Together with his colleagues, Jinshan Pan, a professor of corrosion science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, published a study in January 2023 devoted to the risk of sulfides in groundwater corroding the copper used for spent…
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Foreign ministers postpone planned London talks on war in Ukraine — Meduza
The foreign ministers of the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Ukraine have postponed planned peace talks on ending Russia’s war in Ukraine that were scheduled to take place in London on April 23, Sky News reported.
For now, the talks will…
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Social attitudes are driving Europe’s mobility transformation, not tech
Mobility is evolving rapidly, especially in Europe, and this transformation is not only reflected in the types of vehicles being used, but also in citizens themselves. Motivations, preferences, and social values are shifting quickly.
Innovations…
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Russia Doubles Budget for State-Sponsored ‘Youth Army’
The Kremlin has doubled its funding in 2025 for Yunarmiya (“Youth Army”), the state-sponsored youth organization that combines ideological indoctrination with military training for children and…
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Trump axes Biden-era post set up to probe Russian war crimes
The interagency position was designed to facilitate the prosecution of alleged crimes related to the Ukraine conflict
The administration of US President Donald Trump has reportedly eliminated a position within the Office of the Director of…
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Trump axes Biden-era post set up to probe 'Russian war crimes'
The interagency position was designed to facilitate the prosecution of alleged crimes related to the Ukraine conflict
The administration of US President Donald Trump has reportedly eliminated a…
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Kyrgyzstan Arrests Russian Cultural Agency Employee Over Suspected Ukraine War Recruitment
Law enforcement authorities in Kyrgyzstan arrested an employee of Russia’s state-funded cultural diplomacy agency Rossotrudnichestvo and three others on charges of recruiting locals for the war in…
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Are European countries steering drivers to go electric or stick…
Our analysis shows that governments of the EU’s largest car markets – apart from France – have low fiscal incentives for electric cars and instead steer buyers towards heavy petrol SUVs.
Low incentives to go electric
Corporate cars…
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Now is the perfect time to visit Europe’s hottest city break destination
Ascending the slick, white marble pathway to Athens’ Acropolis demands focus, the uneven…
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