The 2019 racing season concluded on Friday evening at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, France with the annual FIA Prize Giving Gala, where the champions from a number of major international motorsport categories were officially crowned by receiving their FIA trophies.

Not only was a new record high reached for the month, but unit sales also increased by 1.4% in the period of January to November.

The Marco Polo and Marco Polo HORIZON camper vans also benefitted from the innovations[1].

At one o’clock in the morning, while most people are sleeping, Inga Balke sets up shop every day at Hamburg’s wholesale flower market where she brings her plants to her customers.

Mercedes-Benz and Bosch hope pilot automated ride-hailing project will provide additional insights for the development of automated driving.

Between them, the AMG Customer Teams entered more than 1,400 races in popular motorsport series around the globe, registering 247 class victories and further illustrating the ongoing internationalisation of the Mercedes-AMG Customer Racing Programme.

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A recap of Tuesday’s stories includes a day of activism on Human Rights Day; 70 Samoan lives now claimed by measles; COP25 news roundup from Madrid; global trade on the slide; and legal proceedings begin at the ICJ against Myanmar, as Aung San Suu Kyi prepares to defend her country against genocide allegations.

It is “imperative” that the COP25 climate conference underway in Spain delivers “significant results now”, Tijjani Muhammad-Bande, President of the UN General Assembly (PGA).

Seventy people have now died from Samoa’s measles outbreak, UN humanitarians confirmed on Tuesday, as the organization released emergency funding to help the authorities step up efforts to eradicate the preventable disease.