Paris: A man doomed to die after suffering burns across 95 percent of his body was saved by skin transplants from his identical...
Paris: A man doomed to die after suffering burns across 95 percent of his body was saved by skin transplants from his identical...
HELSINKI: Finnish bakery and food service company Fazer launched on Thursday what it said was the world’s first insect-based bread to be offered...
President Donald Trump prides himself on getting by with just four or five hours of sleep at night, which leaves him plenty of...
Paris: An "unprecedented" trove of sculptures by the brilliant but tragic French artist Camille Claudel are to go under the hammer in Paris...
Miami: About four in 10 cancers in the United States are due to lifestyle choices -- such as smoking and eating poorly --...
Pregnant women might increase their risk of a stillbirth if they sleep on their backs during their third trimester, a new study has...
New York: Expanding bike lanes, handing out free helmets and making lessons free: New York is making great strides in encouraging pedal power...
LONDON: Two years after Britain’s finance minister pledged taxes from sanitary products would go to women’s rights charities, the campaigner who forced his...
Harare: Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, 93, who resigned on Tuesday, has a long history of making colourful or controversial remarks during a reign...
ZURICH: Swiss consumers will be able to use a single digital identity to buy online products and services under a project unveiled on...
Washington: A rocky cigar-shaped object detected in space last month came from another solar system, astronomers said Monday as they confirmed an unprecedented...
Istanbul: A mute Syrian boy, using just body movements, gives a harrowing description of life under the Islamic State group in Syria. A...
Tokyo: Honda is recalling about 800,000 of its Odyssey minivans in the United States over faulty parts blamed for 46 minor injuries, the...
Stockholm: A Swedish comedian announced Sunday the launch of a women-only music festival, after the country's largest event was cancelled following a string...
Hiroshima: People who ate slowly were less likely to be obese or develop metabolic syndrome, according to a Japanese study. Metabolic syndrome occurs...
Apeldoorn, Netherlands: Swimming with wild dolphins is something most can only dream of, and jumping into pools with captive animals has become increasingly...
London: A driverless, electric car is only a swipe away in the cities of the future, where pollution clampdowns and rapid advances in...
The Hydrogen Council revealed first-of-a-kind study showing hydrogen’s contribution as a key pillar of the energy transition. As global leaders gathered at COP23...
