Reports and Studies

ECOWAS holds emergency session over Senegal crisis and member exits

West African foreign ministers are holding emergency talks on Thursday in Nigeria’s capital Abuja to discuss the political crisis in…

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Surveilled, harassed by Israel – life as a West Bank Palestinian

“The Israeli army is here. They’re coming up the road!” our Palestinian driver Mohammad shouts, alarmed, as we near the…

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Israel’s assault on Gaza, through Mona’s eyes

In early November, an Israeli bomb upended Mona Abdel Raheem’s life in Gaza. The explosion destroyed her home and killed…

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Climate change: ‘Godfathers of wind’ share engineering’s QEPrize

Two men who made critical contributions to the development of wind power will share the £500,000 QEPrize, nicknamed the “Nobel of…

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Government in court over chicken poo in River Wye

Campaigners are taking the Environment Agency to court, accusing it of not stopping chicken manure polluting the River Wye. The…

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Pterosaur: Unique flying reptile soared above Isle of Skye

A unique species of flying reptile, or pterosaur, that lived 168-166 million years ago has been discovered on the Isle…

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AI unlocks ancient text owned by Caesar’s family

Three students have won a $700,000 prize after using AI to read a 2,000-year-old scroll burnt during the Mount Vesuvius…

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Insects found Inside Noodles (Video)

The video captures the discovery of insects inside a batch of noodles, highlighting an unexpected and concerning revelation. As the…

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Antarctica mysteries to be mapped by robot plane

A team of scientists and engineers have landed in Antarctica to test a drone that will help experts forecast the…

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Toxic run-off from roads not monitored

A toxic mix of oil, chemicals and bits of tyre from roads is polluting English waterways and no-one is regularly…

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