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Tesla Motors has set its sights on 'battery-swapping' technology. In theory, that would mean drivers of Tesla Motors cars could recharge faster than the time it takes to fill up a tank of gas.
Region that broke away from Somalia in 1991 is still waiting for international recognition.
The Syrian disaster is like a superstorm. It’s what happens when drought, a fast-growing population, a repressive and corrupt government, and sectarian and religious passions combine.
This is a video describing the various levels of economic activities in everyday life.
For the first time, the public can track back the environmental changes occurring on our planet's surface over time via Google Earth Engine.
North Korea threatens to start a nuclear war, while South Korea dances Gangnam style. Those are the clichés.
Riyadh warns foreign workers they will face prison terms and fines after three-month grace period.
Britain, which has yet to recover from the 2008 financial crash, is peering enviously at Germany's economic structure with its focus on engineering, its medium-sized firms, apprenticeships, regional banks and long-term business approach.
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Wind, humidity and rainfall combined precisely to create Monday's massive killer tornado in Oklahoma.
At every major stop on the long line from Peshawar to the turbulent port city of Karachi lie reminders of why the country is a worry to its people, and to the wider world.
North Korea fired three short-range missiles Saturday as the totalitarian state showcased its military ambitions in defiance of international sanctions. The North launched two guided missiles in ...
The United Arab Emirates has arrested more than 100 alleged dissidents since 2011 in a bid to maintain the Gulf state's reputation for stability. (Between the shopping malls, is there space in #Dubai for dissent?
"I find it extraordinary that the massive global drop in human fertility has been so little noticed by the media," writes Stanford geographer Martin Lewis.
There are now captions. Accurate captions. Sort of. They block the view of notation. *Turn up the volume~!* This is a review of Unit One for AP Human Geograp...
Christians and Muslims in Ambon, Indonesia, have relearned how to live together after a 1999 - 2002 war killed 5,000 people and displaced half a million.
Students must adhere to 'decent' dress code and sharia law, but move is seen as thaw in kingdom's restrictions on women (Saudi Arabia to allow girls to play sport at private schools http://t.co/7FlatpXvkJ)...
Nearly 40 million women are registered to vote in Pakistan. But their participation in Saturday's elections isn't promised. (Will women turn Pakistan's political tide?
Days after the standoff with China over intrusion in Ladakh, India today defended its right to build border infrastructure and said Army and Air Force will continue to shore up their capabilities "on our own land".
The move only applies to private schools, perhaps as a test of social receptivity before a possible expansion to public schools. But it's still worth cheering for.
Rinku Singh is the first Indian to play baseball in the US, now his life story is being turned into a Hollywood movie.
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