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The firm that owned the Titan suspends its commercial operations following recent events.
Clashes erupt between police and protesters near Downing Street amid serious escalation.
Ofo launches bright yellow bike-sharing in Seattle, aiming for American market success.
Brent crude prices drop, intensifying the Keystone XL pipeline debate in Canada and the U.S.
Kazakhstan navigates its complex position between Russia and China amid the Ukraine war.
Over 70 percent of all oil is sold as fuel, making it a dominant energy source that powers cars and industries worldwide.
A tornado devastates Moore, Oklahoma, killing over 20 people on May 20, 2013.
A person survives a tornado while holding their dog, reflecting on the chaos and gratitude.
Fifty dead bodies, including 20 children, are found after the Oklahoma tornado disaster.
Olam has built a network of about 4 million farmers, sourcing directly from them to create a unique portfolio across 21 commodities in 26 countries.
Olinguito are newly discovered raccoon-like animals which live in South America.
Tens of thousands protest in Hong Kong, facing tear gas and a more dangerous atmosphere.
A 2012 inspection reveals PFAS contamination in Rastatt, Germany's drinking water supply.
A 720 million ton chunk of rock dislodged from Mount Toc triggers a catastrophic wave that destroys the town of Longarone and kills nearly 2,000 people.
Chris Apassingok becomes the youngest to harpoon a whale for his Indigenous village in St. Lawrence.
Russia's war in Ukraine reshapes global economy and trade relationships amid rising geopolitical risks.
Jumia.com transforms online shopping in Nigeria, offering fast delivery and a wide range of products.
The Beirut explosion highlights Lebanon's economic collapse and impending state failure.
Orcas increasingly attack boats off the Spanish Coast, alarming sailors like Rafael Martinez.
Nature Shock welcomes viewers to Banijay Documentaries featuring wildlife stories and Hardcore Pawn.
A fifteen-week-old orphan orangutan in Borneo seeks a new family, highlighting the challenges faced by orphaned wildlife and the need for conservation efforts.
Electrification transforms the Energy System with new technologies and a focus on sustainability.
Catriona Watson argues that the British obsession with the economy harms democracy.
Bertie Gregory highlights shark conservation in Sharks Up Close, streaming on Disney+ and Hulu.
Over 100,000 people marched in The Hague to express solidarity with Gaza and advocate for freedom and justice for those affected by military occupation.
Bushfires across New South Wales, Victoria, and South Australia destroy nearly 2,000 homes.
Özlem Türeci and Uğur Şahin discuss their pivotal role in developing the BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine and the importance of inspiring future generations in science.
Pablo Escobar's cocaine hippos, now numbering around 80 in Colombia, pose significant ecological threats, prompting urgent debates on culling strategies among scientists and conservationists.
Pablo Escobar's hippos create an ecological crisis in Colombia, now protected by the government.
Pablo Escobar's legacy includes troublesome hippos in Colombia's Rio Magdalena region.
New research shows the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is three times the size of France.
Stuart Ramsay reports from Pakistan on the urgent need for aid amid devastating floods.
Almost 100 Pakistan Army boats evacuated hundreds of thousands of people from flood-affected areas in Sindh province during the 2010 disaster.
Pakistan's Punjab Province is experiencing its worst floods in history, resulting in widespread devastation and significant challenges for local communities.
A Palestinian boy loses his leg in an Israeli bombing and receives a prosthetic made from PVC pipe, highlighting the challenges faced by children in conflict zones.
A Palestinian from Gaza attempts to reach Europe on a jet ski, illustrating the extreme measures taken to escape violence and conflict in the region.
In Khan Younis, Palestinian patients are forced to sleep outside amid escalating conflict, highlighting the urgent humanitarian crisis and lack of resources.
Palestinians in Gaza observe Eid amid ongoing conflict, balancing celebration with mourning for lost loved ones while expressing solidarity for peace.
After the ceasefire in Gaza, many Palestinians return to their homes with their cats, highlighting their resilience and deep bond with these animals.
Grassroots Palestinian groups in Gaza are organizing efforts to protect aid trucks and ensure essential supplies reach communities amid ongoing violence.
In Gaza, Palestinians express frustration over receiving moldy bread as aid, raising questions about the effectiveness and intentions behind humanitarian efforts.
Five tonnes of rubbish accumulate daily in Paraguay's landfills, which Favio Chávez transforms into musical instruments for children.
Parker Nice finds land in Central America that yields double the gold of his Yukon claim.
Patagonia backs Senate Bill-788 to protect Santa Barbara County's Tranquillon Ridge from drilling.
Ecuador's food security faces challenges as Rabobank highlights farmer support and sustainability.
As Ramadan approaches, a growing movement advocates for a boycott of Israeli dates, emphasizing solidarity with Palestine and community activism.
San Francisco faces backlash as electric scooters disrupt city regulations and mobility.
A peregrine falcon attempts to steal a trout from an osprey in Epic Yellowstone's latest episode.
