Europe bags savings as America chases fossil‑fuel nostalgia
While Washington talks up fossil fuels, EU countries are cashing in on efficiency and low‑cost renewables.
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US trade chief lambasts WTO after failed talks
The US has slammed the World Trade Organization's failure to reach consensus on a key e-commerce moratorium. The top US …
Lufthansa pilots launch 2-day strike, the fourth this year; hundreds of flights canceled
Pilots who are members of the Vereinigung Cockpit trade union are striking on Monday and Tuesday. It's the fourth strike …
Women's AFCON postponed at 11th hour
After weeks of uncertainty, football's governing body in Africa has announced the postponement of the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, …
Stray crashed drone hailed from Ukraine
Lithuania's prime minister has said that a military drone that crashed near the border to Belarus hailed from Ukraine and …
Ukraine, Russia trade strikes as US-backed talks resume
Deaths have been reported in both Russia and Ukraine, with US-brokered talks set to continue on Sunday. Meanwhile, thousands were …
'Only yes means yes' rape definition backed by EU lawmakers
The European Parliament voted for a consent-based definition of rape. But what constitutes rape under criminal law still varies significantly …
Can Thailand's new government deliver on growth promises?
After taking a gamble in seeking a new mandate, Thailand's newly reelected PM Anutin Charnvirakul has cast himself as a …
Adrift Russia tanker risks Mediterranean ecological disaster
A Russian oil and gas tanker that was likely targeted by drones is adrift in the Mediterranean with no crew …
Record arms spending, again
Global military spending hit a record high in 2025. The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute, or SIPRI, warns the trend …
How long can Tehran's asymmetric strategy hold?
After many years of sanctions and weeks of US-Israeli bombing, the Iranian regime is shaken — but still very much …
Peter Magyar's election heralds thaw in EU ties
Following the ouster of Russia-friendly Viktor Orban after 16 years, Europe is now waiting to see if his designated successor …
Solar is winning the energy race
The world’s cheapest power source is scaling at warp speed, pushing coal, gas and nuclear aside.
What can Ukraine offer?
As the Iran war continues apace, Ukraine's hard-won expertise in countering drone swarms is sparking interest around the world.
Well‑intentioned but missing the mark?
Several countries want age restrictions to keep minors off platforms like TikTok and Instagram. But can bans really keep children …
A CPU crunch and Alibaba's latest chip
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times The U.S. company …
Why it's worth getting a heat pump if you live in a cold country, too
Worldwide, people are increasingly turning to heat pumps to warm their home. The devices save money, and they're good for …
Iran war roils oil trade, casting doubt on US fossil fuel push
The Iran war has sent oil and gas prices surging. As countries like the US double down on fossil fuels, …
I paused my PhD for 11 years to help save Madagascar’s seas
Nature, Published online: 20 March 2026; doi:10.1038/d41586-026-00401-6Marine scientist Ando Rabearisoa creates sustainable, community-managed fisheries.
Should Western influencers promote Taliban‑run Afghanistan?
In the race for clicks, likes and followers, some travel content creators are being criticized for promoting Afghanistan while ignoring …