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At Seoul's Try Everything 2026 festival, South Korean entrepreneurs learned why Israel's small-market success story offers better lessons for going global than Silicon Valley. The emerging partnership between the two tech powerhouses could reshape how companies break into international markets.
Abu Dhabi is teaming up with global science giant Bayer to develop crops that thrive in desert heat, strengthening food security for arid regions worldwide. The partnership will also advance healthcare access and medical research across the UAE.
A lawyer spent 26 years drilling for a meteorite treasure that had vaporized on impact, losing $600,000 but proving Earth's first meteor crater. His family still owns the landmark today, and science vindicated everything except his business plan.
A global platform is helping countries share proven agricultural solutions to combat drought and food insecurity, reaching 40+ nations with innovations that work. The initiative could transform how 2 billion people in the world's driest regions grow food.
Libya just joined an international agreement that promotes solving conflicts peacefully instead of through violence. The move signals the nation's commitment to working with others to prevent disputes from turning into crises.
More than 68,000 fans just witnessed history as rugby's biggest rivalry landed in Baltimore, setting a North American attendance record. The stadium-shaking showdown proves America's appetite for the sport ahead of hosting the 2031 World Cup.
Nearly 70,000 fans filled a Baltimore stadium to watch South Africa face New Zealand in rugby's biggest U.S. crowd ever. The historic turnout signals growing American appetite for the sport ahead of the 2031 World Cup.
Volunteer rescue crews reunited a missing kayaker with his friends Friday after spotting an empty kayak on Tennessee's Holston River. The uninjured paddler made it back safely thanks to Knox County Rescue's quick response.
A 15-year-old survived three days in frigid Alaskan waters atop a capsized fishing boat before Coast Guard planes spotted him and directed rescuers to his location. The dramatic rescue near the U.S.-Russia maritime border saved one life, though two others aboard the vessel tragically didn't survive.
Professional wrestler Daniel Garcia won a charity battle royal and directed the entire $100,000 prize to MusiCares, a music industry charity his late friend Andy Williams championed. The donation honors Williams, who spent two decades as a guitarist before his recent passing.
Hundreds of volunteers will gather September 26 to maintain trails, remove invasive plants, and restore ecosystems across North Carolina's beloved Pisgah National Forest. Anyone age 10 and up can join the celebration of National Public Lands Day.
When a passenger ship lost contact during a storm in Indonesian waters, rescue teams battled 8-foot waves to save more than 100 people. The swift response turned a potential tragedy into a story of courage and coordination.
When famine struck Bengal during partition, a humble plant became the difference between starvation and survival for millions. The kochu (taro) plant fed entire communities with its edible roots, stems, and leaves.
For 31 years, the Marathe family has celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi without leaving a single idol behind in nature. Their secret? A living Ganesha made entirely from mud, wheat seeds, and prayer that returns to the earth completely.
Instead of tossing lemon peels in the trash, households can transform them into natural cleaners, air fresheners, and flavor boosters that work just as well as store-bought products. These simple tricks save money while reducing kitchen waste.
Decommissioned wind turbine parts are getting second lives as tiny houses, building facades, and even alpine skis across Europe. Swedish energy company Vattenfall is leading creative recycling efforts as the continent installs record wind capacity while tackling what to do with retired components.
A Colombian judge stopped a controversial aerial spraying program in the Amazon, demanding environmental and health studies first. The ruling protects one of Earth's most sensitive ecosystems while ensuring communities get a voice in decisions affecting their land.
New scientific research reveals Europe claims more than half of the world's most visually stunning cycling routes, with interest in cycling holidays up 292%. From Tuscany's vineyards to Scotland's rugged coast, the continent offers unforgettable two-wheeled adventures.