A robotics platform for the evaluation and the rehabilitation of the lower limbs and body has been developed by a spin-off of the Italian Institute of Technology.

In Italy, sports papers are reeling after the country failed to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, forcing tearful star players into early retirement.

North Korean state media has not yet reported on the proposed meeting with the United States, a North Korean propaganda film bears similarities to the current situation with American relations, and Dennis Rodman offers to help in North Korea with more "basketball diplomacy."

FSDH Merchant Bank says they expect September inflation rate to rise further to 11.37 per cent from 11.23 per cent recorded in August. Ayodele Akinwunmi, Head of Research at FSDH Merchant Bank joins CNBC Africa to discuss the outlook for inflation in the fourth quarter.

Jamie Carragher,Dirk Kuyt, Steve McManaman and Glen Johnson debate the destination of the Premier League title.

In this edition, we tell you how artificial intelligence is assisting scientists not only in developing new drug molecules, but also how it's helping predict the most severe cases of Covid-19.

After a historic drop in sales due to the pandemic, retailers say further economic aid is now critical. The shift to online shopping has accelerated during lockdown, leaving Germany's bricks and mortar stores vulnerable.

Animals from the Siberian zoo make predictions using watermelons for the US presidential election and predict Joe Biden's victory.

Researchers have found that data recorded by fitness trackers like the Apple Watch make for a good indicator on whether the wearer will test positive for coronavirus — a "breakthrough" in the battle against COVID.

Global warming, a weakening jet stream and the moon will combine to cause more devastating heat waves and floods in the coming decades.

Researchers in California unveiled a bipedal robot on Wednesday (October 6) that combines walking with flying to create a new type of locomotion, allowing it to jump, skateboard and walk on a slackline. The robot, named LEONARDO or LEO for short, was developed by a team at the California Institute of Technology's Center for Autonomous Systems and Technologies. Researchers said LEO is the first robot to use multi-joint legs and propeller-based thrusters to enable it to balance and carry out complex movements.

German MP Karl Lauterbach: 'You must compare the damage which would have occurred to what we prevented'