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"The narrative according to which fossil fuels were seen as stable ... is fully flipping now"

Overconsumption can lead to nausea, headaches and kidney damage

In 2024, Greece announced a plan to splash 26 billion euros by 2036 to modernise its armed forces

"Impossible that an operation of this kind was carried out without the knowledge of the party's highest authorities"

The warning came after US President Donald Trump threatened to devastate civilian infrastructure in Iran

The centre-right New Democracy government has been hit hard by another scandal involving 11 of its lawmakers

There will be a period of around 40 minutes where all communication with Artemis 2 will be cut off

Orbán has sought to portray his chief rival Magyar as the "puppet" of the EU and Ukraine

Under Article 8(2)(b) of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC)

Viral diet trends are impacting how people eat and what companies sell

Scaling up anticipatory action is not only the most humane response – it is the most cost-effective one

"I'm considering blowing everything up and taking over the oil" he told Fox News

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán decided to convene an emergency defence council meeting

The group warned that damage to energy infrastructure increases oil market volatility

It's the Pentagon's flagship artificial intelligence program

The global pharmaceutical market could exceed 2.3 trillion euros by 2030

Approval will be granted as long as "no specific service as a soldier is expected during the period in question"

"He sustained injuries, but he will be just fine."

Vicente Todolí is better known in art circles than agricultural ones, and yet he has built one of the world’s most remarkable citrus collections

Europe’s imminent ban on lab grown products using “meaty” terms could undermine a major growth industry and leave us importing much of our protein