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There are 100,000 motorbikes in Rwanda. The country wants to turn them all electric, and startups say their plans can make it work. Can green tech steer Africa towards the future?

It's not just a White Lotus thing: A growing number of resorts and retreats are asking their guests to put their digital devices away during their stay.

Space-age style is skyrocketing in pop culture. We look back at the remarkable retro-futuristic origins of 2025's biggest interiors aesthetic.

Every part of my life seemed to improve after nasal surgery, from my allergies to my mental health. Nose breathing is a superpower hidden in plain sight, writes Thomas Germain.

BBC Special Correspondent Katty Kay and author Ross Douthat discuss the state of religion and what could come with a new pope as cardinals convene at the Vatican for a conclave.

Proud New Yorker chef Calvin Eng is known for his daring reinterpretations of Chinese cuisine. Here's where he goes when he wants homestyle Chinese food, from dim sum to egg tarts.

Published years before WW2, Sally Carson's prescient novel captures the dawn of Nazi tyranny in a small German town – and remains relevant today.

As wind farms expand, some can accidentally "steal" each others' wind – causing worries over some countries' energy transition to net zero.