Story behind the naked, golden ‘king of injustice’
A Jens Galschiøt sculpture at the EU Parliament uses H.C. Andersen’s tale to mock Donald Trump’s world impact.
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Video / Telegraph: The wires that went silent
Built in 1870, Syedpur’s historic telegraph office once revolutionized communication in Bengal. Today, the crumbling building stands on the verge of ruin. The fate of the Syedpur telegraph office mirrors that of the technology it once housed: once indispensable, then outdated, and finally almost forgotten.
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Dengue / Medical surge overwhelms Khulna hospitals
Walk into hospitals across Bangladesh’s Khulna division, and you will find patients lying on the floor, sitting on mats, and waiting in crowded corridors. Their only hope is to find a bed and get treatment.
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Does Waymo have its own definition of ‘safe’?
America’s streets are being taken over by self-driving robotaxis operated by Waymo, which claims they are safer than human drivers. But what does “safe” actually mean to them?
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Video / Shelling turns Iranian wedding into nightmare
What began as a wedding celebration in southern Iran ended in devastation after a reported US strike hit a residential area in Kuhestak, in Sirik County, killing civilians and injuring dozens as fighting between Washington and Tehran escalated once again.
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Argentina’s Messi chapter now comes to a close
Lionel Messi was at the centre of Argentina’s football story for more than two decades, and now his story has reached its final chapter.
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Inside the world’s first successful AI-assisted neurosurgery
A surgical team at University College London Hospital has conducted the world’s first successful live AI-assisted brain tumour removal with clinicians.
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Video / What caused the deadly Nepal-Tibet disaster?
Nepal and Tibet are reeling from the shock and devastation a day after catastrophic flooding and landslides along their shared border unleashed torrents of water and debris, killing at least 289 people and leaving hundreds of others, including foreign tourists, missing.
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