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Air tickets set to keep climbing from pandemic low: experts

Air tickets set to keep climbing from pandemic low: experts

Propelled by inflation, the price of air tickets has begun to take off again after tumbling during the pandemic, a reversal that looks set to intensify due to environmental pressures, experts say.

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Key Ukrainian city under 'massive' Russian bombardment

Key Ukrainian city under 'massive' Russian bombardment

Ukrainian forces are facing "massive" and relentless artillery attacks in a battleground eastern city, Kyiv warned, as Russian troops gained ground throughout the Donbas region.

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'Win for whole country' as Sri Lanka clinch Australia ODI series

'Win for whole country' as Sri Lanka clinch Australia ODI series

Skipper Dasun Shanaka dedicated Sri Lanka's sensational series victory over Australia to the country's people as the island nation suffers its worst-ever economic crisis.

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Can world number 1,204 win Wimbledon? Serena eyes greatest triumph

Can world number 1,204 win Wimbledon? Serena eyes greatest triumph

Ranked a lowly 1,204 in the world and without a competitive singles match in 12 months, Serena Williams will sweep into Wimbledon targeting what would be her greatest triumph.

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Ecuadoran Indigenous protester dies in anti-government demos

Ecuadoran Indigenous protester dies in anti-government demos

An Indigenous protester died Tuesday in clashes with law enforcement during a ninth day of demonstrations against the Ecuadorian government, which the military described as a "grave threat."

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Spain bets on green hydrogen in clean energy push

Spain bets on green hydrogen in clean energy push

As Europe seeks to move way from fossil fuels, Spain is racing ahead in developing green hydrogen, aided by a growing wind and solar power complex in efforts to decarbonise its economy.

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Iran's oldest pistachio trader readies daughter to one day take over

Iran's oldest pistachio trader readies daughter to one day take over

Tucked away in Tehran's famed Grand Bazaar, Iran's oldest pistachio wholesaler quietly prepares a small revolution -- he will hand his business to his youngest daughter, in a trade dominated by men.

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Ancient Afghan Buddhist city threatened by Chinese copper mine

Ancient Afghan Buddhist city threatened by Chinese copper mine

An ancient Buddhist city carved out of immense peaks near Kabul is in danger of disappearing forever, swallowed up by a Chinese consortium exploiting one of the world's largest copper deposits.

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Markets struggle as recession fears weigh heavily

Markets struggle as recession fears weigh heavily

Equities struggled Wednesday after a brief respite from last week's painful rout across world markets, with recession fears continuing to build as central banks hike interest rates to combat decades-high inflation.

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Ecuadoran Indigenous protester dies as anti-government demos

Ecuadoran Indigenous protester dies as anti-government demos

An Indigenous protester died Tuesday in clashes with law enforcement during a ninth day of demonstrations against the Ecuadorian government, which the military described as a "grave threat."

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