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Ethiopia Opens Africa's Largest Dam Amid Regional Water Tensions
Ethiopia inaugurates Africa's largest hydroelectric dam on the Blue Nile, generating 5.15GW capacity while raising water security concerns in Egypt and Sudan downstream.
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Slovakia Pushes Constitutional Amendment to Override EU Law on LGBT Rights
Slovakia debates constitutional amendment prioritizing national law over EU law, targeting LGBT rights and education under "national identity" protection, raising EU supremacy concerns.
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Space-Based Solar Power: Beaming Energy from Orbit by 2035
Space-based solar power projects aim to beam clean energy from orbit to Earth by 2035, with China, US, Japan and Europe racing to develop this revolutionary technology.
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Qualcomm and BMW Unveil Revolutionary Automated Driving System
Qualcomm and BMW unveil Snapdragon Ride Pilot, a revolutionary automated driving system validated in 60 countries. The AI-powered technology debuts in BMW iX3 and will expand to 100+ countries by 2026.
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Turkish Police Storm Opposition Party HQ with Tear Gas
Turkish riot police raided opposition CHP headquarters using tear gas, escalating Erdogan's crackdown on political opponents following a controversial court ruling on party leadership.
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London Underground Strike Paralyzes City for Days, Millions Affected
London Underground workers strike through Thursday over pay and working conditions, paralyzing transport for millions. Economic impact estimated at millions daily with major event cancellations.