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Ukrainian volunteers are taking part in a largely unseen battle to defend their territory with drones.

Simba's ears measure 54cm (21in) each, a length his owner claims breaks global records.

The granite monument in the US state of Georgia was seen as satanic by some people.

The country says it is close to running out of petrol amid its worst economic crisis since 1948.

When looking to other creatures for signs of intelligence, insects are rarely the most obvious candidates, but as the historian Thomas Moynihan writes, it wasn't always so.

Pheasant Island, located between France and Spain, bizarrely changes countries twice a year. But why?

The UK and US security service heads make an unprecedented joint appearance to warn about China.

Five simple steps helped Australia bring down high skin cancer rates – and could help others stay safe in the sun.

Mud buildings are remarkably good at keeping us cool in summer and warm in winter, and withstanding extreme weather. Now architects are returning to this overlooked, age-old material.

People are losing faith in democracy to deliver economic stability across Middle East and North Africa, according to a major new survey.

Japke-d. denkt mee: Hoe ga je als jonge collega om met de ‘oudjes’ op kantoor? Realiseer je dat ze je een peuter vinden en gooi er wijn in, schrijft Japke-d. Bouma.

An alarming 81% of traditional apple orchards have vanished from England and Wales, but activists are planting British heritage varieties in community plots in all shapes and sizes.

Olivier Vandecasteele's plight emerges as Belgian MPs are asked to back a prisoner swap treaty.

The biggest container ships ever built ply the world's oceans. Can they get any bigger?

Intuitively, it seems employers would want to hire the most skilled and experienced candidates. But that’s not always the reality.

They hope they will help us understand the "strong force" that holds the insides of atoms together.

Spread over a vast, remote landscape in north-western Saudi Arabia are millennia-old archaeological remains that could change our understanding of prehistory.

Spanish police say it is the first time they have discovered this kind of unmanned submersible.

The mayor of Highland Park says the situation is "active" and urged people to remain indoors.

It means products like Crunchy Nut Corn Flakes will not be allowed in end of aisle promotions.

Police say they believe Jayland Walker fired first before being shot more than 60 times by officers.

While Ukraine considers the soup to be a national dish, Russia has repeatedly refuted the claim.

From using penguin poo to coal fire - nature has many ways to generate minerals on and off Earth.

The crisis-hit country's next shipment of petrol is not due to arrive until later this month.