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The expert jury of the Crystal Cabin Awards has now selected the finalists for the 2023 Edition. The 21 selected […]

As of today, Tesla is undoubtedly the undisputed leader in the electric car market. Despite the rise of rivals such as BYD, the firm led by Elon Musk continues to be the largest manufacturer of BEVs (Battery Electric Vehicles) worldwide, thanks mainly to the success that the Model Y is achieving in the main international markets (China, the US and Europe).

As the aviation industry comes roaring back to the skies, airlines, designers and engineers from around the world are advancing a plethora of new idea...

The Netherlands’s largest airport made its intentions known in April, when it announced plans to ban night flights and private jets starting in 2026.

Within the last three months, Tesla has already cut the prices of its models twice; an aggressive policy that has shaken the entire EV market and that also has repercussions on the second-hand market. Curiously, this is a strategy that is favoring them a lot, managing to be at the top of the sales of used electric cars.

Schiphol Airport could be a harbinger of how countries deal with the growing backlash against egregious emissions.

The reopening of orders sparked wild speculation about the Cybertruck imminent launch, as the electric pick-up has already accumulated more than a million reservations, after all these years waiting.

Here are 11 places to work or study in Delft for whether you're a student, digital nomad, working, or need to get things done.

Dutch universities are increasingly reluctant to admit Ph.D. students with a Chinese scholarship, Trouw reports after speaking to twelve universities. The Ministry of Education is investigating the risks of the scholarship financed by the Chinese government.

Universities raise alarm about Chinese scholarship programme