Europe approves first saliva-based contraceptive — no pill required
A saliva-based fertility tracker has received regulatory approval for use as a contraceptive in Europe. Developed by Berlin-based startup Inne,
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Thomas Macaulay
18:30
Swedish scaleup Flower wins TECH5 — the ‘Champions League of Tech’
Swedish energy tech pioneer Flower has won TECH5 — the “Champions League of Technology.” The company clinched the title of Europe’s
Lyndia Motsinger
18:30
Why summers in the Alps will see far more intense rainfall in future
Short, intense summer rainfall in Europe's Alpine regions is likely to become more frequent and severe in the future because
Leigha Schildgen
18:29
6th Qingdao Multinationals Summit kicks off
This photo taken on June 19, 2025 shows the scene of the sixth Qingdao Multinationals Summit in Qingdao, east China’s
Buffy Kucera
18:29
Xinhua Headlines: China and neighboring countries expand cross-border railways for greater cooperation
*As the global economy becomes increasingly integrated and the Belt and Road Initiative continues to advance, cross-border railway construction between
Georgianna Pingree
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China, New Zealand should place greater emphasis on cooperation: Xi
Chinese President Xi Jinping meets with New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, who is on an official visit to China,
Elroy Geddes
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New Zealand Prime Minister Luxon talks trade in meeting with China’s Xi
The prime minister of New Zealand has stressed the importance of his country’s trade ties with China in a meeting
Marina Bolotnikova
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The one thing the Trump administration got very right
If there’s anything the Trump administration has gotten unequivocally right (besides inadvertently helping Mark Carney become prime minister of Canada),
Margarett Byron
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Multiple hikers feared dead as rockslide pummels Canada’s Banff National park
Multiple people are feared dead after a horrific rockslide on Thursday swept up numerous hikers who had been enjoying Canada's
Jennifer Nichols
18:28
Sourdough deployed in bid to prevent potentially disastrous infestation
A leading biosecurity officer says it will be several months before Australia can be declared free of an invasive snail
