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IAEA Confirms Latest Fukushima Water Release Meets International Safety Standards August , 2026 : The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has confirmed that the latest release of Advanced Liquid Processing…
Who Controls the Satellites Orbiting Earth? Countries, Companies and Global Rules Explained August , 2026 : Thousands of artificial satellites now travel above Earth, quietly supporting services used by governments,…
July , 2026 : The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has completed a 12-day International Physical Protection Advisory Service (IPPAS) follow-up mission in China, marking the first time an IPPAS…
UK Reports £3 Billion Boost for Life Sciences, Supporting Jobs and Faster Patient Care July, 2026 : The United Kingdom’s life sciences sector has attracted more than £3 billion in…
Europe’s Battery Electric Cars Market Share Climbs to 22% in May July , 2026 : Battery electric cars accounted for 22% of new car registrations in Europe in May, according…
June , 2026 : The release of ALPS-treated water from Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station has attracted worldwide attention, but many people are unfamiliar with what the treatment process…
Global EV Market Moves Forward With Rising Emerging Market Demand The global electric vehicle market reached a major milestone in 2025, with one in every four cars sold worldwide being…
How High Do Satellites Fly? Aircraft, Rockets and Satellite Orbits Compared July | August 2026 : An aeroplane travelling across the sky can appear extremely high from the ground. A…
What Is an IPPAS Mission? Understanding the IAEA’s Nuclear Security Review Programme April , 2026 : As countries continue expanding the peaceful use of nuclear technology, protecting nuclear materials and…
April 25 , 2026 – Nickel-zinc batteries for data centers are emerging as a potential shift in how backup power is managed in modern AI-driven infrastructure. A new development supported…
HOUSTON – Four astronauts aboard NASA’s Orion spacecraft are making history today, April 6, as they perform a high-stakes Artemis II lunar flyby that will take humanity farther into the…
A groundbreaking EU-funded energy app is now helping neighbors cut carbon emissions and earn modest returns by investing in their own community’s power. A quiet energy revolution is taking place…
Space Sustainability in Focus as Crowded Satellite Orbits Raise Global Concerns As thousands of satellites continue to operate above Earth, global attention is increasing on how to keep orbital space…
A New Era for Global Energy Governance: Insights from Paris The International Energy Agency (IEA) has reached a historic milestone during IEA’s 2026 Ministerial Meeting Paris for Global Energy governance,…
Introduction: Big Tech in Modern Democracy The influence of Big Tech in modern democracy has become one of the most debated political and economic questions of the digital era. Technology…
Introduction: Technology and Global Power Leadership The question of technology and global power leadership has become central to geopolitical strategy in the 21st century. Unlike previous eras defined primarily by…
Introduction: Governments Regulating Artificial Intelligence The debate around governments regulating artificial intelligence has intensified as AI systems become integrated into finance, healthcare, defense, education, and public administration. While artificial intelligence…
Introduction: The Future of Cybersecurity in a Digital World The future of cybersecurity in a digital world has become one of the most critical strategic and economic challenges of the…
Denmark – August 2025 In a bold leap beyond Earth-bound laboratories, physicists at the University of Copenhagen have turned the universe itself into a sprawling experimental playground in their quest…
In a bold move to accelerate the next wave of AI breakthroughs, NVIDIA has opened applications for its prestigious 2025 Graduate Fellowship Program, offering up to $60,000 in funding to…
A Munich-born space tech start-up has officially entered the unicorn club, marking a major milestone for Germany’s deep-tech ecosystem. Isar Aerospace, founded by three aerospace engineering graduates, has surpassed a…
Schneider Electric has once again claimed the top spot as the World’s Most Sustainable Company, according to the latest rankings by TIME Magazine and Statista. This marks the second consecutive…
What Is a Copper Extrusion Machine? A copper extrusion machine is a specialized industrial system used to shape copper into continuous profiles like rods, tubes, strips, or busbars by forcing…
The Evolution of Industrial Strength: Mastering Modern Manufacturing Machines The global industrial landscape is undergoing a radical transformation, driven by the relentless advancement of manufacturing machines that bridge the gap…
China, Russia Reveal Moon Nuclear Reactor Plan China has revealed ambitious plans to establish a nuclear reactor on the Moon, aiming to power its International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), a…
NATO has launched its highly anticipated Internship Programme, inviting young professionals from member nations to gain firsthand experience in global security, policy development, and innovation. With applications now open for…
