Should we be drinking purified sewage? Why recycled water could be a gamechanger
Tyler Mitchell For more than half a century, cities around the world have embraced drinking recycled wastewater, from Los Angeles…
Why Austria’s chancellor is quitting, and how it could push the country further to the right
Talks between Austria’s two main centrist parties on forming a coalition government without the far-right Freedom Party (FPO)…
Dozens killed in new wave of Israeli airstrikes in Gaza as ceasefire negotiations resume
Key Points Hamas and Israel have confirmed that ceasefire negotiations have resumed and are continuing in Qatar. It…
The Australian Open hopeful trying to make history for a war-ravaged country
At the baseline, Hady Habib is representing a war-weary country that’s counting on his backhand for a shred…
‘Hit the hip pocket’: Queensland government looking to crack down on illegal vape sellers
Shops selling illegal vapes are being eyed by a state government that’s looking to financially disrupt the booming…
Protesters rally in South Korea as impeached president faces arrest
Thousands have braved heavy snow in Seoul to rally for and against arresting Yoon Suk Yeol as South…
The incredible £29bn megaproject that’s so big it affects the Earth’s rotation
China’s Three Gorges Dam, currently the world’s largest hydroelectric dam, began construction in 1994 and cost around £29…
The one reason Europe and Africa won’t be connected by bridge despite being 8 miles apart
There is one main reason that Europe and Africa aren’t connected by a bridge despite being only eight…
The world’s largest church that’s an incredible 518 feet tall – it’s not in Europe
Europe may be home to many grand cathedrals, but the world’s largest church isn’t located there — it’s…
The incredible £800m residential building that at 1,696 ft is the tallest in the world
A Dubai based company is building a monumental milestone in the world of ultra-luxury living. The Six Senses…