vehicles in the United States if a newly proposed bipartisan bill...
Ghana parliament passes tough anti-LGBTQ+ bill
The Parliament of Ghana has approved a controversial bill that seeks to impose stricter penalties on homosexuality and activities linked to the LGBTQ+ community,...