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Video shows two helicopters involved in fighting wildfires in Greece colliding in mid-air, with one aircraft bursting into flames.
Trump says planned strikes on Iran would be cancelled if Iran moves rapidly to make a deal, amid reports of possible weekend action.
Spain has criticised what it called a selfish response from some EU countries after migrant crossings in Ceuta.
Fifa has dropped a proposal to sell stakes in its major competitions following broad opposition to the plan.
AC Milan has announced the death of former Italy and club great Franco Baresi at the age of 66.
As cities continue to grow, the relationship between urban life and nature is changing. Parks, trees, wetlands and green corridors are increasingly recognised not only as aesthetic features, but as essential infrastructure. Urban nature can reduce heat, improve air quality, manage stormwater and support mental wellbeing. City planners are also focusing more on biodiversity, creating habitats for birds, insects and other species within urban environments. At the same time, access to green space is often unequal, with some communities having far fewer natural areas than others. Experts suggest future cities may depend on integrating nature directly into urban design rather…
The world’s oceans regulate climate, support biodiversity and sustain billions of people. Increasingly, they are also carrying the visible effects of environmental pressure. Oceans absorb much of the excess heat generated by global warming, helping slow atmospheric temperature rise. However, this comes with consequences such as marine heatwaves, changing currents and coral bleaching. At the same time, pollution, overfishing and acidification are placing additional stress on marine ecosystems. Scientists warn that these changes can affect food systems, coastal economies and weather patterns far beyond the sea itself. Marine conservation efforts are expanding, including protected ocean areas and attempts to reduce…
Robots have traditionally been associated with industrial production lines. Increasingly, they are entering spaces designed around direct interaction with people. Advances in sensors, artificial intelligence and mobility are allowing robots to assist in healthcare, logistics, hospitality and home environments. Some systems are designed to support elderly care, while others help manage warehouses, deliveries or repetitive service tasks. Companies such as Boston Dynamics are helping push robotics beyond purely mechanical functions toward more adaptable movement and interaction. Supporters say robotics could address labour shortages, improve efficiency and reduce dangerous work. At the same time, questions remain about employment, ethics and how…
Wireless charging was once seen as a convenience feature for smartphones. Increasingly, researchers and companies are exploring how the technology could power much larger systems. New developments aim to charge electric vehicles, medical devices and industrial equipment without direct cables. Some experimental systems even seek to create environments where multiple devices receive power automatically while in use. Supporters argue wireless energy transfer could reduce clutter, improve accessibility and make connected systems more seamless. The technology may also be valuable in places where cables are difficult or dangerous, such as factories or medical settings. However, challenges remain around efficiency, infrastructure costs…
Human societies have always sought certainty through religion, science, politics and institutions. Yet modern life increasingly exposes people to rapid change and competing information. Technology allows constant access to news, opinions and data, but abundance of information does not always create clarity. Economic uncertainty, political polarisation and fast-moving technological shifts can make the future feel less predictable. Some thinkers argue this is leading to a cultural shift where adaptability becomes more valuable than certainty itself. Science also contributes to this perspective. Research often advances not by proving absolute truths, but by revising previous understanding as new evidence emerges. Experts suggest…