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Why GM's Hydrogen Fuel Cell Engine Has Promise (And Why It Could Still Fail Anyway) - Vimarsana News

Why GM's Hydrogen Fuel Cell Engine Has Promise (And Why It Could Still Fail Anyway)

While hydrogen fuel cells have been in the pipeline for decades, GM has made some large strides in recent years. Can hydrogen vehicles beat EVs?

The Brief — The building of the BRICS - Vimarsana News

The Brief — The building of the BRICS

In a sign that world geopolitics is shifting before our eyes, South African Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor said ahead of the ongoing summit of the BRICS states that the global order needs a rebalancing away from the Western powers, asserting the BRICS' wish to provide the necessary counterweight. 

The Brief — A march to the Hexit - Vimarsana News

The Brief — A march to the Hexit

Each time you think Hungary’s estrangement from the EU couldn’t get any worse, another front opens up - this time, over Budapest's turn at the helm of the rotating six-month EU Council presidency in the second half of 2024.

The Brief — A war on woke, but what else? - Vimarsana News

The Brief — A war on woke, but what else?

It is a truism that a political movement debating its reasons for existing knows it’s in trouble. It’s no surprise that the National Conservatism conference held in London this week coincided with the fourteenth year of a Tory government that looks both incompetent and out of ideas, not to mention nearly twenty points behind in the polls. 

The Brief — Whose aid is it anyway? - Vimarsana News

The Brief — Whose aid is it anyway?

There was surprise earlier this year when the Swedish Migration Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard – whose government holds the six-month rotating presidency of the EU Council - told reporters that trade access and aid could be denied to countries who refuse to cooperate on migrant returns.