Researchers globally mapped how cities achieve economic growth while reducing fossil fuel dependence, identifying decoupling patterns that demonstrate the feasibility of sustainable urban development across diverse economies.
OpenAI expands its Trusted Access for Cyber programme to government cyber defenders across federal, state, and local levels.
A Danish study finds semaglutide may help curb alcohol consumption in individuals with alcohol use disorder.
Researchers found keeping cats indoors helps them live longer by reducing risks of injury and disease.
Experts at the UAE Agricultural Conference discussed future sustainability, highlighting families, science, and youth in strengthening food security.
Researchers dispute the US government's upbeat data on PEPFAR's HIV impact.
The article discusses understanding the impact factor in bioscience research, not car maintenance.
CooperVision hosts its 6th Asia-Pacific Myopia Management Symposium in Tokyo.
Researchers found most UK gamblers misunderstand "free bets" true costs, underestimating by hundreds of pounds.
Researchers and advocates are training 988 suicide prevention lifeline counselors to better serve autistic callers, who face higher suicide risk but experience miscommunication due to differences in language processing and communication styles.
Researchers blame France and the UK for migrant deaths. Stricter controls increase death risk. A study reveals this trend.
Iran is taking a risky stance against the Gulf Cooperation Council. This move involves significant geopolitical tensions. A concrete next step is not specified.
Researchers found a Chinese network influencing US and Japan elections, targeting Trump
Researchers warn of an overlooked factor impacting the global economy, calling it a 'big missing piece'
Researchers find insecticide-treated baby wraps may reduce malaria cases, a disease killing 610,000 annually
Researchers warn of 'Big Tech exploitation' as an overlooked side effect of the AI boom
A rare subterranean fungus called "Earth Mango" is found in Kerala's Palakkad district.
Researchers propose integrated land planning as a solution to simultaneously address global food security, energy production, and biodiversity conservation, reducing resource competition and environmental conflicts worldwide.
China's rare earth export restrictions unexpectedly catalyzed American technological innovation, prompting U.S. companies and researchers to develop alternative materials and domestic supply chains, reducing long-term dependence on Chinese rare earth elements critical for advanced electronics and defense applications.
Researchers have formed a strategic alliance to address vulnerabilities in critical minerals and clean energy supply chains, strengthening global capacity to support the transition toward sustainable energy infrastructure and reducing dependence on unstable sources.
Researchers warn that nuclear conflict between Ukraine and Russia could trigger years of global climate disruption and widespread radioactive fallout, posing unprecedented environmental and health risks beyond the immediate conflict zone.
Researchers dispute the US government's upbeat data on PEPFAR's HIV impact.
New Zealand's science sector faces crisis due to funding cuts driving talent overseas.
Researchers found 108 Chrome extensions harvesting Google and Telegram credentials.
New research offers hope for improving support for those affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorder in New Zealand.
Philippines' President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr proposes an anti-disinformation law. The law aims to balance fighting fake news and maintaining freedom of expression. A vote is expected before Congress adjourns in June.
AI-generated content about a potential Iran-U.S. war is spreading on X. Researchers note that many creators of such content are not part of the revenue sharing programme. A policy crackdown is being enforced.
US-Iran tensions rise over fake AI-generated satellite image of devastated US base in Qatar.
Mexico-US mineral pact may deepen extractivism, harming indigenous peoples
Researchers find US foreign policy influences Taiwanese public support for independence, revealing complex geopolitical dynamics
Climate change is increasing severe clear-air turbulence, making flights bumpier; researchers study bird physics to improve plane design and predict turbulence, urging passengers to keep seatbelts fastened.
Aid cuts by the US and European countries could lead to 22.6 million preventable deaths by 2030, with many being children, due to reductions in official development assistance
India and the European Union launched a €15.2 million joint initiative to advance EV battery recycling, securing critical minerals like lithium and cobalt while strengthening green technology collaboration and supporting both regions' net-zero commitments through circular economy advancement.
The Egyptian Embassy in France marks World Heritage Day with a photo exhibition and cultural seminar.
Researchers and investors are funding AI development, sparking concerns and benefits for some parties involved.
Researchers develop drought-tolerant crops to support climate-smart farming initiatives.
A new report finds introducing free dental care in Aotearoa could cost less than the current system.
Iran expanded limited internet access to select professionals and businesses through "Internet Pro" service while maintaining near-total shutdown for 90 million citizens, costing the economy billions in lost revenue since February.
Trump signs an executive order to ease restrictions on researching psychedelic drugs for mental health treatments.
Fungi are rotting trees from the inside, potentially signaling climate change.
Researchers warn against a securitised response to global biodiversity loss, citing potential negative consequences.
A terror attack occurred in Bondi. Researchers found a global spike in anti-western plots. The attack was allegedly inspired by Islamic State.
Ukraine's war-torn wheatfields are being researched for safety. Researchers took 8,000 soil samples.
National Security Act's vagueness is under scrutiny in an espionage law trial.
Researchers warn of an overlooked factor impacting the global economy, citing it as a 'big missing piece'
Researchers find AI models can generate plans for violent attacks and cybercrime, sparking concerns over safety measures
H5N1 bird flu poses pandemic risk if it mutates to infect humans, potentially surpassing Covid-19 in severity and impact, according to health experts and researchers monitoring the virus.