January 14 marked a date that, although it passed almost unnoticed, says a lot about the world we live in today. After all, for 8 years, 4 months and 29 days, no nuclear weapon has been detonated on Earth. It's the longest period without a nuclear detonation since the beginning of the atomic age, an absolute record unmatched since 1945.
Some stories touch you. Not because they're moving, but because they're real. They force you to let go of certain phrases you automatically use, such as "that's not possible" or "that's not for everyone".
On National Day Against Food Waste, which takes place on February 5, we want to tell you about the remarkable example set by the French.
Every year, nearly a billion tons of food ends up in the trash. An amount that weighs heavily on the environment as well as on everyone's wallet.
Cartagena de Indias in Colombia has embarked on a historic transition in urban tourism: with the commissioning of electric carriages, the city has bid farewell to animal traction, marking a new era for the horses that worked in the historic center for years.
In several Polish cities, unusual but increasingly recognizable structures have appeared in recent years. Known as food walls, they represent a concrete response to the rising cost of living and growing food insecurity.
'Stool pills' could actually help fight cancer by stimulating the immune system to destroy diseased cells.
Biathlon is a key discipline at this year's event, combining speed, accuracy and self-control.
Alex Honnold has won his bet. The American climber completed a solo ascent of Taipei 101, Taiwan's iconic 508-meter skyscraper.
Peace. A word with a thousand nuances, which today, more than ever, seems like a utopia, a global goal that is still out of reach.