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The city has become the crucible of an experiment - are robotaxis ready for the streets?

The Dutch capital is only home to about 800,000 people but draws up to 20 million tourists a year. Now, new policies are encouraging sustainable tourism to everyone.

Nepal's famed Gurkha soldiers fought in the Indian army for decades - but a new hiring plan threatens that.

Hallstatt, in the Alps, has a population of 700 but can get up to 10,000 visitors a day.

The education minister says female Muslim students will not be allowed to wear the loose-fitting robe.

Indigenous communities in northern Argentina are determined to protect the land from lithium mining.

Richard Beale has pleaded guilty over the sales of the $4m Eid Mar and parts of the "Gaza Hoard".

Afghanistan's vice and virtue minister says female visitors to Band-e-Amir were not wearing hijabs properly.

Tourists post videos of rodents roaming near the ancient amphitheatre, attracted by piles of litter.

Thieves climbed to an altitude of 2,350m and traversed gorges - all to rob a collection box.

How a London barrister became the owner of a Highland home dubbed the Castle of Spite.

London's Ultra Low Emission Zone has been expanded to cover the entire city.

The Panama Canal is essential to global trade, but a recent drought has left large numbers of ships waiting to pass along it. Is an alternative route is needed?

The volunteers have signed up for what has been described as the biggest Nessie hunt in decades.

A leading expert in looted antiquities tells the BBC the number of objects lost is "mind-blowing".

In a few years, Finland will begin depositing spent nuclear fuel underground in Onkalo, where it will remain for millennia. Erika Benke describes her experience of visiting the site.

It is the only known complete set of crew member photographs from the Franklin expedition in the Arctic.

The lager-maker will take a huge loss on the division which, it said, had taken longer to jettison.

Kenneth Law is alleged to have run a number of websites selling equipment to assist suicide.

R Praggnanandhaa lost the World Cup, but experts say he remains an inspirational figure in Indian chess.

Lazy girl jobs, girl math, girl dinner – feminised trends are everywhere on social media. There's community and levity in them, but also a darker side.

The expanding Brics club of nations, seen as a counter to the West, could challenge US dominance.

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Vast numbers of emperor penguin chicks drown as sea-ice melts and collapses underneath them.

The death of Sinead O'Connor, who stayed in one former laundry as a teen, has prompted renewed interest.