A lack of cold storage facilities guaranteeing the low temperatures needed to store certain vaccines is a major obstacle to immunisation efforts in many developing countries.

Billionaire Bill Gates sure is preachy about ordinary people’s emissions for someone who owns private jets, sports cars and a house the size of a small moon!

Real Economy explains the ins and outs of gender inequality in Europe’s workplace and solutions to level the financial planning field.

Children in Lebanon have not only missed out on school due to the pandemic, they’ve also suffered a drop in living standards.

The car the 15-time PGA champion was driving went off the road and rolled over several times on Tuesday morning.

Everything from work-relations to family ties are feeling the strain of growing political divisions in US.

The Czech Republic health officials say hospitals are overwhelmed and they plan to ask for help from abroad when the numbers of remaining beds in hospitals reach 10%.

A Kashmiri boatman built an ambulance to ferry sick people across a lake to a hospital after no one was willing to transport him when he contracted Covid-19.

NASA released the first pictures of its Perseverance Rover descending onto the surface of the red planet, ready to search for ancient signs of life.

The Sicilian mafia are being resourceful, as some 145 of its members, including bosses, have illegally received social security payments totalling more than €1m. Locals have expressed their frustration, stressing that government watchdogs failed to do their job.

Iran has agreed to allow limited nuclear inspections for another three months. The agreement reached by head of the International Atomic Energy Agency at crisis talks in Tehran could give negotiators some breathing room as they struggle to revive the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.

Officials in Uganda are under pressure to find more than two dozen people reportedly kidnapped by security forces. Uganda’s opposition party, the National Unity Platform, says thousands of its supporters have been arrested, kidnapped or “disappeared” by security forces.

Vitoria Buono Boche, a 16yo ballerina from Brazil, is missing both of her arms from her shoulders down, but that has not stopped her from pursuing her passion for dancing!

The hall in Sweden is known for hosting the Nobel Prize banquets.

US President Joe Biden has declared a state of ‘major disaster’ in Texas – following crippling winter weather. At least two dozen people died in the unusual cold, which disrupted electricity and water supplies.

Lockdowns caused by the pandemic have left young people with a lot of time on their hands. Researchers are discovering disturbing trends, where far-right extremist groups, are monitoring online gaming chats, to recruit new followers.

Severe floods triggered by heavy rainfall have inundated Indonesia’s capital. In some parts, homes were submerged by up to two metres of water.

COVID-19 has devastated many industries which rely on travel and tourism to survive – none more so than aviation.

If you’re having a hard time buying a PS5, the global semiconductor shortage is probably to blame. A shortfall of the little chips is slowing down big industries. Whether we’re talking consumer electronics, cars, medical devices, airplanes, smart appliances or wearables, their common component is chips.