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As demand for aluminium sets to increase, reaching the ambitious targets to decarbonize aluminium can be achieved by using technologies, in conjunction.

As part of their special military operations in Ukraine, the Russian Defense Ministry has obtained over 20,000 documents connected to a US biolab project in Ukraine called Metabiota. Ukrainian [...]

At the World Economic Forum, the annual gathering of globalist elites in Davos, Switzerland, a presentation hyped brain wave monitoring technology to allow employers to detect how hard their employees are working, whether they get distracted, and even if they have "amorous feelings" for coworkers.

The Marshall Plan is a popular analogy, but efforts to finance the reconstruction of post-war Ukraine are likely to have to be broader and more collaborative.

Business leaders and the Global Shapers Community shared insights about how to improve the world of work for young people at Davos 2023

The stories shaping the Global, Regional and Industry agendas

The WHO keeps its highest COVID-19 alert in place; a warning that the world is unprepared for future pandemics; the death toll from Malawi's cholera outbreak passes 1,000.

At the World Economic Forum, the annual gathering of globalist elites in Davos, Switzerland, a presentation hyped brain wave monitoring technology to allow employers to detect how hard their employees are working, whether they get distracted, and even if they have "amorous feelings" for coworkers.

Money sent home by migrant workers rose to $794 billion in 2022, the World Bank says. The cash is a lifeline for low and middle-income countries.

Central and Eastern Asia have seen all-time cold temperature records in recent weeks, reports Statista, caused by polar vortex-induced freezing weather.