- German travel giant says takes overtourism 'very seriously'
- Lea Seydoux: 'I've witnessed the changes on set since #MeToo'
- Semenya hopes 'important day' at European rights court paves way for non-discrimination
- Taylor Swift tour hands UK economy £1 bn boost: study
- Queen Camilla pledges not to buy new fur, say activists
- Guitar-playing Blinken sparks criticism in Ukraine
- Stocks waver before US inflation but London hits record
- Western allies denounce Georgia 'foreign influence' law
- Palestinians flee Gaza battles on anniversary of 1948 'Nakba'
- Semenya faces 'important day' at European rights court
- Haaland tells Man City to 'relax' ahead of title race finale
- Raw sewage pumped into England's largest lake due to fault
- Albon signs new multi-year F1 contract with Williams
- French police hunt killers behind prison van ambush
- Mad Max, Meryl and #MeToo in strong day for women at Cannes
- Convict freed in French ambush has history of violent crime: prosecutor
- Qatar eyes more long-term gas supply deals this year
- EU cuts inflation forecast for 2024 despite uncertainty
- Child mascots and bun towers: Hong Kong keeps island traditions alive
- Indonesia floods kill 67 as rescuers race to find missing
- Ukraine says withdrew troops in parts of Kharkiv region
- Palestinian statehood key to Arab plans for post-war Gaza
- Taiwan drag queen performs for outgoing President Tsai
- Cannes gets rolling with strong day for women on screen
- Renault to pursue autonomous minibuses but not cars
- Knicks bounce back to crush Pacers, Jokic and Nuggets on a roll
- Clark struggles in WNBA debut defeat
- S. African communities terrorised by gold mining gangs
- Palestinians mark 'Nakba' anniversary as thousands flee Gaza's Rafah
- 'We will never register': Georgia NGOs vow to defy repressive law
- A-list stars, menstruating superheroes in Cannes VR competition
- France's Godreche says #MeToo allegations should not be theatre
- Brunson and Knicks bounce back to crush Pacers
- Indonesia floods kill 58 as rescuers race to find missing
- Chief of state oil company dismissed in Brazil
- Clark top scores but gives up 10 turnovers in WNBA debut defeat
- Asian markets mixed as focus turns to US inflation report
- Bus accident in Peru leaves at least 16 dead
- OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever announces departure
- Brazil government announces Petrobras chief dismissed
- Five years after 13-0 World Cup mauling, Thai women look to future
- Oleksandr Usyk: looking for heavyweight legacy on the Fury road
- Tyson Fury: the 'Gypsy King' of the ring riddled with contradictions
- Push for new US lithium mine leaves some Americans wary
- 'Sowing peace'? Colombia program for war criminals stokes debate
- US says Boeing can be prosecuted for 737 MAX crashes
- More money pledged for flood-stricken Brazil
- Parts of Canadian city in oil sands region evacuated as wildfire draws near
- New dad Scheffler, divorcing McIlroy add emotion to PGA drama
- Trump defense takes aim at ex-fixer Michael Cohen at trial
Flugtaxis sind schnell und sicher
Dies könnte das Taxi der Zukunft sein - nicht die ferne Zukunft, sondern eine sehr nahe. 2024, um genau zu sein. Dann wollen die Hersteller von Drohnen oder Lufttaxis damit beginnen, ihre Produkte der breiten Öffentlichkeit zugänglich zu machen.