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Brazil tackles clean energy bottleneck

Brazil has rapidly expanded wind and solar power generation, particularly in its northeastern region, but the country’s electricity grid has struggled to keep pace. Last year, roughly one-fifth of the renewable energy that could have been generated was curtailed because transmission capacity and demand were insufficient. Experts say expanding long-distance transmission lines and investing in battery storage are key to reducing energy waste. China’s State Grid Corporation of China is playing a ma...

China's Zhangjiajie brings travelers from around the world together

Some of the sweetest travel moments need no translation. Foreign and Chinese tourists shared cute exchanges on the tunnel escalator leading to Tianmen Cave in Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China, turning the ride into an international "friendship tunnel.” Known as Heaven's Gate, Tianmen Cave is a natural water-eroded cave at an elevation of more than 1,300 meters. Serving the landmark is the world's first and longest mountain tunnel escalator system, carrying visitors 340 meters through th...

UN leadership race begins

Candidates seeking to become the next Secretary-General of the United Nations outlined their priorities during a town hall at the General Assembly, emphasizing the need to restore the organization’s credibility, improve efficiency, and address its financial challenges. The event comes as the Security Council prepares to hold its first informal “straw poll” to gauge support before selecting the UN’s next leader. Candidates highlighted concerns over unpaid member state contributions, bureaucratic...

One month after earthquakes in Venezuela

One month after twin earthquakes devastated northern Venezuela, recovery efforts continue in the hardest-hit coastal city of La Guaira, where volunteers and families are still searching for victims beneath the rubble. More than 5,300 people were killed and over 23,000 displaced, with many survivors now living in temporary shelters. Residents have questioned the government’s response and whether some heavily damaged neighborhoods should have been built in seismically vulnerable areas. Officials a...

Canada reacts to US tariffs

Canadians are reacting to the Trump administration’s proposed 50% tariffs on a range of Canadian goods, marking another escalation in the trade dispute between the two countries. The measures, which would take effect in August, target products including wine, cosmetics, clothing, and sporting goods. Analysts say the tariffs stop short of targeting major Canadian exports such as energy and critical minerals but warn negotiations could take time. As tensions continue, Canada is expanding trade rel...

Norris snatches pole position from Hamilton in Hungary

Lando Norris' final effort was enough to seize pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix.

Eight family members found dead in Michigan fire, some with gunshot wounds

Firefighters responded to an emergency call and found the bodies, six of which were those of childrenA devastating tragedy has unfolded in Michigan after emergency crews responding to a house fire found eight members of the same family, including six children, dead. At least some of the dead inside the home had gunshot wounds.Deputies with the Ottawa county sheriff’s office and firefighters from the Grand Haven fire department were dispatched at about 11.40am local time on Friday to a residence...

Zebra mussels spread across all Great Lakes within a decade of arriving in 1988

Zebra mussels, an aquatic invader from Eurasia, continue their continental spread after arriving in North America. These tiny shellfish are now infesting Lake Meredith in Texas, raising new concerns. Officials confirmed a reproducing population, marking the lake as a potential stepping stone. The mussels damage ecosystems and infrastructure by clinging to hard surfaces and multiplying rapidly. Preventative measures like cleaning boats remain crucial to slowing their ongoing invasion.

Britain's first bubble baby is all grown-up: Boy born without immune system returns to thank Great Ormond Street doctors who saved his life 25 years ago

Britain's first bubble baby is all grown-up: Boy born without immune system returns to thank Great Ormond Street doctors who saved his life 25 years agoSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ISABELLA MACHIN, REPORTER Published: 16:16, 25 July 2026 | Updated: 16:17, 25 July 2026 e-mail View comments

'One more last dance' - Usyk says retirement is near

'One more last dance' - Usyk says retirement is nearTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be played'One more last dance' - Usyk says retirement is nearClose00Former heavyweight world champion Oleksandr Usyk tells BBC Sport he wants one "last dance" before retiring, but insists it will only be one more fight and no more. READ MORE: Usyk in Zuffa talks for farewell bout with WilderSubsectionBoxingPublished1 minute agoShareclose panelShare pageCopy link...

Norris beats Hamilton to Hungary pole

Norris beats Hamilton to Hungary poleImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, McLaren's Lando Norris won the Hungarian Grand Prix last seasonByAndrew BensonF1 Correspondent at the HungaroringPublished6 minutes ago12 CommentsMcLaren's Lando Norris took his first grand prix pole position of the season, beating Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton by 0.012 seconds with the final lap of the session.Hamilton had been fastest on the first runs, by just over 0.1secs from Norris, but neither the seven-time champion...

Norris snatches Hungarian GP pole from Hamilton

Lando Norris snatched Hungarian Grand Prix pole position from Lewis Hamilton in a thrilling finale to qualifying in Budapest. Ferrari's Hamilton appeared to be on course to claim his first Grand Prix pole since the same event three years ago when he was a tenth clear of Norris after the first runs in Q3, but the McLaren driver found improvement as his rivals struggled on the second run to edge 12 thousandths of a second clear of his compatriot.

Hungarian Grand Prix | Qualifying Highlights

Highlights from qualifying for the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix.

England thrash NI for opening win in Glasgow

England thrash NI for opening win in GlasgowImage source, PA MediaImage caption, England players celebrate their win against Northern Ireland at the Hydro ArenaPublished17 minutes agoEngland opened their Commonwealth Games netball campaign with a comprehensive 83-34 victory over Northern Ireland in Pool A.The 2018 champions flew into a 24-7 lead before Northern Ireland managed to slow England's scoring.However, the Warriors were unable to overcome the gulf as third-ranked England took the opport...

Did Sharad Pawar influence Dharmendra Pradhan's exit? NCP(SP) chief breaks silence

NEW DELHI: Nationalist Congress Party (SP) chief Sharad Pawar on Saturday said he had personally met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and urged him to initiate a dialogue over the NEET-UG paper leak controversy.

'That is some brutal hitting' - Marsh hits six sixes in huge innings

Mitch Marsh hits 69 off 34 balls, an innings which included six sixes, as he helps his Sunrisers Leeds reach 187-5 against Southern Brave at Headingley - with both sides looking to secure their first win of the 2026 tournament.

Haaland's Goal Frenzy: The New King of International Football?

The New Kings of Football: Yamal and Haaland Set to Rewrite History

Egypt's Football Showdown: Zamalek and Pyramids Gear Up for Champions League Glory, Al Ahly Eyes Confederation Redemption

£116m Transfer Shock: Is This the Game-Changer for the Premier League?