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At least 28 injured in Munich in apparent car ramming attack

Police say the suspect is a 24-year-old Afghanistan national who has been apprehended at the scene of the incident, which the authorities believe was...
Technology

Project for drones that withstand extreme cold

Scientists in Finland are testing new solutions to prevent drone wings and engine blades from freezing in freezing conditions, in an effort to keep...
Politics

WHO: Trump’s decision endangers global health

The US decision to freeze foreign aid is seriously affecting global health, jeopardizing programs to fight polio, HIV and other diseases, the Director-General of...
Politics

The “powder keg” in the Middle East could soon be reignited

If the ceasefire breaks down, it will mean that Israeli prisoners still held in Gaza will remain in the enclave, sparking anger in Israeli...
Politics

Swiss parents rely on savings accounts for their children instead of investment funds

Parents in Switzerland set aside money for their children and do so mainly through savings accounts. Specifically, more than three-quarters of all parents (76%) invest...
Politics

EU aims to invest 200 billion euros in artificial intelligence

European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen said they intend to launch a 200 billion euro investment in the field of artificial intelligence...
Economy

Energy disconnection could cost Europe

With Baltic energy systems soon operating in harmony with those in continental Europe, the Regional security agenda shifts from concerns over security of energy...
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