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With electric vehicle (EV) adoption set to turbocharge demand for rare earth elements in Canada and the US this decade, attempts are being made to loosen the region's dependence on China for the sourcing and processing of such critically important energy transition materials.

In his new book, Joseph Croitoru shows how German politics, academia and literature all grappled with the Orient in the eighteenth century. By successfully weaving together these different threads, he provides an overview of attitudes towards the East in Germany during the Age of Enlightenment. By Melanie Christina Mohr

Age ain’t nothing but a number for these still-thriving venues

I managed to fix a defective bench power supply this weekend. With some judgement, but mostly luck. Manually rotating the front panel current limit pot

Taipei, March 3 (CNA) Tibetan and human rights organizations will march through the streets of Taipei on Sunday afternoon to show their solidarity with Tibetans and other minority groups who they said are facing oppression in China.

[Headnote] The monsoon winds brought Islam to Southeast Asia. Lucien de Guise wonders when interest in the region's Islamic art will arrive . . .

Japanese invasion forces, crossing the Java sea and fighting off heavy Allied air attacks, effected three landings on the north coast of Java Sunday.

With electric drive fuelled by a petrol engine and an effortless cruising capability, Nissan has overcome its forgettable predecessors

Cambridge University reportedly initially blocked working-class white students from a post-graduate programme.

Irishman Niall Harbison, who lives in Thailand and has battled alcoholism, opened a sanctuary for street dogs and spends his own money - plus crowdfund donations - on turning their lives around.