Bird flu detected in a US pig for the first time, raising concern about threat to humans
A pig at a farm in the US state of Oregon is infected with bird flu, raising concerns about the virus' potential to affect humans.
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Flash floods in Spain leave at least 95 dead and disrupt rail and road services
At least 95 people were reported dead by Spanish authorities on Wednesday after flash floods swept cars through village streets, closed roads and disrupted rail services in parts of eastern and southern Spain.
Poland's recovery from Storm Boris: Is the EU prepared for more and more floods?
In the past 30 years, floods have affected 5.5 million people in the European Union, causing 3,000 deaths and more than €170 billion in economic damage.
Meet the architects shortlisted for the Royal Academy's 2024 Dorfman Prize
The Royal Academy of Arts will soon crown the winner of its prestigious £10,000 (€12,000) Dorfman Prize, an honour awarded to forward-thinking architects who push the boundaries of their field.
EU countries discuss voluntary return of Syrian refugees, despite unsafe conditions
European Union members discussed on Wednesday ways to increase the voluntary return of Syrian refugees to the war-torn country, an idea that has gained traction in recent months but that remains controversial.
Toxic foam covers one of India's most sacred rivers putting millions of Hindus at risk
One of India’s most sacred rivers, the Yamuna in New Delhi, is covered in white toxic foam.
On screen and on set: Entertainment offerings in Qatar vary from theatre shows to film and TV dramas
In this episode, the Qatar 365 team continues exploring the entertainment scene in the country. Aadel Haleem sits down with American R&B singer Case, during his first visit to the region.
New dementia patients are 29% less likely to die if they keep up an exercise routine, study shows
For new dementia patients, maintaining an exercise routine is tied to a 29 per cent lower risk of death in the years following diagnosis, according to a new study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine.