2026-01

Salmon is one of the most popular fish eaten in Europe; however, wild salmon populations stay low after many years of overfishing.

Nilofer Merchant suggests a simple idea that can improve both health and productivity: turning one-on-one meetings into walking meetings.

Iran is not one of the world’s largest oil producers; however, recent protests in the country have pushed oil prices higher.

A Swiss inventor has presented a new version of the Sarco pod, a machine that helps people end their lives in places where the law allows assisted death.

In the Paris suburb of Romainville, an urban farm brings the community together.

Rumen Radev, the president of Bulgaria, says he will resign and start a new political party. He made this move only two months before the early elections.

A study in The Lancet predicts that by 2050, more than half of all adults and a third of young people worldwide will be overweight or obese.

In China, millions of people now pay for an app that asks them one simple question each day: “Are you dead?”

Denmark states that it has serious disagreements with the United States regarding the future of Greenland.

Global temperatures in 2025 were slightly lower than in 2024 because of La Niña, a natural weather pattern that cools the Pacific Ocean.

The Louvre Museum in Paris now asks visitors from outside Europe to pay a higher entry fee.

Astronomers have identified the most luminous object ever observed in the far reaches of space, named J0529-4351.

Pregnancy-related complications claim a woman’s life every two minutes, with most deaths occurring in sub-Saharan Africa, notably Kenya.

A 37-year-old woman died after a shooting during an immigration raid in Minneapolis, US.