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35 Years of Hubble: A Milestone in Our View of the Universe
Celebrating 35 years of the Hubble Space Telescope, this article reflects on its launch, scientific contributions, and future prospects, including iconic images and potential maintenance missions.
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Party of ousted Portuguese prime minister emerges as largest in elections
Portugal's center-right Democratic Alliance (DA) won the most votes in the parliamentary elections but fell short of an absolute majority. Prime Minister Montenegro, recently dismissed over corruption allegations, claims a...
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Pro-European candidate Dan wins Romanian presidential elections
Pro-European Nicusor Dan wins the Romanian presidential elections with 54% of the vote, defeating nationalist George Simion. High voter turnout and claims of Russian interference marked the election.
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Oxford Scientists Discover Energy Source That Could Power the Planet for 170,000 Years
Oxford researchers uncover a natural hydrogen source in the Earth's crust capable of meeting global energy needs for 170,000 years, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels.
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China Strengthens Influence in South America with Mega-Port Construction
China is expanding its influence in South America by investing in ports and railways to secure food imports, with major projects in Brazil and Peru.
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Turkey Strengthens Ambition as Energy Powerhouse Through Deals with China, Russia, and Now Syria
Turkey is expanding its role as an energy powerhouse through agreements with Syria, Russia, and China, focusing on gas supply, nuclear power, and sustainable energy projects.