Suwayda violence: Head of Israel's Druze calls on Europe to act
Camille Bello
Colombia makes history by hosting court hearing in the metaverse
The South American country held its first metaverse court hearing for a lawsuit against the Ministry of Defence and National Police.
This is what countries in Europe will pay for you to have a baby
Financial concerns are discouraging young adults in the UK from having children. Which child benefits do other countries offer?
Are stem cells the cure for HIV we’ve been looking for?
Some scientists believe stem cell transplants may never be a scalable treatment for HIV, but every case brings us closer to a more generalised cure.
Businesses urged to do more to recruit and train Ukraine refugees
Hiring and training refugees is key to their integration - and a new survey shows it’s good for business, too.
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Which countries in the EU are buying the most electric cars?
Combined, greener alternative propulsion vehicles (APVs) - including battery and hybrid cars - claimed more than 50 per cent of the EU car market in 2022.
Spain passes Europe’s first paid 'menstrual leave' law
The policy has sparked intense debate over whether it will help or hinder women at work.
If you have no close friends at all, you’re not alone
Data suggests we're not nurturing our friendships as much as we once did.
‘Game changer’: New contraceptive can switch sperm off on demand
Scientists hope their findings will pave the way to a contraceptive pill that men could take shortly before sex.
The next big threat to humanity is bioterrorism, says Bill Gates
Bill Gates, who already warned us about the pandemic and climate change, says bioterrorism is the next big threat we're not worrying about enough.
Humans on the Moon and Mars could live in homes 'grown' from mushrooms
With the help of NASA, architects are working on a prototype that uses a mixture of algae and fungi to "grow" houses on the Moon and Mars.
Cancer death rates in the US are in decline. How does Europe compare?
Because half of Europeans will develop cancer at some point in their lives, the rates for survival are of vital importance.
'I tried the 12-Hour Walk trend. This is what I learned about my mind'
The 12-Hour Walk is becoming a modern pilgrimage for those willing to invest a single day in exchange for perhaps unlocking their best life.
Is AI starting the biggest tech revolution since the iPhone?
The company behind ChatGPT, the powerful new chatbot, says AI tools will change the world in a way that's still hard to grasp.
UV nail dryers may damage DNA and cause mutations in human cells
UV nail dryers used for gel manicures can cause permanent mutations in human cells associated with a risk of cancer, new research has found.
What music helps you sleep? For many, it’s Billie Eilish and BTS
Researchers pored over Spotify sleep-related playlists to determine which songs users turn to for a good night's sleep.
US-China space race: Can countries claim territory on the Moon?
China further develops its mighty space programme, which has made spectacular progress in the last twenty years.
Companies hail ‘resounding success’ of international 4-day week pilot
Among the 27 companies surveyed, none are planning on stopping the four-day workweek scheme after the pilot ends.
Good News: 2022 is leaving us with plenty of things to be happy about
A year's worth of good news and things to smile about.
Which European cities are among the 10 best to live in the world?
There is no better place to be than Vienna, according to the Global Liveability Index. But these European cities aren’t bad either.
Good News: five positive stories to cheer up your day
Five fresh bits of good news to share with friends and be happy about.
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