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Under the new BioE3 policy, India aims to triple its bio economy to $300 billion by 2030, building on a decade of unprecedented growth. Science and Technology Minister Jitendra Singh announced the ambitious target, highlighting that from a modest $10

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres issued a stark warning on the dire consequences of rising sea levels during a press conference in Tonga, following the Pacific Islands Forum. Highlighting the unprecedented rates of sea level rise, Guterres emphasized the significant

Chocolatier Noi Sirius has announced the integration of data-driven digital automation technologies into its production processes, aiming to significantly boost line reliability and performance. This strategic move leverages advanced digital tools to refine the production of its high-quality chocolates, ensuring

In an initiative aimed at combating online radicalization, the European Union, in collaboration with the Global Counter-Terrorism Council (GCTC) and India’s Ministry of External Affairs, is set to host a pivotal regional conference on August 21-22. The EU-India Track 1.5

In a proactive move, Germany has heightened security protocols across its military bases in response to recent reports of unauthorized entries. A spokesperson from the Territorial Command detailed that the Bundeswehr, Germany’s armed forces, has implemented a series of stringent

The UK government has approved plans for the expansion of London City Airport, a decision that is poised to enhance the airport’s capacity and modernize its facilities. This development follows extensive discussions and evaluations of environmental and economic impacts associated

In a formal ceremony held in Bangkok, Thailand’s King Maha Vajiralongkorn ratified Paetongtarn Shinawatra as the nation’s prime minister on Sunday. This royal endorsement follows her election by the parliament two days earlier, setting the stage for the formation of

In response to a persistent shortage of skilled workers in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), the Austrian government has launched two significant initiatives aimed at fostering interest and expertise in these critical areas. The programs, focusing

In Georgetown, Texas, a groundbreaking community featuring nearly a hundred 3D-printed homes is nearing completion after two years of construction. This innovative project, utilizing a massive 45-foot wide, 4.75-ton 3D printer known as Vulcan, has been spearheaded by ICON and

Japan has escalated its seismic alert levels following a 7.1 magnitude earthquake near Kyushu, marking the first issuance of an increased risk warning for an impending “major earthquake.” The advisory, declared late Thursday, does not forecast an immediate seismic event