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Ars Technica examines how the ongoing Ukraine war has deeply impacted the development and narrative of the upcoming post-apocalyptic game Metro 2039.

London's primary schools are seeing a sharp drop in children entering reception classes, with further closures and mergers expected due to rising housing costs and a falling birth rate.

The Trump administration is urging other countries to support its 'trade over aid' development policy, shifting focus from direct aid to increased private sector trade.

As tensions escalate between the UK and Iran, experts warn of potential disruptions to the country's food supply, including shortages of fizzy drinks, salad, and meat.

Utah emerges as a major center of measles infections in the US, with over 600 cases reported and dozens hospitalized. 85% of those infected have not been vaccinated.

US President Donald Trump announces a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, offering a brief respite from the ongoing tensions in the region.

The House of Representatives voted down a resolution that would have prevented further US military intervention in the Iran conflict amid ongoing peace talks.

A Chinese research ship has successfully tested a deep-sea cable cutter, raising security concerns amid a spate of suspected sabotage incidents targeting crucial undersea communications and power cables.

The UK's £500 million Sovereign AI fund is backing promising AI companies pioneering drug discovery, affordable supercomputing, and more to drive growth and create jobs across the country.

Rare pencil drawings from E.H. Shepard, the original illustrator of Winnie-the-Pooh, are revealed for the first time to celebrate the book's centenary.