Rivers polluted with antibiotics could cause the ‘next pandemic’, warn scientists
More than a quarter of the world’s rivers sampled in a major new study are found to be polluted with drugs to a toxic degree.
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'Stealth Omicron': Is subvariant BA.2 a more transmissible strain of COVID and should we be worried?
Just as governments across the world have voiced their intentions to ease COVID-19-related restrictions, the spectre of another wave of the virus is sparking concern among the scientific community.
Meet the skier flying the flag for 1.4 Billion Indians at the Winter Olympics
SCENES shines a spotlight on youth around the world that are breaking down barriers and creating change. The character-driven short films will inspire and amaze, as these young change-makers tell their remarkable stories.
Relationship reboot: EU-AU summit ends on positive note despite vaccine difference
After two days of intense discussions, the summit between the European Union and the African union ended on a positive note. Leaders spoke of a renewed partnership, and major investments were announced. But questions remain as to the actual impact this summit will have for the people of both continents.
STEM pioneers: the UAE women empowering the Middle East
Arab women are playing a vital role in the development of science research and innovation across the Middle East. UNESCO figures show up to 57% of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics graduates in Arab countries are women, while in the United Arab Emirates 61% of university STEM students are female.
'Shocking’ footage shows more than 100,000 dead fish discarded off the coast of France
The world's second-biggest fishing vessel has shed over 100,000 dead fish into the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of France.
Europe and Africa are redesigning their relationship 'based on mutual trust'
The European Union and the African Union are renewing their partnership to set a common vision for 2030.
Do great footballers make great managers?
Since taking charge, Wayne Rooney, Xavi, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard have made their mark at their respective clubs (Derby County, Barcelona, Aston Villa and Everton). The four are, quite clearly, legends of the game, but has their impressive track records on the pitch contributed to their success as managers? According to UEFA Coach Pedro Mendoca, the answer is a resounding yes.