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Mobile World Congress in Barcelona showcases innovative gadgets, including Samsung's foldable phones.
The series discusses masculinity in Britain, inviting viewer suggestions and reflecting on aging.
Stanford scientists share the genetics sequence of Moderna's effective COVID-19 vaccine online.
Viviane Chang embraces modern Chinese medicine, influenced by Union Sun's innovative products.
The Swiss MonoTracer E offers thrilling performance and innovative design in an all-electric motorcycle.
India unveils a 182m statue of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the world's tallest statue.
Many countries struggle to repay debts from China's Belt and Road Initiative projects.
The International Atomic Energy Agency confirms shelling at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in Ukraine.
Rescue workers in Morocco race to save five-year-old Rayan trapped in a well in Ighran.
Berber women in Morocco market argan oil through co-operatives and global distribution networks.
The Kremlin accuses Ukrainian fighters of a terrorist attack in Bryansk, according to Putin.
Dimitri Ivanov is sentenced to prison for spreading fake news about Russia's military.
An Aeroflot Sukhoi Superjet crashes at Sheremetyevo, killing 41 people on Sunday evening.
Kathy Burke highlights the social injustices faced by families affected by crime in Britain, focusing on the case of Miriam Rivera and the challenges of seeking justice.
Suraya May Tre transforms Indonesia's Second City with her straightforward leadership style.
David, the brother of multimillionaire Ivan Massow, lives hand-to-mouth in a truck parked near Glastonbury, contrasting sharply with Ivan's affluent lifestyle.
Physicists find muons behave unexpectedly, hinting at a major breakthrough in physics.
Murad Al-Katib, CEO of AGP Food, wins the EY World Entrepreneur of the Year award for his sustainable protein company generating 1.4 billion in revenue.
Riazat Butt explores Elenany, a fashion label that blends modesty with contemporary street style, aiming to empower Muslim women through inclusive design.
This video traces family history and explores Nairobi, Kenya, and East Lee Mable.
Joaquim the robot works with humans, raising questions about the future of jobs and technology.
A Danish Muslim questions his friends' plans for violence inspired by al-Shabaab in Copenhagen.
Myanmar's military blocks Facebook just days after the coup against Aung San Suu Kyi.
Myanmar's military junta targets media, leading to arrests and violence against journalists.
Myanmar students learn English and other languages to improve job opportunities.
Myanmar's mobile phone revolution begins with Telenor and Oru expanding services in rural areas.
Myanmar's entrepreneurs face banking challenges but see potential for mobile banking growth.
NASA confirms InSight probe's touchdown on Mars, celebrating with music and applause.
Saturn 5 engines missing their serial numbers are restored for public display after recovery.
Audrey Hale kills six at Covenant School in Nashville, reigniting America's gun law debate.
Graphic video shows police shooting the Nashville school attacker during a critical incident.
A protest movement in Wietze, Germany, targets the most modern slaughterhouse's practices.
Net neutrality ends today, but some states like Oregon and Vermont maintain their laws.
Michael Kirk's documentary reveals Netanyahu's rise and his conflict with Obama over Iran.
Sri Lanka's Easter Sunday bombings kill 207, with police arresting seven suspects linked to attacks.
Companies in the UK revitalize old trains for sustainable transportation solutions.
Researchers at Karlsruhe Institute develop new batteries using metal fluoride for electric motors.
A magnitude 7 earthquake strikes near the Turkish coast and Greek island of Samos, causing devastation.
Scottish and Welsh revelers travel to England for New Year's Eve celebrations as stricter COVID-19 restrictions force local venues like the Central Club in Wrexham to close.
Fifty people die in Christchurch, New Zealand, due to a terrorist attack by Brenton Tarrant.
FT's Next Act hub inspires retirees to embrace adventure and meaningful activities in later life.
Nick Offerman clarifies rumors and shares insights about Ron Swanson and the Internet.
Emma discusses the ongoing search for Nicola, expressing frustration over unverified hypotheses.
Nicola Bulley's family condemns speculation about her disappearance on social media platforms.
The police search for Nicola Bulley begins within hours, revealing her high-risk status.
An ex-detective criticizes police actions in the Nicola Bulley case, citing mistakes and reputation damage.
Karen, Nigeria's youngest hyper-realism artist, gains fame after drawing Macron's portrait.
Nigeria faces escalating Boko Haram violence months before presidential elections, challenging Buhari.
