US President Donald Trump told reporters that he does not believe Moscow will attack a NATO nation amid rising concerns that Russian President Vladimir Putin […]
Ratko Mladic, Bosnian Serb Commander And Convicted War Criminal, Dies Aged 84
Bosnian Serb wartime military commander Ratko Mladic, known as the “Butcher of Bosnia,” has died aged 84 in The Hague, where he was serving a […]
Iran Says It Will Block UN Watchdog’s Access To Bombed Nuclear Sites
As the conflict in the Persian Gulf continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver […]
USS Abraham Lincoln fiasco demands a congressional probe
The USS Abraham Lincoln is on its way home. This is welcome news after hearing of its abhorrent conditions. Yet, the situation lived by sailors […]
US transshipment claims in Southeast Asia rest on thin data
Washington’s August 13 report, The Great Transshipment Scam, puts Southeast Asia at the center of a widening US campaign against tariff evasion worldwide. Indonesia, Malaysia, […]
How AI Companions Influence Who You Take Yourself to Be
In this post, Muriel Leuenberger (University of Zurich) discusses her article recently published in the Journal of Applied Philosophy on the impact of artificial intelligence […]
Boldyn Networks deploys private 5G for livestock monitoring in West Sussex
Boldyn Networks has deployed private 5G technology in West Sussex to support smarter livestock monitoring, giving farmers near real-time insight into conditions inside livestock buildings. […]
Pro-Palestinian Poster’s “Doxing” Claim, Stemming from Her Firing as a Result of Public Criticism, Rejected
Some excerpts from Judge Jacqueline Becerra (S.D. Fla.) today in Khorashi v. Beer; the analysis strikes me as correct: This is a state-law tort action […]
Poland rules out hosting nuclear weapons despite Russian threat
BRUSSELS — Poland “does not want” allied nuclear weapons stationed on its territory, the country’s Deputy Defense Minister Paweł Zalewski said Thursday, despite growing worries […]
L’art de la bouteille d’alcool design menacé par la loi européenne antidéchets, alertent les verriers
PLOGOFF, France — Les célèbres producteurs européens de vins et de spiritueux ont passé des années à faire de leurs bouteilles de véritables icônes culturelles. […]
Motorists Raise Alarm Over Massive Potholes in Nairobi CBD
Nairobi County, especially within the CBD and residential and commercial zones of Kilimani and Kileleshwa, is grappling with a sad state of roads, largely attributed […]
Japan’s drone sprint poised to hit an industrial wall
Japan’s rush to field interceptor drones marks a sharp break with its traditionally slow-moving defense procurement system as it prepares for a battlefield increasingly dominated […]
100 signs of Silicon Shock
We are biased. Given our faith in the rapidly rising utility of AI that can only be done on a completely new type of hardware, […]
Trump crypto schemes blew gaping $4.7 billion hole into investors’ pockets: report
A report released Thursday by government watchdog Public Citizen estimates that President Donald Trump’s assorted cryptocurrency products have left investors on the hook for billions […]
GOP rep once ‘caught lying’ about age on Tinder now accused of ‘fabricating’ career
A GOP congressman already humiliated over lies on his Tinder profile is now facing more serious allegations that he fabricated his business background. Rep. Ryan […]
Dolly Parton blazed a path that modern country stars can’t follow
Dolly Parton made a lot of things across her 60-plus-year career: massive hit songs, a theme park, a children’s literacy initiative that gave away over […]
MAGA influencers are still paying for the Big Lie
With less than two weeks before some states begin mailing ballots for the 2026 midterms, there is plenty to worry about. Donald Trump is escalating […]
Could FDA’s GRAS proposal chill investment in novel food ingredients?
FDA’s proposed mandatory GRAS notification rule could increase regulatory risk for novel food ingredients, affecting investment, partnerships, M&A and product development…See More
Kenyan farmers use fertiliser made by bugs to reverse soil degradation
Redworms and black soldier fly larvae are turning organic waste into compost that is better for the soil and improves productivity…See More
Reduced fertiliser use linked to cleaner water flowing to Great Barrier Reef
Separate studies claim to show a connection between improved water quality in catchments along Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef and farmers changing the way they fertilise […]