Building better microelectronics: Nano scientists are teaching labs to think on the fly
The future of microelectronics will depend on more than making today’s chips smaller. Researchers are searching for new materials and new ways…
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Sudan war: Drone attacks damage key aid routes
The warning comes after overnight explosions reportedly struck the crucial Ardamata bridge in West Darfur state, as fighting continues between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and former allies the Rapid Support Forces…
Belfast Police Appeal for Calm as Knife Attack Spurs Night of Disorder
Police say a man has been charged after a serious attack in north Belfast, while vehicles were set alight during unrest later…
How AI Is Automating IT Operations in 2026
Guest post for Technology.org • by Flamingo Software testing, code development – illustrative photo. Image credit: Danial Igdery via Unsplash, free license…
Building trust and lab testing at the heart of DRC Ebola response: WHO
The fast-moving outbreak, which has also spread to neighbouring Uganda, is caused by the rare and deadly Bundibugyo species of the Ebola virus. WHO’s…
EU Steel Shield Clears Final Hurdle Before July Launch
New import quotas and higher duties will replace the bloc’s expiring steel safeguards from 1 July The European Union has given final…
EU Steel Shield Becomes Law as Brussels Confronts Global Overcapacity
New trade rules will replace expiring safeguards from 1 July, tightening quotas and traceability for steel imports The European Union has adopted…
Deadly quake strikes Philippines on first day of school year
At least 19 people were killed, along with extensive damage to hospitals, homes and classrooms. The 7.8 magnitude quake struck at 7:37am…
Afghanistan faces ‘lost generation of talent and potential,’ Security Council hears
Georgette Gagnon, UN Deputy Special Representative currently leading the UN mission, UNAMA, reflected on recent visits across the country and said communities repeatedly…
Germany’s Scientology Policy Faces Scrutiny After Decades Without Evidence
Germany’s long-running treatment of Scientologists is facing renewed scrutiny after nearly three decades of official suspicion failed to produce evidence of a…