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Men, women find themselves in prison or banned

In Pinarella di Cervia, south of Ravenna on Italy's Adriatic coast, a 66-year-old teacher from Vicenza died on Saturday after being run over by a bulldozer on the beach.

In the north of Cap de Creus, a colourful fish has suddenly appeared.

True or false? Professionals, specialists in spiders, finally answer this urban legend.

A dog managing to walk on two legs, monkeys on motorbikes, animals ‘bursting out laughing’…

On Thursday, Belgian police removed a 25-year-old man from Temse, in the Belgian province of East Flanders, from traffic after a dangerous chase involving an e-scooter.

A Japanese company has announced that a scientific paper, entirely generated by its AI Scientist tool, has been accepted at a scientific event.

The demand for electricity for artificial intelligence (AI) is growing explosively and is set to surpass the electricity consumption of cryptocurrencies this year. Currently, that amounts to around 200 terawatt-hours per year, roughly twice the total electricity consumption of the Netherlands.

US President Trump has targeted the prestigious Harvard University: he is blocking the enrolment of international students at the famous institution. Does this mean Belgian Crown Princess Elisabeth also has to leave Harvard?

We all know – and sometimes suffer through – those long-winded voice notes from a friend who recounts every moment of their day. But a gentler new trend is on the rise: uplifting voice messages between loved ones.

A daily intake of vitamin D may slow down biological ageing, according to a clinical study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.

China is taking unprecedented measures to tackle match-fixing. The sentencing of former national football coach Li Tie to twenty years in prison is just the latest in a series of steps taken by China to fight match manipulation.