Sick of buying a new phone every two years? Fairphones last for years and don’t exploit miners
Mobile phones are set to outnumber human beings two to one in the next couple of years, reaching a “stunning” 18 billion by 2025.
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Wagner Group's Prigozhin says his forces are ready to defend Belgorod from mounting attacks
The head of the Russian paramilitary group Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin, declared on Saturday that he was ready to send his units to defend the Russian region of Belgorod, which borders Ukraine and has been hit by intense shelling and attacks in recent days.
The Polish opposition is troubled by a new 'Russian influence law'. What is it really about?
"Poland is here!" opposition leader Donald Tusk shouted in front of a crowd of thousands of protesters gathered in central Warsaw on Sunday. "No one will silence us!"
Delight as Tajikistan strikes triple gold in Dushanbe
Public spaces in Tajikistan were packed with sports fans watching the final day of the inaugural Judo Grand Prix in Dushanbe - and once again the competitors performed in front of a capacity crowd that brimmed with excitement.
US willing to discuss nuclear weapons control with Russia 'without conditions'
The United States is ready to talk to Russia about a future nuclear arms control framework without preconditions, a top White House official said on Friday, even as it takes countermeasures in response to the Kremlin's decision to suspend the two countries' last nuclear arms control treaty.
'Supernatural' actor Misha Collins opens demining initiative in Ukraine
‘Supernatural’ star Misha Collins is the latest new ambassador for the charity platform set up to aid Ukraine against Russia’s invasion.
NASA's UFO team has held its first public meeting. Here’s what we learned from its experts
NASA held its first public meeting on UFOs on Wednesday, a year after launching a study to unravel the unexplained sightings that have long fascinated the general public.
German far right surges in polls, alarming mainstream parties
Prominent figures in Germany's political mainstream are raising the alarm after a new poll showed support for the country's leading far-right party at a record high.