Cartagena de Indias in Colombia has embarked on a historic transition in urban tourism: with the commissioning of electric carriages, the city has bid farewell to animal traction, marking a new era for the horses that worked in the historic center for years.
In several Polish cities, unusual but increasingly recognizable structures have appeared in recent years. Known as food walls, they represent a concrete response to the rising cost of living and growing food insecurity.
'Stool pills' could actually help fight cancer by stimulating the immune system to destroy diseased cells.
Biathlon is a key discipline at this year's event, combining speed, accuracy and self-control.
Alex Honnold has won his bet. The American climber completed a solo ascent of Taipei 101, Taiwan's iconic 508-meter skyscraper.
Peace. A word with a thousand nuances, which today, more than ever, seems like a utopia, a global goal that is still out of reach.
Spain is preparing to introduce a ban on access to social media networks for under-16s, a possible turning point in the European debate with regards to protecting minors online.
Auctions are sometimes filled with unusual and bizarre items, and today it's Pierre Niney's used handkerchief that's up for auction for a sum that exceeds all expectations.
The World Health Organization continues to try and make a point we know all too well, but which many governments continue to ignore: the need for action to discourage the consumption of alcohol, sugary drinks and tobacco.
The idea is simple: an earring that can be worn like any other, and which, at the right moment, becomes an important ally thanks to a small hidden control button that can be activated without being detected.