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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.
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Leukemia cells use this well-known substance in energy drinks to grow faster
Research shows that taurine, a substance in energy drinks, is used by leukemia cells to grow faster. Scientists found that blocking taurine uptake stops the growth of cancer cells, which could offer new treatment options.
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Great Bifurcation: AI Demand, War Split Global Economy 2026
IMF July 2026 WEO reveals a Great Bifurcation: AI demand lifts Taiwan, South Korea, Malaysia while Middle East war triggers 24% energy surge. Explore impacts.
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Greenland EU Investment: Von der Leyen's €200M Push
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen brings a €200 million Greenland investment package for 2026–2027, targeting critical minerals, energy and digital infrastructure.
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NASA Launches Roman Telescope to Explore Dark Universe
NASA launched the Roman Space Telescope on August 30, 2026 to study dark matter, dark energy and discover over 100,000 exoplanets. Get the full story here.
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Critical Minerals: 54 Nations Break China's Rare Earth Grip
In February 2026, 54 nations launched FORGE to break China's 90% rare earth processing grip. Over $30B mobilized. Learn how this critical minerals power shift impacts energy transition and tech supply chains.