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A French supermarket chain is testing out self-driving shopping trolleys, which can help people with mobility issues to do their groceries.
US president Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping are due to hold a meeting at the G20 summit in Osaka, Japan. Many observers hope that it will deescalate a trade conflict marked by little more than tariffs and counter-tariffs.
Ever since Peru agreed to give its landlocked neighbor Bolivia a tiny strip of Pacific coast to call its own a few years ago, the countries have sought deeper economic cooperation. Now, they have signed a dozen accords aimed at boosting trade in the region.
Off the German, Danish and Dutch coasts, 500 kilometers (310 mi) of mudflats stretch across the North Sea. It is the largest costal mudflat area in the world. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site for ten years.
A do-it-yourself home repair has led to the discovery of a multimillion-euro masterpiece in the French city of Toulouse. The work experts say is by the Italian master Caravaggio is believed to have been left in an attic for at least 100 years. It has now been sold.
Threats from far right extremists have become alarmingly familiar to some German politicians. In the southwestern town of Horb, local politician Viviana Weschenmoser has been facing right-wing threats for years.
Nigeria's women want to lead and not just serve in business. Entrepeneur Shade Ladipo set out to increase diversity.
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The little big car: Mercedes AMG GLC 63 S SUV Coupé | The record smasher: VW‘s I.D. R all-electric racecar on the Nürburgring track | The long-haul luxury wagon: BMW‘s 530d Touring | Old leather and chrome: the Kitzbühel Alpine Rally
Mercedes has revamped its powerful AMG GLC 63 S Coupé. The 375 kW, 4-liter twin-turbo V8 hurls the SUV from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in just 3.8 seconds. Also high-powered is the almost €99,000 price tag in Germany.
On the Nürburgring track’s legendary North Loop, Volkswagen set out to break a record with its zero-emissions all-electric I.D. R racecar. Drive It tagged along with the crew, careful not to break their intense concentration.
BMW’s 5-Series Touring is one of Germany’s most popular station wagons for long-haul trips. Why? Five reasons: ease of use, design, handling, load capacity and fuel efficiency. How does it really measure up on each point?
The Kitzbühel Alpine Rally numbers among Europe's biggest and most prestigious vintage car events. 170 cars with a combined 24,000 horsepower and endless motor sports enthusiasm make for three days of adventure for connoisseurs of classic design.
If wealth isn't a prerequisite for being a member of the elite, what is? Are you born into the club or do you have to be a politician, CEO or intellectual to qualify? MADE checks in with people at both the bottom and the top of the social ladder.
On paper, India's caste system has been abandoned. But in reality, the country is still deeply stratified. Could technological development and new educational opportunities help bridge the gap?
US President Trump's son-in-law & advisor presented his Israeli-Palestinian peace plan in Bahrain. But the Israelis were not invited & the Palestinians refused to attend. Plus, record-breaking temperatures & life-threatening heat engulf Europe.
Growing Tensions: Iran: 'idiotic' US sanctions shut doors of diplomacy - FedEx Feude: FedEx sues US over 'impossible' Huawei restrictions - Fishy Business: Eel smuggling on the rise as stocks decline
On this edition: Michael Jackson's embattled legacy ten years after his death; India pays tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at the Venice Biennale; British artist Emily Allchurch gives old masters new perspectives.
After Peter Mutharika's election victory last month, a Malawi court will start hearing a petition from opposition parties who allege the vote was marred with fraud. Plus, it’s back to the motherland for five eastern Black Rhinos born in Europe and relocated to Rwanda as part of a program to reintroduce the species. And we meet with the first woman to coach a national rugby team in South Africa.
'True Friendship': China says its Africa projects are not 'debt traps' - Fishy Business: Eel smuggling on the rise as stocks decline - Bankrupt Legend: Tennis star Boris Becker auctions off prized items
At a forum with African ministers in China, Foreign Minister Wang Yi said criticisms that China is creating a debt-trap for Africa show a "lack of understanding".
Mauritania has a new president: Mohamed Ould Ghazouani won the elections with an absolute majority. It is the first time Mauritanians voted to elect a successor to a democratically elected president. The opposition, however, disputes the result.
A 65-day fishing ban means Bangladesh fishermen have to balance the needs of their community and the challenge to replenish depleted fishing stock.
Thirty million Europeans emigrated to the USA in the 19th Century to realize their American dream. But the continent was settled at the expense of its original inhabitants.
