International reporting with regional context and cross-border impact.
On this World Book Day, we delve into the significant yet often neglected art of literary translation, featuring insights from Sophie Hughes, a translator and judge for the 2026 International Booker Prize.
Misleading posts misrepresent the Hungarian prime minister-elect by using old clips out of context.
New research reveals that bonobos engage in imaginative play and chimpanzees exhibit rational thinking, reshaping our understanding of their cognitive abilities.
The Turkana Rift in Eastern Africa is a crucial site for understanding human origins, marked by both significant fossil discoveries and active volcanic processes driven by tectonic shifts.
In the aftermath of a significant partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security, Senate Republicans are turning to budget reconciliation as a means to secure funding for immigration enforcement agencies.
The World Press Photo organization has recognized a poignant image that illustrates the sorrow experienced by children due to family separation policies, emphasizing the need for documentation.
The death of a second French soldier from injuries sustained in a weekend ambush on UN peacekeepers in Lebanon has heightened regional tensions, following the earlier death of another soldier.
The recent Israeli military actions in southern Lebanon have led to the death of journalist Amal Khalil and left a colleague injured, raising concerns over the safety of journalists in conflict zones.
The introduction of the Knight Edition in India raises questions about the options available to American consumers, who remain with the original Venue model.
A new startup focused on affordable nuclear energy has raised $380 million to construct modular reactors in shipyards, potentially transforming the industry.
With an eye on their legislative agenda, Republican senators are advocating for prompt alterations in the Cabinet to better align with GOP priorities.
French prodigy Paul Seixas at 19 made history in La Fleche Wallonne.
In an effort to combat illegal crossings of the English Channel, France and the UK are set to enhance their existing agreement. Interior ministers from both nations will convene in Dunkirk.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent quietness on vaccine issues appears to be a strategic move as the midterms approach, suggesting that this silence may not endure.
The increasing connections between pharmaceutical companies and telehealth providers have raised concerns among health policy experts and lawmakers.
Moses Itauma is set for a fight on July 25 at the O2 Arena in London, though his opponent has yet to be confirmed. Huni expresses confidence in facing Itauma.
Michael Atherton and Nasser Hussain evaluate James Rew's performance in the County Championship and his prospects for the England Test squad.
While Brussels announces the readiness of its age-verification app, critics question the Commission's priorities and the app's security and effectiveness.
A recent 10% cut in Kazakhstan's uranium production, coupled with soaring prices at $90 per pound, is leading utilities to explore financing options for Western development projects.
Marking its 80th anniversary, Vespa has evolved from a 1946 patent into a global symbol of style and freedom, captivating audiences on and off the screen.