Mechanical ventilators, machines that keep people breathing when their lungs are seriously compromised, are all over the news lately.

Greenhouse gas emissions are down and air quality has gone up, as governments react to the COVID-19 pandemic.

This week in the fight against COVID-19, researchers tested a common technique to decontaminate much-needed face masks, made strides on a possible vaccine, and looked to a pandemic of the past to learn valuable economic lessons.

Decades ago, millions of landmines were buried in countries around the globe, and today the world is in the throes of a deadly COVID-19 pandemic, the UN chief said on Saturday, noting that in both situations, the most vulnerable remain at risk.

Even as UN peacekeepers adapt to the challenges posed by the coronavirus, they continue to perform their vital peace and security tasks while helping to stem the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.

160 vehicles and a total of 1,500 exhibits in a building which has received much architectonic renown: This is the Mercedes-Benz Museum – a crowd-puller with more than 800,000 visitors from all over the world every year.

Mercedes-Benz is ready: The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting everyone.

Dublin / Stuttgart / Tokyo – The world’s first all-electric light truck has added yet another European city as its home turf.

It is a very impressive figure: Precisely 17,610 readers of the specialist magazine voted in the prestigious Motor Klassik Awards 2020.

At times when it’s hard to motivate people to become professional drivers, the importance of driving schools is well and truly in the spotlight.