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The six-month run of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan concluded with its final two theme weeks, entitled The Future of Earth and Biodiversity and SDGs +…
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How Japan’s food tech innovations target global food security challenges
From automated vertical farms to soil-free film farming, Japan is developing technologies that could revolutionise global agriculture, reducing land, water, and labour use while empowering small farmers.
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Flu spreading ‘unusually early’ in Europe amid new strain, health officials warn
Health officials urge at-risk people to get vaccinated against influenza ‘without delay’.
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Are carbon rating agencies the key to avoiding greenwashing?
With the European Union bringing back the use of carbon credits as a mechanism to help European industries and businesses offset their greenhouse gas emissions, Euronews talked to Sebastien Cross, co-founder and chief innovation officer at the London-based carbon rating agency BeZero…
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European health systems are failing victims of gender violence, WHO says
With gender violence figures rising across Europe, national health systems still lack infrastructure to support victims, a report published today by the World Health Organisation (WHO) found.
“The health sector fails nearly one in three survivors. Health systems are letting the survivors…
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Cappuccino for €2.50? Affordable café chain LAP divides Berlin over coffee prices
An ambitious start-up is antagonising café owners with cheap €2.50 coffee. What began as start-up hype has turned into an open conflict in the coffee scene – with tangible consequences.
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What’s causing the crypto sell-off, who is losing, and will it last?
Global stocks rose on Thursday after strong Nvidia results eased concerns of a market crash, linked to the perceived overvaluation of AI firms.
Bitcoin, the world’s most established cryptocurrency, also enjoyed a modest lift — rising 0.73% by early afternoon in Europe.
This comes after a…
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Eurostar passengers face higher fares thanks to UK tax raid on Channel Tunnel – POLITICO
“At this stage, the numbers aren’t one hundred percent known, because we’re hoping we can talk a bit more with the government about this and about bringing a bit more pragmatism into it. But there is a mechanism whereby everybody contributes.”
Higher charges for tunnel users would also…
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Animal health innovation: Advancing life sciences in Europe
As Europe redefines its life sciences and biotech agenda, one truth stands out: the strength of our innovation lies in its interconnection between human and animal health, science and society, and policy and practice. This spirit of collaboration guided the recent “Innovation for Animal…
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EU urges capitals to improve citizens’ private pension options as pressure on state schemes grows
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The European Union is urging its member states to boost private pension schemes as state pension funds come under strain from ageing populations.
As part…
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