Month: August 2023

The UK launches its first permanent postal drone delivery service on the Orkney islands off the coast of Scotland. Orkney off the coast of Scotland Read more

Three-quarters of people in the UK say they don’t recycle their vapes, which contain a cocktail of precious and hazardous materials. Electronic cigarettes have taken Read more

UNESCO regularly reviews its World Heritage Sites and says those in Venice are ‘in danger’. UNESCO has recommended that Venice and its lagoon be added Read more

We might one step closer to a giant solar shade that could help cool the Earth. We all know that seeking shade is one of Read more

Washington has threatened several times to clamp down in the past. The US has tightened visa-free access for Hungarians to its territory, amid security concerns Read more

Attention all lunar enthusiasts! Not one, but two magnificent supermoon spectacles will be gracing the night sky this August. Here’s your guide on the best Read more

Niger is the leading supplier of uranium to Europe and a key Western ally in the fight against jihadist groups in the region. Euronews asks Read more

Andrew Tate, the infamous social media influencer charged with rape, human trafficking, and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women, has appealed against a Read more

From Antwerp to Nantes, these giant puppets are worth a trip to these European cities. Have you seen the giants roaming Europe’s streets? This summer, Read more

Alarmed by the official cost estimates of the papal visit, renowned Portuguese street artist Bordalo II has taken a stand by creating the pope’s walk Read more

Updated: 01/08/2023 – 14:07 According to preliminary data, there were no people in the premises of the pedagogical and technical school in Kharkiv, which was Read more

New oil and gas licences have been described as “the final nail in the coffin for any suggestion that the UK is a climate leader.” Read more

TikTok videos promoting the #boraxchallenge – the ingestion of a powdery laundry detergent – have gone viral, with users falsely claiming that the substance isn’t Read more

Customers will still be able to ask for a printout if they want one, and receipts will still be compulsory in places such as restaurants Read more

In a joint statement from the military governments of Mali and Burkina Faso, the two countries wrote that “any military intervention against Niger will be Read more

All the latest developments from the Ukraine war. Russia repels attack on Black Sea boats The Russian army said on Tuesday it thwarted an attack Read more

The UK government has appointed a team of experts to carry out an investigation into whether the death toll at World War II camps on Read more

Possessing firearms is the “measure of a free and open society”, one UK-based firearms advocate told Euronews. “Civilian gun ownership can make authoritarian drifts very Read more