India proposes interconnecting BRICS CBDCs, China integrates UnionPay into Brazil's Pix, Argentina extends its currency swap ...

The United States had the largest annual increase in coal consumption in the world in 2025, up 0.80 EJ to 8.73 EJ, followed by Indonesia, up 0.43 EJ to 5.15 EJ. China, despite being the world's ...

The exceptionally low levels of the Danube, caused by drought and heat waves affecting Europe this summer, have brought to the surface remains that have been hidden underwater for decades or even ...

Marine heatwaves pose a growing threat to human health, with their effects going far beyond the degradation of marine ecosystems, coral bleaching and declining fish stocks, according to a new study ...

A material long used in the semiconductor industry changes its properties when it is reduced to a thickness of just a few nanometers.

US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order by which the Washington administration seeks to change recommendations on childhood vaccinations, including by administering several vaccines at ...

The eight students who represented Romania at the International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI), held from August 2 to 8, 2026 in Astana, Kazakhstan, won eight medals: three gold, two ...

The attack on a crew of the Cluj County Ambulance Service, caused by false information distributed on social networks, has relaunched the debate on the need for legislative measures against online ...

US President Donald Trump has sent a message of public support to FIFA President Gianni Infantino, who is under pressure after the controversial project to attract private investors in the commercial ...

The new rules under the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation apply from today, according to a statement from the EU Executive.

China produces more than twice as much fossil fuel as the US, the world's second largest producer * Coal is the dominant fuel extracted by three of the world's top five producers ...

China had the largest share of global GDP in 2025, based on purchasing power parity * The US share peaked at 29.7% during World War II * At its peak in the 19th century, the British Empire contributed ...