Losses suffered by Indonesia’s tourism industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic have exceeded Rp100 trillion ($9.5 billion), a business association said.

A nature reserve in England is expecting a record-breaking baby boom of 4,000 grey seal pups this winter, the National Trust has said.

Germany, planning to have an overhauled and tournament-ready team at next year’s European soccer championships, is running out of time, with coach Joachim Loew’s changes so far failing to deliver.

What are young children watching on YouTube while their parents cook dinner, drive or work from home? A lot of advertising and very little educational content, a new study finds.

A scientific breakthrough has enabled experts to predict relapse in a common childhood cancer and means doctors can tailor treatment for each individual child and improve prognosis.

Even before fighting started in November between the Ethiopian government and powerful military forces in the country’s northern region of Tigray, the area was home to as many as 200,000 refugees and displaced people, according to United Nations agencies.

More people hold a favorable view of the European Union than not in every member state surveyed in a new Pew Research Center poll, while positive opinions in Britain — which left the bloc in January — are the highest on record.

Migratory birds and mammals that expend lots of energy traveling long distances to chase food or find a choice nesting spot tend to live fast and die young, scientists reported.

Twitter launched a new feature worldwide called ‘fleets’: Tweets that disappear after 24 hours, similar to the stories feature on Snapchat and Instagram.

New Zealand has discovered evidence of voter fraud in an important election — its annual ‘Bird of the Year’ campaign. Forest and Bird — the environmental conservation organization that handles the election — discovered 1,500 fraudulent votes in the election campaign, exposing the dirty side of avian democracy.