UN biodiversity talks resume in Rome after unresolved issues at Cop16 in Cali. Concerns linger about trust and participation in the crucial meeting aimed at halting nature loss by 2030. Read more...

This article explores diverse political landscapes, from film financing's influence to Congolese refugees fleeing conscription and Gen Z's gender role divisions. Read more...

Get ready for changing weather! This article covers the February 27, 2025 forecasts for Warsaw and Wroclaw, plus a look ahead to a warmer, spring-like March. Read more...

A roundup of today's top business news: Equinor's gas discovery in the Norwegian Sea, potential acceleration of Alibaba's bullish trend, and more. Read more...

A roundup of the latest health news, covering vitamin subscriptions, mental health in the workplace, eating disorders, and a sexual assault case at Mass General Hospital. Read more...

AI is transforming gaming and trading. From AI trading platforms to new Web3 games and cutting-edge gaming monitors, technology is pushing boundaries. Read more...

A new report reveals a significant rise in cyber attacks targeting electric vehicle charging stations, increasing by 39% in 2024. Also, a review of the Opel Mokka Hybrid highlights its efficiency. Read more...

A compilation of recent legal cases and decisions, including environmental pollution, a military case, a cannibal killer's parole, and a murder trial. Read more...

Former HSBC chief Noel Quinn is the new chair of Julius Baer, while a journalist recounts a brief internship at Vacheron Constantin, exploring the world of luxury watches. Read more...

Bavaria grapples with escalating art restitution disputes ahead of elections and flight disruptions due to Verdi warning strikes in Munich and Hamburg. Read more...

Two compelling stories highlight different paths to success: Benson Boone's rise through TikTok and the Spanish Royals' portrait exhibition with Annie Leibovitz. Read more...

From labeling Mexican cartels as terrorists to controversial statements on Gaza, Trump's recent actions and words spark debate and could reshape international relations. Read more...

Cinema students in Damascus are calling for administrative reforms, while the renowned singer and activist Qasem Jamous, known as Sada Hawran, tragically died in a car accident. Read more...

John Hope Bryant argues that raising credit scores could lower crime rates, increase life expectancy, and lessen political division. Also, a woman pleaded guilty to gross negligence manslaughter in connection with the deaths of four paddleboarders. Read more...

Ransomware payments plummet, enterprises struggle with data retention costs, and DARPA explores growing massive bio structures in microgravity. Plus, T-Mobile retires a legacy device. Read more...

A look at the shifting sands of German politics, from youth voter trends and infrastructure projects to scandals involving party donations and the Bundestag administration. Read more...

This week's science roundup includes dark matter research, genetically engineered woolly mice, early salamander sightings, and a life-altering family tree revelation. Read more...

Kenya focuses on wildlife corridors to protect animal populations, while a Melbourne startup unveils a computer made of human brain cells. Read more...

Atlantic International (ATLN) shows strong investor confidence with high institutional and insider ownership. Comparing it to the 1960s gold repatriation, the article explores modern financial dynamics. Read more...

Middlesex Water sees a stock surge after strong earnings, while other companies like Beyond Air and ZyVersa experience significant shifts in short interest. Read more...