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Health and Human Services secretary influences every aspect of America’s health
Netflix is snapping at the heels of the BBC. But there’s more to the battle than just viewing figures
Victorian fruit grower signs EU after unlawful wage deductions
Your fuzzy flannel pyjamas could be incredibly flammable – here’s what to know
With Trump back in the White House, the age of free trade could be coming to an end
NZ’s climate policies are no longer enough to keep warming at 1.5°C – here’s what needs to happen
Boeing Partners with Norsk e-Fuel to Advance SAF Production and Reduce Aviation Emissions
New EU Consortium To Tackle Marburg Virus
Hydrogen equipment pioneer H2SITE successfully raises EUR36 million from a consortium of investors co-led by Hy24 and SC Net Zero Ventures
Majority of Ukrainians ‘cautiously optimistic’ about Trump presidency, study finds
The US has exposed the World Anti-Doping Agency’s precarious funding model
Calls for Rachel Reeves to quit as chancellor are overblown – but they highlight what her real problems are
Airlines Oppose UK ETA Price Hike
Australia Appoints New Ambassador To Belgium
$1.5 million investment to fuel Australian researchers form collaborations with EU partners
Elon Musk is elevating Trump’s foreign policy of deliberate disruption to a new level
Why China might need the rest of the west more as Trump arrives in the White House
As EV sales surge, the UK car industry could be about to reach a turning point
Visit To UK And EU
Strong biosecurity more important than ever
Air Cargo Demand up 8.2% in November 2024 – 16th Month of Consecutive Growth
New research reveals why some Australian dairy farmers are considering leaving the industry
Data centres in space: they’re a brilliant idea, but a herculean challenge
Five things at the top of China’s agenda for 2025
The world’s most bizarre secret weapons: how pigeons, cats, whales and even robotic catfish have acted as spies through the ages
China has banned US exports of key minerals for computer chips – leaving Washington with limited options
My grandfather was ‘Mr Health and Safety’. His life’s quest to make work safer has been ridiculed – but the rise of…
IMM receives large grants from external research funders
Macquarie agrees c. €420 million financing with leading European renewable independent power producer
Public Country by Country reporting jurisdictions now settled
AI will continue to grow in 2025. But it will face major challenges along the way
Three possible futures for the global economy if Trump brings in new trade tariffs
IRIS2 lifts off as European Commission and SpaceRISE sign contract in Brussels
SpaceRISE Signs Concession Contract to Deliver Europe’s IRIS2 Connectivity Network
PARC Training course on Health risk assessment of chemicals at IMM
Brains Bioceutical Expands Industry-Leading Cannabinoid Offering with D9-THC and CBN, Unveiling New Frontiers for Drug Development
Quantexa Recognized as Category Leader in Chartis’ 2024 AML Transaction Monitoring Solutions Report
Galderma Receives U.S. FDA Approval for Nemluvio® (Nemolizumab) for Patients with Moderate-to-Severe Atopic Dermatitis
Russia’s covert propaganda network is largely ineffective, new study finds
CHMP Recommends Approval of Galderma’s Nemolizumab for Moderate-to-Severe Atopic Dermatitis and Prurigo Nodularis in the European Union
A sustainable, circular economy could counter Trump’s tariffs while strengthening international trade
PHC Live Cell Metabolic Analyzer (LiCellMo) Receives 2024 Innovation Award from The Analytical Scientist
Communique – Fourth Meeting of the Ministerial Council on Trade and Investment
University Of Sydney Signs Enforceable Undertaking
Technological and societal changes make a Human Rights Act as important as ever
Australians’ cars are typically larger, heavier and less efficient than in Europe – here’s why
Latin America and the Caribbean need better fiscal policies to finance their development
University Of Melbourne Signs Enforceable Undertaking