British TV personality Jeremy Clarkson, known for his sharp tongue and unapologetic opinions on cars, has once again found himself in the spotlight for his ongoing feud with tech mogul Elon Musk. This clash dates back to 2008 when Clarkson famously gave a scathing review of a Tesla car on the popular motoring show Top

Amidst the growing tension fueled by Russia’s actions in Ukraine, Finland’s unexpected decision to withdraw from the 1997 Ottawa Convention has sparked a wave of concerns and criticisms. While Finland cited the need to address potential threats from Moscow as their reason for quitting the treaty, Norway stands firm in its commitment to uphold the

As I walked through the scrap yard in Willebroek, Belgium, surrounded by discarded appliances and vehicle parts, the phrase “urban mining” echoed in my mind. The massive metal shredder stood quiet momentarily, while trucks meticulously arranged piles of aluminum and steel fragments beside the waste treatment facility. This unassuming place was a hub of strategic

As I wandered through the sprawling scrap yards of Belgium, surrounded by heaps of discarded appliances and metal scraps, the concept of “urban mining” took on a new meaning. The heart of Europe’s industrial landscape beats within these piles of waste, holding the key to a sustainable future for the continent. In Willebroek, Belgium, just

In the vast, icy expanse of Greenland, a historic event is unfolding as its people prepare to vote in an election that could redefine their future. At the core of this pivotal moment lies a complex web of geopolitical dynamics and existential choices that will shape the fate of this Arctic territory for years to

— “The sudden pan-global decision to uncrowdfund Tesla and to break the door mirrors off as many of its cars as possible is not funny. But also, it’s kinda hilarious. Especially if you’re me.” Jeremy Clarkson, renowned for his bold opinions on all things automotive, recently reignited a long-standing conflict with tech magnate Elon Musk.

Imagine a room where lawmakers go head-to-head, exchanging barbs, witty retorts, and occasionally shedding light on important political issues. That’s essentially what Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs) is – a weekly spectacle that showcases the pulse of British politics. This week, the spotlight was on Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch as they navigated the complex terrain

Imagine a world where the very essence of our existence is under threat, not from an external force but from decisions made by those in power. The narrative unfolds with President Donald Trump’s aggressive stance on climate policies, sending ripples of shock through Washington and beyond. As the political landscape shifted, Trump’s fervent mission to

Margarita Louis-Dreyfus, a prominent figure in the business world, has raised a critical concern about our society’s growing dependence on technology. As chairperson of the Louis-Dreyfus Group and Human Change Foundation, she shines a light on how our obsession with technological advancements is potentially harming our children. In today’s fast-paced digital age, we are bombarded

“Even with a very fragmented geopolitical landscape, with a world increasingly in conflict, we can still get agreement on some fundamental issues. And one of the most important is the need to protect life in this crisis of climate change and biodiversity,” The world’s attention turns to Rome as global leaders convene for a crucial