Norway has officially signed the Artemis Accords, becoming the 55th nation to commit to peaceful and collaborative space exploration. The agreement, signed in Oslo by Minister Cecilie Myrseth, aligns Norway…
The European Space Agency (ESA) and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) have embarked on an ambitious journey of cooperation, marking a new chapter in global space exploration. The partnership,…
In a bid to streamline its communication offerings, Microsoft has announced the retirement of Skype in May 2025. The tech giant plans to channel its efforts into Microsoft Teams (free),…
New Zealand is taking a bold step towards addressing skill shortages in the manufacturing sector with the launch of a new pilot programme aimed at high school students. Announced by…
The rapid development of artificial intelligence changing global employment has become one of the most debated transformations of the modern economy. From automation in manufacturing to generative AI tools in…
11th February | Paris | At the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Action Summit in Paris, Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the launch of InvestAI. This initiative aims to mobilise…
Researchers from Ateneo de Manila University and National University-Mall of Asia Campus have discovered a surprising new application for the abundant volcanic ash found across the Philippines: it can serve…
The GSMA’s Mobile World Congress 2025 (MWC25), taking place from March 3-6, 2025, in Barcelona, is set to be a landmark event in the connectivity industry. Gathering leaders, policymakers, tech…
AI Action Summit in France February 10 to11, 2025 The eagerly anticipated AI Action Summit is set to take place in Paris from February 10-11, 2025. Co-chaired by leaders from…
If you’ve been following the latest buzz in the AI world, you’ve probably come across the name DeepSeek. As an emerging player in artificial intelligence, DeepSeek has captured significant attention…
UK Launches World-First AI Cyber Security Standard UK companies are set to gain from a pioneering cyber security standard designed to shield AI systems from cyber-attacks, ensuring the security of…
In a groundbreaking development that could revolutionize cancer treatment, researchers Erika Pineda Ramírez and Alba García-Fernández have introduced an innovative new therapy known as NanoGlue, which has been heralded as…
Understanding the Governance of the Mobile Industry When it comes to the mobile industry, many people wonder who regulates and oversees the systems that keep us connected. In this article,…
In the ever-evolving world of fitness technology, the Fitbit Ace 3 stands out as a game-changer for kids. Designed to inspire a more active lifestyle, this innovative wearable combines advanced…
New Zealand November 13th , 2024 : Consumer NZ’s latest annual survey reveals that mobile phone customers are most satisfied with Skinny and 2degrees, while One NZ ranks lowest in…
How much water does AI actually use, according to researchers? 9th November 2024 | Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing various industries, offering immense benefits such as enhanced efficiency, predictive analytics,…
The Safe Disposal of Old Cell Phones: Home vs. Professional Methods With the rapid pace of technological advancements, it’s common to accumulate old cell phones that are no longer in…
Understanding the Importance of Radiation Shielding in Critical Settings What is radiation shielding, and what materials are commonly used for this purpose? How do these materials protect people and the…
Can Offshore Wind Secure Auckland’s Energy Future? The discussion on the role of offshore wind in future-proofing Auckland’s energy security took place on Wednesday, 25th September, at Cordis Auckland. The…
Government Launches Fund to Drive Adoption of Low Emission Heavy Vehicles (LEHVF) In a bold step towards a sustainable future, the government has unveiled the Low Emissions Heavy Vehicles Fund…
How Glow Worms Create Their Magical Light Glow worms, or more precisely the larval stage of fungus gnats, produce light through a fascinating process known as bioluminescence. This remarkable phenomenon…
September 2024 – News | In an exciting week for tech enthusiasts, Apple has launched the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro, featuring the powerful A18 chip and advanced Camera…
Mobile Phone | Apple Unveils iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro: A New Era of Innovation September 12 , 2024 Apple has just launched the highly anticipated iPhone 16 and…
August 2024 | The vibrant city of Auckland warmly welcomed acclaimed French artist Julie Stephen Chheng for a creative residency that bridged the gap between the tangible and the digital.…
In today’s digital world, screens are everywhere. While technology offers numerous benefits, it’s important to balance its use, especially for children. Let’s explore why it’s crucial for kids to limit…
Imagine a metal that can “remember” its original shape, bend and flex without breaking, and return to its original form with a touch of heat. Welcome to the fascinating world…
Minister for Space and Science, Innovation and Technology, Judith Collins, is set to travel to Adelaide tomorrow for a series of engagements focused on space, biotechnology, and innovation. Collins will…