‘These cars kill Valencians’: Climate activists target SUVs in solidarity with flood victims
If SUVs were a country they’d be the fifth biggest world polluter, according to campaigners seeking to steer them off our roads. Read More
Could a Trump administration challenge the Fed’s independence?
Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs and tax cuts could drive inflation, pressuring the Federal Reserve toward a hawkish stance. Trump has also expressed intent to influence the Fed’s decisions, potentially clashing…
Regenerative tourism, accessibility and AI: The hot topics as the travel industry gathers at WTM
This year’s event will be the largest to date with over 80 new exhibitors. Read More
Karakum to the Caspian: Turkmenistan’s untouched natural wonders
Nature enthusiasts in Turkmenistan can expect a treasure trove of wild wonders and tranquil landscapes across diverse terrain. Read More
Netflix’s European offices searched over suspected tax fraud
Offices of the streaming giant have been searched in France and the Netherlands, as part of an investigation into suspected tax fraud. Read More
Azerbaijan gears up for COP29: How Baku is preparing to host the world’s biggest climate summit
In this episode of Road to COP29, we take a behind-the-scenes look at Baku’s grand preparations to host the global climate summit. Read More
From salmon to sake: Savouring sustainable gastronomy in Japan’s Niigata Prefecture
In this new episode of Explore Sustainable Japan, we discover the sustainable food and drink culture in Niigata Prefecture – a region known for its salmon, rice, and sake. Read…
UK introduces anti-tobacco bill to ‘break the cycle of addiction’
The UK is introducing new anti-tobacco legislation that could make it harder for today’s children to legally buy cigarettes. Read More
As the US heads to the polls, here’s how astronauts cast their votes from space during US election
Despite being in orbit, American astronauts can vote in the election thanks to a secure space-based voting process. Read More
Thousands of jobs to go at German car parts maker Schaeffler
The company is downsizing at 10 locations in Germany and five other sites in Europe, further illustrating the challenges facing the European car industry. Read More