It is welcoming news that the government, led by His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama, has accepted in principle the recommendations of the Constitutional Review Committee, chaired by ...

A patch of the Amazon was likely once home to nearly 3 million people, according to new findings. The dense rainforest ...

Technology may give us extraordinary new power. But it may also give our deepest, least understood desires a power of their ...

DNA from deeply divergent groups produces something different: an unusually long branch that stands out like a solitary oak in a young forest.

A single supplier match and a zettabyte-scale archive drawing gigawatt-class compute look like they belong to different ...

It is asking a question that reverberates well beyond the ancient Mediterranean: what happens to civilisation when the law of hospitality is broken, and what does it cost a people to come home?

Classics expert Lisa Doyle says Homer’s epic poem — and Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster film adaptation — emphasise that ...

The United States and Israel are discussing a possible land blockade of Iran, The Telegraph can reveal. The proposal is one ...

Science is gloriously indifferent to nationalism, and there is no patriotic exemption from peer review. Yet contemporary India increasingly appears determined to negotiate with evidence itself, says H ...

Visitors are sending postcards from hell this summer but their 1.5 billion visits are adding fuel to the fires every year ...

Historians and archaeologists have mixed feelings about the spectre haunting Christopher Nolan's latest blockbuster.

Should governments alter policy through Parliament or under sustained violent pressure from the streets? The answer to this ...