In the hills of Hangzhou, the race begins for China’s most coveted green tea
On the mist-covered hills on the outskirts of Hangzhou, the annual Longjing tea harvest has begun, marking one of the most anticipated seasons for...
Measles outbreak in Bangladesh leaves hundreds of children dead
A devastating measles outbreak sweeping across Bangladesh has claimed the lives of more than 500 children since March, while suspected and confirmed cases have...
NASA unveils ambitious Moon base plan amid renewed global space race with China
NASA has unveiled detailed plans for a new generation of robotic landers, hopping drones, and lunar vehicles as part of an ambitious United States...
Iran war pushes UK energy bills higher
Millions of households across Great Britain are set to face a significant increase in energy bills from July after the country’s energy regulator announced...
Suspected ebola cases surge in Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is facing a rapidly worsening Ebola crisis, with suspected infections crossing 900 cases as health workers struggle against...
Italy is becoming home for wealthy migrants. Read why!
Italy is increasingly positioning itself as a preferred destination for wealthy individuals from France and other countries, despite earlier criticism from the French government...
Nearly one in five UK girls receiving unwanted sexual images online: Report
A new large-scale survey by the UK children’s charity Barnardo’s has revealed alarming levels of online sexual harassment and misogynistic abuse faced by girls,...
US delays Taiwan arms package amid strategic concerns
A reported pause in a major United States arms package for Taiwan has sparked geopolitical debate, with experts increasingly questioning claims that the delay...
Hunger increasingly weaponised in global conflicts as attacks on food systems surge
Hunger is increasingly being used as a tool of warfare across conflict zones around the world, with thousands of attacks deliberately targeting food systems,...