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China is rolling out its plans for automated agriculture. But what does this mean for farmers, and the rest of us non-robotic souls?

France is planning to introduce a new tax on non-recycled plastic packaging. Will this help the nation curb its plastic addiction?

It’s not just you. After decades of denial, there’s definitive statistical evidence to show that not only are airlines shrinking the seats, but we’re also getting too big to sit in them.

As the UK begins drafting up a means to totally ban the outdated pseudoscientific practice, we take a look at which countries have already banned it and where’s allowing the cruel practice to continue.

Millions of felons have the right to vote but most of them don’t know. The stakes are high because their votes could determine the outcome of the next election.

This week after a long political battle and countless protests, the Argentinian senate rejected the law to legalize abortion. What are abortion laws like in other parts of the world?

Are people eating dogs in the UK? Does it mutt-er? Regardless, the UK is calling to ban the eating of dog meat. But why is the West so disgusted by such an idea?

The sustainability hype train goes on! Now Lego is the latest to join the group with its new blocks made out of sugar cane.

After much speculation that has a history of its own surrounding how the Mayan civilization died - we finally have an answer. But with the current climate, is it a spooky foreshadowing to our future?

The smart city revolution is only just beginning. Here's a look at the Netherlands and some of its smart city secrets.

Earlier this week, the National Register of Citizens (NRC) in Assam, India was updated, directly effecting 4 million people. What will the consequences of this be?

The smart city revolution is only just beginning. Here's a look at Switzerland and some of its smart city secrets.

American pro gun group 'Defense Distributed' released downloadable blueprints for firearms online. Since the sharing of them has been restrained by the US Federal Court, are they still a danger to the public?

Though Trump may be unilaterally despised by the Democrats, his work towards nuclear disarmament in North Korea did look promising. However, new reports show that Kim may have fooled the fool.

This year Earth Overshoot Day falls on August 1, which is the earliest it has ever been. What can you do to #movethedate back?

Imran Khan is likely to be the next prime minister of Pakistan after a major victory in the 2018 election. Once he has established a coalition government, the world will wait to see how a new era of Pakistan will develop.

Spain has a track record of using animals simply for amusement's sake at festivals. You've probably heard about some of these events, but how about "Run the Goose"?

The smart city revolution is only just beginning. Here's a look at Singapore and some of its smart city secrets.

For all the conscientious meat lovers out there, there’s now a new way to get your blood thirsty fix without hurting the environment. Introducing the impossible burger!

Every summer, blood donations drop significantly. This summer isn’t any different. Especially with the heatwave, hospitals are seeing fewer and few donations of this absolutely essential fluid.

This has been a summer of soaring temperatures... But what are the risks to your body when the temperatures rise?

Get your binoculars out for the 27th. The largest blood moon of the century is going to be visible in the skies. Here’s a handy explainer as to what a blood moon actually is.

In front of our very eyes, Trump might be trying to edit the truth and lie to the public. Is his White House actively changing the truth about what happened at the Putin meeting or could it all be blamed on overlapping audio?

Want to go to Qatar? But aren't sure what you'll do when you aren't watching World Cup matches? Here's a few ideas.

Animals are often seen as property, but this is no longer is the case in Uttarakhand, India.