Bahr El-Baqar, the world's largest water treatment plant, reaches full capacity in 2026, fueling the massive agricultural reclamation of the Sinai desert.
A French man is charged with allegedly confining his nine-year-old son in a van since 2024, as authorities investigate and the child receives care.
The Toshka project achieves record harvests in 2026, transforming Egypt's southern desert into a strategic agricultural hub for food security.
London police arrested over 200 protesters supporting banned group Palestine Action, highlighting tensions between legal restrictions and public expression.
The UK pauses Diego Garcia’s handover to Mauritius, reflecting strategic concerns and U.S. influence amid ongoing geopolitical negotiations.
Lebanon mourns 13 officers killed in Israeli strikes as grief deepens and tensions rise ahead of expected diplomatic talks in the United States.
Hungary’s pivotal election unfolds under global scrutiny, reflecting tensions between sovereignty, alliances, and shifting geopolitical currents.
U.S. and Iran hold late-night talks in Islamabad to sustain a fragile ceasefire tied to the Israel-Iran conflict, as tensions persist despite ongoing diplomacy.
Germany expands fully funded scholarships with monthly stipends, offering international students financial support and a chance to study abroad across diverse fields.
Israeli strikes on Beirut ripple across the Lebanese diaspora in Australia, where distance offers little comfort as families face fear, anger, and uncertainty from afar.
Off-roading at Oceano Dunes is temporarily restricted to protect the endangered western snowy plover during its nesting season.
A newly discovered fossil suggests early ape evolution may not have been limited to East Africa, challenging long-standing theories.
NASA’s Artemis II astronauts return safely after a record-breaking lunar flyby, marking a major step toward future Moon missions.
NASA Artemis 2.0 Smartwatch lets kids code their own apps using Python, turning a wearable into a hands-on learning tool for programming.
The global quantum computing race remains wide open, with competing technologies and no clear leader as research advances continue.
OpenAI is exploring a “startup-in-a-box” concept, using AI to streamline company creation and lower barriers for founders.
U.S. construction jobs rebounded in March, signaling recovery despite ongoing challenges like labor shortages and high borrowing costs.
Lebanon buries 13 officers killed in Israeli strikes as grief deepens, while diplomatic talks in the U.S. approach amid ongoing tensions.
The UK has frozen its planned deal to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, delaying a potential resolution to a long-standing sovereignty dispute.
The Scientific Quantum Conference in Denmark has produced a roadmap for a European-wide quantum infrastructure aimed at enhancing digital resilience
Innovation District Copenhagen has appointed a new CEO to oversee the development of the capital’s primary technology and life science hub.
Diplomats in Brussels have issued a joint statement condemning the planned demolition of the UNRWA headquarters in East Jerusalem by local authorities.
Mölnlycke Health Care's 2025 annual report highlights significant sustainable growth and its transition to 100% renewable electricity. Additionally,
Belgian mental health experts have released a comprehensive set of overseas guidance documents aimed at supporting international medical practitioners in diverse clinical settings.