For decades, mobile automation was confined to the "flat-world" limitations of wheels and tracks.

United Airlines Projects Strong Fourth Quarter, Defying Industry Caution

Trump May Have Strengthened Europe

The World Travel Awards 2025 Grand Final will take place on December 6th at Exhibition World Bahrain, bringing together global travel leaders to celebrate excellence across hotels, airlines, cruise lines, and destinations. Following six spectacular regional finals, the event highlights innovation, luxury, and the revival of global wanderlust. Bahrain’s Grand Hall will host a night of glamour, connection, and recognition, honoring the best in the travel industry.

East Coast Braces for Major Winter Storm as System Expands Across the Northeast

Revolutionary Bionic Arm: Transforming Prosthetics at the University of Plymouth by Naveeth Liyanage

The U.S. is pressing Ukraine to accept a peace plan that would freeze front lines, require territorial and military concessions, and offer limited security guarantees, raising concerns in Kyiv and Europe that the deal favors Russia and shifts long-term risk onto Ukraine. While Washington frames the push as a way to end the war, reduce casualties, and prevent escalation, analysts argue it also reflects U.S. self-interest—cutting costs, managing domestic politics, and freeing r

Kehlani Released Her New Song, "Out The Window"

Nine EU Nations Urge Caution Over ‘Buy European’ Industry Plans

New Zealand’s exports surged to NZ$25.0 billion in the September 2025 quarter, driven by strong global demand for key agricultural products. At the same time, the Māori economy recorded rapid growth, with GDP contributions nearly doubling between 2018 and 2023 and Māori-owned businesses expanding into diverse sectors. Rising business confidence and resilient export performance make 2025 a milestone year for both New Zealand’s trade sector and Māori enterprise.

FBI Interrogations Planned as Video Prompting Military and Intelligence Personnel to Refuse Illegal Orders Draws Attention

ADP Data Show November Private Hiring Slowed with Sharp Drop in Small-Business Hiring

Talks between Putin and envoy Witkoff ended without progress, with both sides holding firm on ceasefire terms, humanitarian access, and security guarantees. The stalemate is reinforced by ongoing battlefield attrition, severe humanitarian strain, and deep mutual distrust. Diplomacy remains active but largely limited to managing risks rather than resolving core political disputes.

Norwich Castle has attracted over 110,000 visitors in just three months after reopening following a £27.5m refurbishment. The project, which faced delays due to Covid and supply issues, introduced new features such as a glass atrium, café and recreated Norman interiors. Officials say the strong visitor turnout highlights the castle’s renewed status as a world-class heritage attraction.

Japan is preparing to host a Japan–Central Asia Summit in Tokyo on December 19–20, with plans for bilateral talks between Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Central Asian leaders. LDP Vice President Taro Aso highlighted the summit’s importance, noting that other major powers have recently strengthened their ties with the region. A similar summit planned for last year was canceled due to emergency megaquake warnings in Japan.

Brandy is Ready to Publish Her Memoir, “Phases,” in Spring 2026

Sri Lanka is confronting one of the most catastrophic disasters in its modern history as the death toll from Cyclone Ditwah rises to 479, with more than 350 people still missing.

Sri Lanka’s Kandy district has been hit by severe landslides triggered by continuous heavy rainfall, leaving several areas buried under earth and debris. Rescue teams are still searching for missing residents as unstable, rain-soaked slopes pose a high risk of additional collapses. Authorities warn that worsening weather conditions could further complicate relief efforts across the central province.

Vietnam Hit by Deadly Floods and Landslides as Heavy Rainfall Ravages Several Provinces

Nation on Alert: Cyclone Ditwah Leaves Trail of Destruction Across Sri Lanka