Thousands of flying foxes have perished in the heatwave that scorched south-east Australia last week, the largest mass mortality event for flying foxes since black summer.
Extreme temperatures resulted in deaths in camps across South Australia,…
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President von der Leyen travels to the Middle East promoting co-operation, prosperity and stability in the region
Following the presentation of the Pact for the Mediterranean last November, President Ursula von der Leyen visited the Middle East, traveling to Jordan, Syria and Lebanon to reinforce cooperation with those countries and with the wider region.
On Thursday, the Commission President,…
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How Ozempic and Wegovy are quietly cutting America’s food bills
When people in the United States start using appetite-suppressing medications such as Ozempic and Wegovy, the effects go far beyond weight loss. New research from Cornell University shows that these drugs are linked to noticeable drops in how much households spend on food, including groceries…
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Border guards destroy Russian equipment, 13 shelters on Southern Slobozhanshchyna axis
On the Southern Slobozhanshchyna axis, aerial reconnaissance operators of the Sky Hawks unit of the 4th Border Detachment of the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, operating as part of the Defense Forces, destroyed six vehicles, thirteen shelters, two communications antennas, and a…
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Meta shuts over 544,000 Australian accounts after ban – DW – 01/12/2026
Meta has deactivated more than half a million social media accounts belonging to children in compliance with Australia‘s new social media law.
The law came into effect on December 10 and bans social media accounts for children under the age of…
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UN court to begin hearings on whether Myanmar committed genocide against the Rohingya
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Myanmar will face accusations Monday it is responsible for genocide against the Rohingya ethnic minority at the top court of the United Nations, as long-awaited hearings are set to begin.
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Margam park Roman villa find could be ‘Port Talbot’s Pompeii’
Steffan MessengerWales environment correspondent
TerraDat GeophysicsThe scans revealed a villa within a defensive enclosure and an aisled building, possibly used as a barn or meeting hall Archaeologists have discovered the largest Roman villa ever found in Wales in an “amazing discovery” which…
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European quantum start-ups are already delivering – How do we turn them into an industry?
Europe has created excellent conditions for developing world-class quantum technologies. What matters now is creating the conditions for genuine demand in quantum computing as well, writes Antti Vasara, chair of the board, SemiQon Technologies.
Ten years ago, on 12 November 2015, Aalto University…
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AI can flag risks for more than 100 health conditions using a single night’s sleep, study shows
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A new artificial intelligence (AI) model can tell whether a person is at risk of developing over 100 health conditions, based on how well they…
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From AI breaches to rising geopolitical threats, here’s what to expect from cybersecurity in 2026
We take a look at the biggest topics in cybersecurity for 2026.
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