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Carbon Capture Hits 50M Ton Milestone in Climate Fight
Global carbon capture capacity exceeds 50 million tonnes annually with 430Mt projected by 2030. Breakthrough projects in cement, power and storage demonstrate commercial scaling, supported by record carbon credit purchases and...
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Paris Man Gets Suspended Sentence for Lighting Cigarette at War Memorial
A man received suspended sentence for lighting cigarette with eternal flame at Paris war memorial, triggering national outrage and potential deportation.
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France Hits 1273km Traffic Peak on Black Saturday
France recorded 1273km of traffic jams during peak Black Saturday, worsened by extreme heat warnings. Major motorways saw severe delays as holidaymakers returned home, with Alpine regions experiencing comparable congestion levels.
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North Korea Removes Propaganda Speakers Following South's Lead
North Korea has begun removing propaganda loudspeakers from its border with South Korea, reciprocating Seoul's earlier removal. This ends years of acoustic psychological warfare involving K-pop broadcasts and disruptive...
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Investors Flock to Inflation-Linked Bonds Amid Market Volatility
Investors are flooding into inflation-linked bonds as tariffs and market volatility increase inflation risks. These bonds adjust principal with inflation, protecting purchasing power. Major markets include US TIPS, UK Gilts,...
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NASA Honors Apollo Astronaut Jim Lovell After Passing at 97
NASA honors astronaut Jim Lovell, Apollo 8 and 13 commander, who died at 97. He was the first to orbit the Moon twice and saved his crew during Apollo 13 crisis.