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A Swedish energy company just secured major funding to build battery storage facilities that will help Poland transition away from coal. Construction starts this month on three parks that will store clean energy for homes and businesses.
Google is investing €13 billion in Finland over the next two years, marking its largest single investment in Europe. The deal will create 37,000 jobs while powering sustainable AI development across the continent.
Finland and Malaysia are joining forces to tackle tomorrow's challenges through cooperation in AI, renewable energy, and digital innovation. The partnership opens doors for Nordic companies while positioning Malaysia as Southeast Asia's tech gateway.
A peace agreement between Azerbaijan and Armenia could arrive sooner than anyone expected, according to a U.S. congressman who says both nations are showing real commitment to ending decades of conflict. The breakthrough could open the South Caucasus region to new trade and bring stability to communities long affected by tension.
A perfectly preserved feather found inside 66-million-year-old dinosaur droppings is helping scientists solve one of paleontology's biggest mysteries. The discovery could finally explain why some birds survived the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs.
Peruvian archaeologists discovered an untouched Chimú tomb containing 38 individuals and precious artifacts after 600 years hidden beneath stone. The find offers the first scientific look at elite burial practices in the largest adobe city in the Americas.
Matthew Schwab dropped to one knee at a Down syndrome awareness gala and asked his longtime girlfriend Lucia Romano to marry him. The heartwarming moment captured what love looks like when two people lift each other up.
A new bill directs the Library of Congress to record and preserve firsthand accounts from 9/11 survivors, ensuring their voices reach future generations. As the 25th anniversary approaches, lawmakers are working to honor both those who lived through the attacks and those who brought justice afterward.
When someone struggles in the water off Long Island, seconds matter. Nassau County's new rescue drones can reach them in under a minute, delivering life-saving equipment while marine units race to the scene.
A small California town is gearing up for its fifth annual cleanup event that turned 30 neighbors into environmental heroes last year. The Groveland Facelift transformed local trails and roads by removing nearly 700 pounds of trash in just one morning.
Southern Africa just got a major boost in its renewable energy journey with $21.5 million in fresh funding to make clean power projects actually happen. The investment helps solve one of the continent's biggest energy challenges: getting private money to flow into solar and wind projects.
A team of researchers is using ChatGPT to discover life-saving antibiotics at digital speed, turning a process that once took five or six years into a matter of hours. Their breakthrough could help fight the growing crisis of drug-resistant bacteria that kills millions each year.
Over 100 million Americans are too young to remember September 11, 2001, including teachers, firefighters, and parents now living in a world shaped by that day. The 9/11 Memorial & Museum is making sure the next generation learns not just about tragedy, but about the incredible unity that followed.
A perfectly preserved feather found in fossilized dinosaur poop is helping scientists understand why some ancient birds survived the asteroid that killed the dinosaurs while others didn't. The discovery suggests better insulation made all the difference.
Queensland Health reversed guidance that classified lesbian couples as two separate families under fertility treatment rules. The change means both partners can carry pregnancies using the same donor without hitting family limits.
Nearly two-thirds of Hong Kong's first class of dental interns chose public service careers, easing a critical healthcare shortage. The success follows a 2024 policy requiring real-world training before licensing.
A 50-square-foot balcony at Kerala University became a lush indoor garden where stressed students can walk barefoot, breathe in air-purifying plants, and find peace between study sessions. The science-backed space tackles both indoor air pollution and mental wellness in one green solution.
A smartphone camera paired with artificial intelligence can now help farmers identify crop diseases from a single leaf photo, offering early warnings that could save entire harvests. The technology uses computer vision to detect patterns invisible to the naked eye.