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Tim Stickings

Tim Stickings

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Tim Stickings joined The National's London bureau as a reporter in April 2021. He covers news and politics across Europe, with a particular interest in Germany. He has a degree in history from Durham University and previously worked on the foreign desk at MailOnline.
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Scientists in Saudi Arabia say twisted strands of DNA are 'melted' before they can be copied. Getty Images
DNA breakthrough as Saudi scientists see how genes begin to copy

King Abdullah University team sees moment our genetic code ‘unwinds’

HealthMarch 19, 2025
Ukrainian de-mining teams are dealing with what Kyiv says are swathes of land contaminated with Russian explosives. EPA
Nato’s eastern flank lifts landmine ban to face Russia threat

Poland and Baltic countries say ban is ‘not right’ when Moscow uses landmines

EuropeMarch 19, 2025
The construction industry contributes to climate change because of high temperatures involved in producing cement. AP
Your home could be built with ‘carbon-negative’ sand

Scientists invent new material made sustainably from seawater

ClimateMarch 19, 2025
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian had been regarded as a relative moderate who had criticised the handling of Mahsa Amini's death. Reuters
Mock executions as Iran ‘crushes dissent’ under new president

Investigators also say hijab enforcement has been ramped up

MENAMarch 14, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin met US envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss proposals for a ceasefire in the Ukraine war. AP
Kremlin says it is preparing for Putin talks with Trump on Ukraine

Kremlin says it is preparing for talks between Russian and US leaders

EuropeMarch 14, 2025
Russian President Vladimir Putin has backed a truce but says there are 'questions that need to be discussed'. Reuters
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Putin supports ‘idea’ of Ukraine ceasefire

Russian leader seeks talks with US President Donald Trump as he backs truce ‘in itself’

EuropeMarch 13, 2025
The novelist Terry Pratchett donated money to Alzheimer's research in the hope a cure would be found before he died 10 years ago. Getty Images
Signs of Terry Pratchett’s dementia hidden in his novels

Scientists say simpler language in later Discworld books shows hints of Alzheimer’s before author's condition was diagnosed

HealthMarch 13, 2025
European members of Nato are under pressure to raise defence spending as US President Donald Trump threatens to pull the plug on US support. Getty Images
Nato’s costly arms race puts Europe under financial strain

German army inspector warns most of a €100bn pot has already been spent

EuropeMarch 12, 2025
Cairo tops a list of 24 'climate flip' cities experiencing unaccustomed extremes of dry or wet weather. AFP
From flood to drought: Cairo tops list of world’s ‘climate flip’ cities

New findings by charity WaterAid show ‘extreme’ climate effects on Middle East

ClimateMarch 12, 2025
Migration was a key campaign issue during Germany's recent elections. AP
Germany seeks to block asylum seekers at border

Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz has pledged to be tougher towards illegal migrants

EuropeMarch 11, 2025
Big Ben's Palestinian flag protest lasted 17 hours before a cherry picker was brought in to end the stunt. AP
Protester appears in court after scaling Big Ben with Palestinian flag

Security review ordered after the 17-hour Palace of Westminster protest

UKMarch 10, 2025
Scientists warn the Earth's atmosphere will be able to hold fewer satellites due to climate change. Reuters
Climate change is ‘shrinking’ space as satellites jostle for real estate

Without effective climate action, overcrowding in space may lead to cascading debris and lost satellite functions

ClimateMarch 10, 2025
Scientists say fish living in the Arabian Gulf have developed a higher 'thermal tolerance' than in the Gulf of Oman. Photo: Rebekka Pentti / NYUAD
Fish learn how to survive in warming Arabian Gulf

Abu Dhabi scientists find coral reef fish showing higher ‘thermal tolerance’

ClimateMarch 08, 2025
Yuji Iwasawa was elected by fellow judges to be the second Japanese president of the International Court of Justice. EPA
Critic of Israel’s ‘discriminatory’ West Bank rule becomes ICJ’s top judge

Japan’s Yuji Iwasawa succeeds Lebanon’s Nawaf Salam as president of the court

EuropeMarch 04, 2025
Scientists expect the Middle East will overtake North America as the world's most out-of-shape region. Getty Images
Middle East to be world’s youth obesity capital by 2050

Scientists predict more than half of region’s children and young people will be overweight

HealthMarch 03, 2025
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