At COP30 in Brazil, China’s prominent presence and renewable-tech display fill the vacuum left by a reduced U.S. role in climate diplomacy.
China Steps Into Global Climate Leadership as U.S. Withdraws at COP30
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The “Friend” AI pendant has triggered vandalised ads and ethical concerns, as its creator defends it as a new kind of relationship.
Internet Archive Expands Efforts to Preserve Online History Through the Wayback Machine
The Internet Archive strengthens its mission by expanding Wayback Machine efforts to protect online history and safeguard at-risk digital records.
Global Stock Markets Cautious Ahead of Major U.S. Earnings and Data Releases
Global stock markets opened cautiously amid investor jitters over stretched valuations, with major tech earnings and U.S. data releases looming.
Indian Mid-Cap Stocks Hit Record High as Earnings Optimism Rises
Indian mid-cap stocks hit records on Monday as investors embrace strong earnings results and broadened market participation.
Kaprizov Scores Late OT Winner as Minnesota Wild Beat Golden Knights 3-2
Kirill Kaprizov sealed a 3-2 Minnesota Wild win over the Golden Knights with a last-second OT goal, extending the team’s strong run.
KL Rahul Reveals Why He Doesn’t Want to Captain an IPL Team
KL Rahul says he found IPL captaincy more exhausting than international duty due to constant meetings and ownership scrutiny.
Oxford Launches Nature’s Intelligence Studio at COP30 to Drive Bio-Inspired Innovation
Oxford’s new Nature’s Intelligence Studio at COP30 will drive nature-based innovation and support fair, sustainable development in biodiversity-rich regions.
Oxford Researchers Secure €10 Million ERC Synergy Grants to Tackle Big Challenges
Oxford researchers win ERC Synergy grants to lead international collaborations focused on nerve-blood-vessel biology and probabilistic system security.
GLP-1 Drugs Deliver Major Weight Loss but Long-Term Safety Remains Unclear
Reviews show GLP-1 drugs can cut body weight by over 10%, yet safety data remain thin and access uneven globally.
