542 articles from 2026.
Six AI tools let customers create artwork from a prompt, an image or a web link, get design ideas for merchandise and fix their own photos, all inside the store and without a designer
The first Conversational Debt Index finds that people often agree quickly to avoid the issues they need to discuss most
From a private spa floor to a 15-metre infinity pool, the new hillside estate offers space to unwind, come together and enjoy island life.
Commercial building owners get ongoing ventilation monitoring and optimization, and Poppy is paid only from the energy savings it verifies.
Abdul El-Sayed’s election as the first Muslim US senator delivers a breakthrough for supporters of Palestine, with the victorious Democrat challenging AIPAC directly and Zeteo’s Mehdi Hasan celebrating the defeat of those who tried to stop him.
Donald Trump says Washington will end its annual military subsidy to Israel, while continuing to sell it weapons. The announcement leaves unresolved the wider system of funding, procurement and military cooperation that has supported the devastation of Gaza and Israel’s control over Palestinian life.
Foundation for Educational Equity and Development (FEED), a Ghanaian organization, has been selected as one of ten grassroots initiatives for the 2026 cycle of the Intercultural Innovation Hub (IIH).
The Girl Child Values Support Initiative, a Nigerian organization, has been selected as one of ten grassroots initiatives for the 2026 cycle of the Intercultural Innovation Hub (IIH).
no-name initiative, a South African organization, has been selected as one of ten grassroots initiatives for the 2026 cycle of the Intercultural Innovation Hub (IIH).
LayerZero, through its Zero blockchain, and 21X AG, the European trading and settlement venue, completed a joint pilot running a fully onchain central limit order book on the Zero chain for global finance.
A MassChallenge Switzerland 2026 Sustainable Food Challenge Winner, RFINE is bringing its coffee-byproduct ingredient to market in Canada and the EU – giving bakery, confectionery and beverage manufacturers a cost-effective answer to cocoa volatility.
The Spanish biotechnology company and German CDMO join forces to advance the development and manufacturing of VIVA-ELISA®, targeting its first Research Use Only (RUO) product in Q2 2027. The agreement strengthens VIVA's transition from scientific innovation to industrial execution and reinforces its European biotechnology development roadmap.
Independent journalist Matt Kennard’s renewed publication of a warning to editors has revived scrutiny of British military secrecy. Parliamentary records and subsequent disclosures reveal blocked questions, extensive surveillance and footage withheld long after the flights ended, while the precise role of Special Forces remains unconfirmed.
Ten grassroots initiatives were honored as recipients of the prestigious Intercultural Innovation Hub (IIH) during a ceremony held at the House of BMW in Milan, Italy, in the presence of prominent guests.
The case addresses a fundamental question for the future of primary source journalism: when AI services use publishers’ reporting to answer users’ questions, what protection do publishers have over the work that makes those answers possible?
At INO-HUB Energy Tech Day in Bratislava, Slovakia, the company presented its own commercial prototype of a battery energy storage system for industrial and energy infrastructure applications, with representatives of the European Commission in attendance. The technology broadens energy storage options, with a focus on long service life, safety and flexibility.
The project demonstrates how multifunctional sports flooring can bring the flexibility and capabilities of professional sports venues to large-scale community recreation facilities.
High-performance outdoor clothing could soon be made from seaweed through a partnership between Australian materials startup Uluu and Norwegian outdoor brand Norrøna.
DTU Fødevareinstituttet inviterer journalister til konferencen Food in Times of Crisis den 8. december 2026 i Lyngby. Her kan du få faglig viden og møde ekspertkilder til din dækning af fødevareberedskab og fødevaresikkerhed ved forsyningssvigt. Du kan også få indsigt i, hvordan nye teknologier kan bidrage til at udvikle nye fødevarer, som kan være til gavn i krisetider.
DTU National Food Institute invites journalists to the conference Food in Times of Crisis on 8 December 2026 in Lyngby, Denmark. Gain scientific insight and meet expert sources for your coverage of food crisis preparedness, food safety during supply disruptions, and how new technologies can help develop new foods that may be useful in times of crisis.
Private investigator Juval Aviv alleges that Robert Maxwell moved Soviet bullion to Israel, stole from the shipments and revealed the secret during a birthday party in Morocco. His account places an extraordinary boast at the centre of a murder allegation, but parts of his explanation conflict with the historical record.
Oil and gas operators can now benchmark every well on drilling and production performance and see which results the data can actually support.
Fresh killings in Gaza and a renewed UN finding of genocide give contemporary urgency to an earlier discussion between former CIA officers John Kiriakou and Andrew Bustamante about Palestinian suffering, Israeli objectives, American influence and the dangers of unconditional support.
AEI and AMFA issue a joint call to the industry at the 54th Annual AEI Congress in Nashville
