The host of the COP30 climate summit Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and French President Emmanuel Macron both warned against climate disinformation as world leaders gathered ahead of the annual UN Conference of Parties...
What difference can female soldiers make on Ukraine’s battlefields? | DW News
In Ukraine, fierce fighting continues around the strategic eastern city of Pokrovsk, with Russian forces attempting to take full control of the area. Ukrainian officials have acknowledged that the situation in the...
ITV confirms talks over media and entertainment arm sale to Sky
ITV has confirmed discussions with Sky about a deal worth £1.6bn to sell the entertainment and media arm of its business. The talks are not focused on the sale of the ITV studios business. Sky’s Paul Kelso has the...
India proposes regulations to curb AI misuse
Big tech companies like Google and OpenAI have announced major investments in India’s artificial intelligence sector. But the government has proposed sweeping regulations to govern the sector and curb its misuse...
Gaza’s displaced children struggling to survive after war
In Gaza, every child carries the scars of a war they never chose. Thousands have been displaced, orphaned, and left struggling to survive. Among them is Ali Salah, a young boy whose life changed in a single Israeli air...
Why is China leading in renewable technology and development?
Sky News explores the impact of Chinese renewables as Sky’s Helen-Ann Smith travels a bumpy five hours to the remote hills of Laos. The biggest of its kind in south-east Asia, the Monsoon Wind Power Project...
Shutdown shortages: How chaotic will things get at US airports? | DW News
The US is bracing for travel chaos starting Friday, as transport authorities are set to reduce air traffic. Flights at 40 airports are due to be cut as the Federal Aviation Administration prepares to reduce capacity by...