South Korean car maker Hyundai on Monday gave a look at work it is doing on a vehicle with robotic legs to let it walk or crawl over treacherous terrain.Hyundai showed off its Elevate project on the eve of the
Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May return for a third season of their thrill-seeking motor show “The Grand Tour”, with plenty of fast cars and stunning scenery they hope will take viewers’ minds off the real world. The Amazon
Officials in southern Germany declared a state of emergency as a winter storm has deposited more than half a meter of snow in parts of southern Bavaria. The area suffered traffic chaos during the weekend and the regional rail service
Thousands of people have been stung by bluebottle jellyfish along Australia’s Gold Coast, forcing the closure of several beaches. Northcliffe, Currumbin and Tugun beaches were closed on Sunday (January 6) according to the Nine Network, with Surf Life Saving Queensland
World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim announced on Monday that he will be stepping down from his position after more than six years at the international lending institution. World Bank CEO Kristalina Georgieva will assume the role of interim
A green train with yellow stripes believed to be carrying North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrived at a train station in Beijing morning amid heightened security. The train was similar to the one that Kim took last year in
Qatar’s Nasser Al-Attiyah led the Dakar Rally after the first timed stage through the Peruvian desert dunes from Lima to Pisco on Monday. The two-times Dakar winner, driving for a South African Toyota team, led Spain’s reigning champion and double
Team World, featuring world number two Rafael Nadal and Canadian Milos Raonic, beat Team Australia’s Nick Kyrgios and John Millman in the Fast4 Tennis event in Sydney.Nadal, who was returning to competitive action for the first time since the US
Minister Mangala Samaraweera has said that financial allocations have been made to provide sanitary facilities this year to every school that lacks such facilities. He made this reference addressing a function held in the Matara area. The Minister said that
The Court of Appeal has dismissed a petition calling for a medical report on the President’s mental status. The petitioner has also been ordered to pay an amount of 100,000 rupees as government legal costs. The consideration of the relevant
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