Month: April 2012

It’s an illuminating idea which its creators hope will help drive up energy efficiency and bring down buildings’ carbon emissions.

It’s an illuminating idea which its creators hope will help drive up energy efficiency and bring down buildings’ carbon emissions.

It’s an illuminating idea which its creators hope will help drive up energy efficiency and bring down buildings’ carbon emissions.

Filmmaker Keith Scholey has a PhD in zoology and three decades of experience filming and photographing wildlife. Yet when it came to predicting the behavior of the lions and cheetahs of Kenya’s Maasai Mara Nature Reserve, all that proved of little use….

For decades, many African countries saw some of their most skilful young people take their talents to other parts of the world, lured by the financial prospects outside the continent.

The Chernobyl nuclear disaster happened 26 years ago this week. Today there aren’t many more definitive answers than there were then, to the question of how exactly Chernobyl has affected the lives, not just of those who lived through it, but of subseq…

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has suggested that time is running out for Western sanctions on Iran to have a meaningful effect on Tehran’s nuclear program.

A Japanese court on Thursday found one of the country’s most influential politicians not guilty of participating in a funding scandal, reconfiguring the balance of power in the governing party.

The success of France’s anti-euro National Front party in the first round of the country’s presidential elections thrust the far right into the headlines.

Bayern Munich will enjoy home advantage when they play Chelsea in the European Champions League final after defeating Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu following a dramatic penalty shoot out.