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In the Casbah of Algiers, traditional arts and crafts, such as leatherworking, have been passed down for generations.

The US government recently had a dispute with the AI company Anthropic about how the military could use its technology.

Most card and online purchases in Europe go through Visa and Mastercard, two American companies that control much of the global payment system.

Asian stock markets fell sharply as investors reacted to fears that the Middle East war could cause an energy shock.

Everything around us, including our bodies, is made from material that stars created billions of years ago.

Menopause is when women stop being able to have babies. Toothed whales, like orcas, are one of the few animals that also experience menopause.

The United States and Israel have launched large-scale air strikes across Iran. They said that the goal was to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons.

At Ichikawa City Zoo near Tokyo, a baby Japanese macaque named Punch has become a popular attraction.

France and Germany disagree about a new fighter jet that is still under development.

A study has found that several sunscreen chemicals are absorbed into the bloodstream even after a single use.

Hungary and Slovakia have stopped sending diesel to Ukraine because oil deliveries through the Druzhba pipeline were damaged.

Singapore has a very good public transport system, but one advocate says even the best systems have blind spots.

In Canada’s Northwest Territories, winter temperatures can fall to minus 45 degrees Celsius in the capital, Yellowknife. These extreme conditions increase electricity demand and raise the cost of remote supply lines.

A massive sinkhole in Central Aceh Regency, Indonesia, has expanded to about three hectares and threatened local farmers’ livelihoods.