Heads of state from over 80 nations convened in Geneva for an unprecedented emergency summit as leading climate scientists issued their starkest warning yet — the planet is approaching irreversible tipping points that could reshape civilization as we know it.
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Voters in France, Germany, and Italy delivered stunning verdicts as centrist parties suffered heavy losses to both populist right and green-left coalitions.
A Silicon Valley startup unveiled a processor design that could dramatically cut the energy footprint of artificial intelligence training by two orders of magnitude.
The International Monetary Fund revised its global GDP growth projection upward, citing resilient consumer spending and a stronger-than-expected rebound in trade.
Organizers revealed a breathtaking vision for the World Cup opening ceremony, promising a fusion of cultural heritage and cutting-edge technology.
A personalized mRNA cancer vaccine demonstrated extraordinary efficacy in the largest multinational clinical trial ever conducted for oncology treatments.
Policy makers are drafting rules for a technology that evolves faster than any legislation can track. We need a fundamentally different approach.
The EU's ambitious climate agenda is admirable, but the social costs being borne by working-class communities demand urgent attention.
With the youngest population on Earth and rapidly growing tech ecosystems, Africa stands at a historical inflection point.