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Astronomers have used telescopes to search for Comet Ison, but it remains elusive.
This video compares six 'Active Brake Assist' systems in modern cars for safety.
Heineken launches Regal 7 in Yangon as competition heats up in Myanmar's beer market.
Etecsa installs wifi in Cuba, transforming public parks into vibrant meeting places for Cubans.
Adam Parsons reports on a missile strike in Poland that kills two people in a village.
Mobile connectivity transforms life, showcased at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona by Daniel Thomas.
The SS Ideal X's 1956 voyage from Port Newark to Houston marks the start of container shipping.
West Hollywood protests highlight police-community tensions after George Floyd's death.
A global online cabaret brings together participants from various locations to combat social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic.
South Korea reports over 200 COVID-19 cases, mostly linked to the Shincheonji Church in Daegu.
The first Covid-19 deaths are reported in the United States, Australia, and Thailand.
Dr. Li Wenliang's death sparks demands for free speech and transparency in China.
China extends the Lunar New Year holiday to contain the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak and keep people home.
Germany reports the first person-to-person coronavirus infection outside Asia from a Chinese colleague.
Israeli authorities employ surveillance technology originally intended for counter-terrorism to track coronavirus patients, raising significant privacy concerns among citizens.
COVID-19 causes a surge in porn consumption while studio shoots come to a halt.
South Africa's lockdown reveals police brutality issues, while Colombia struggles with homelessness.
Governments respond to COVID-19 as Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe closes schools next Monday.
Germany joins EU countries in closing borders with Switzerland and Austria amid the pandemic.
Chinese authorities struggle to contain COVID-19 while silencing critics like Chen Qiushi and Fang Bin.
Hundreds are evacuated from Wuhan as Japan, US, and South Korea repatriate their citizens.
Loren Brichter creates the Ragmask project, offering simple mask designs during the pandemic.
Folding at Home mobilizes 700,000 volunteers to simulate protein dynamics against COVID-19.
China claims the novel coronavirus may have originated outside Wuhan, challenging initial reports.
Italy quarantines a quarter of its population, including Lombardy, Venice, and Milan, due to coronavirus.
Berlin accuses the US of hijacking 200,000 protective face masks from China destined for Germany.
The Costa Concordia wreck is being dismantled in Genoa's Harbor, showcasing Italy's recycling efforts.
Christy interviews Alyosha Birch about ChatGPT's impact on jobs and industries.
In January, Donald Trump is expected to lose presidential immunity from prosecution, raising the possibility of legal action against him.
Research into mRNA technology, accelerated by the COVID-19 vaccine development, offers potential pathways for creating an effective HIV vaccine.
In Norway's Hessdalen Valley, claims of alien sightings persist as Phil and Heather investigate encounters with mysterious creatures and local witnesses.
Supporters of President Trump storm the Capitol in Washington DC, leading to deadly chaos.
Maros Tancos and Joanna Gomulska are jailed for trafficking 29 vulnerable people to the UK.
Julian Assange's lawyer claims Trump offered him a pardon in exchange for denying Russian involvement.
Cousins in Whitehorse find a UFO, sparking social media debates about its existence.
Employers seek innovations aimed at making workplaces safe during the Covid-19 era.
Jim Buckmaster defends Craigslist against allegations of promoting prostitution on the site.
The United States, Japan, India, China, and Russia race to explore the moon for resources.
WeWork, founded by Adam Newman in New York, transforms work culture post-Great Depression.
The UK approves CRISPR therapy for sickle cell disease, marking a medical breakthrough.
At least eight people die in a crowd surge at the Astroworld festival in Houston, Texas.
Pakistan's textile industry faces pressure from Bangladesh, China, and India to improve quality.
Cyclone Amphan hits India and Bangladesh, forcing millions into emergency shelters amid COVID-19.
A gunman kills 14 at a university in central Prague, marking the worst shooting in Czech history.
Dancers from around the world respond to Covid-19 through movement and connection.
A refinery under construction in Nigeria is set to process 650,000 barrels per day, making it the largest single train refinery in the world.
Scottish urban cyclist Danny MacAskill gained international fame on YouTube for his innovative biking videos featuring intricate tricks and stunts.
A chemical gas leak in Visakhapatnam, India, kills at least eight people and injures hundreds.
