Self-driving vehicles may someday make transportation safer and less expensive, but they're not doing so yet. To check out how it's coming along, a skeptical transportation scientist recently joined two other experts for a ride on a mostly autonomous shuttle.
The United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand are working towards a "living with Covid" phase where restrictions will be eased across the countries. CNN's Nina dos Santos reports.
Global stocks slide as investors react to President Vladimir Putin's decision to order troops into eastern Ukraine. CNN's Christine Romans reports the big reaction is in the oil markets.
Ghana's rapid urbanization is producing more waste while fueling a boom in luxury housing that the average Ghanaian cannot afford. One entrepreneur may have the answer to both problems – producing inexpensive houses made from recycled plastic. Senanu Tord reports from Ghana's capital, Accra.
The United Kingdon, Australia and New Zealand are working towards a "living with Covid" phase where restrictions will be eased across the countries. CNN's Nina dos Santos reports.
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky says that Kyiv is considering breaking off diplomatic relations with Russia in response to its recognition of two separatist regions on Ukraine.
After an early morning meeting with security chiefs, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson vows to hit Russian economic interests with targeted sanctions.
China calls for restraint by "all sides" to ease the situation in the Ukraine crisis, urging the resolution of differences through "dialogue and negotiation". "China will continue to contact all parties based on the merits of the matter," said Wang Wenbin, China's foreign ministry spokesperson during a presser.
Joining CNBC Africa is Duma Gqubule, Founding Director at the Centre for Economic Development and Transformation.
Extreme weather continues from coast to coast. Temperatures will plummet 40-50 before another winter storm brings the risk of snow and ice from Texas to New England. CNN Meteorologist Karen Maginnis has the forecast.
CNN's Tom Foreman uses a map to break down some of the potential military strategies Russia may use to invade Ukraine. On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered troops into separatist-held parts of eastern Ukraine in what the Kremlin called a "peacekeeping" mission, just hours after he signed decrees recognizing the independence of the Moscow-backed regions.
As Moscow announces its intention to officially recognize two areas controlled by Russian-backed separatists in Ukraine as independent countries, tensions continue along the Russia-Ukraine border. Each side accuses the other of causing violence in this increasingly complicated conflict.
