Bence Morvai

Remarkable discovery: 7,000-year-old unusual mummies reveal not only the Sahara’s past but humanity’s history too

7,000-year-old unusual mummies from the Green Sahara reveal a lost North African genetic lineage, reshaping what we know about human history.

New research suggests the global population may be far higher than estimates, with rural communities significantly undercounted.

Wizz Air could return to Ukraine after a ceasefire, reopening dozens of routes and rapidly expanding capacity, according to its latest report.

A mysterious 420-million-year-old organism challenges evolution, defying classification as plant, animal or fungus.

A unique Antarctic ice vault preserves priceless glacier climate data for future scientists as melting accelerates worldwide.

Hungary’s EUR 17.3bn SAFE defence loan hangs in the balance as Brussels links approval to rule-of-law and anti-corruption guarantees.

Cosmic strings and Einstein’s relativity raise the theoretical possibility of time travel within modern physics.

A new study explores whether AI personality can emerge without predefined goals, and what this means for the future of artificial intelligence.

An intact Roman villa discovered beneath a Welsh park sheds new light on South Wales’s largely unknown Romano-British past.

A rare sight appears at Lillafüred Waterfall as the 20-metre cascade freezes solid and transforms into a fairytale-like ice kingdom.