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- ScienceResearchers achieve breakthrough in AI-powered early cancer detectionScientists announced a breakthrough in using artificial intelligence to detect several types of cancer from blood samples at early stages, achieving accuracy rates significantly higher than conventional screening methods.
- Achieving Germany's Climate Goals Will Cost Trillions, New Study FindsScience
- Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded to US Economists Woodford and HallScience
- ScienceClimate change threatens Adriatic sardines, once the superfood of Croatia's coast
- Southeast Asia choked in smog again, with little learned from 2015 disasterScience
- Physics Nobel Prize 2026: Francis Halzen Wins for IceCube Neutrino DiscoveryScience
- ScienceBattery Storage Boom Transforms Bulgaria's Energy LandscapeBulgaria is experiencing a rapid expansion of battery energy storage systems as the country accelerates its transition away from coal and toward renewable energy sources.
- Italy Parliament Votes to Restart Nuclear Energy After 40 YearsScience
- Danish Man Discovers 18.5 kg Viking Silver Hoard in His Own BackyardScience
- ScienceAugust 2026 breaks global monthly heat record, ocean temperatures hit new highEU Copernicus programme confirms August 2026 was the hottest August on record at 16.96°C, topping July 2023. Ocean surface temperatures reached 21.07°C, a new high. West Europe endured its hottest summer ever.
- UNICEF: Climate Change Causes School Absences for 1 in 10 Children GloballyScience
- Wildfires and Heat Waves Threaten Air Quality Gains, WMO WarnsScience
- ScienceEurope's water crisis: what can be done about drought and scarcity?Satellite imagery reveals extreme dryness from Spain to Denmark, with the Rhine and Danube at historic lows. Experts say household bans are symbolic — the real solutions must target agriculture, which uses two-thirds of Europe's water.
- Aviation faces hotter, stormier skies as climate change intensifiesScience
- WMO warns of Super El Niño peak by late 2026Science
- ScienceUN Report: 1.5-Degree Warming Limit No Longer AchievableA new UN Environment Programme report warns the world is on track for 2.6 degrees of warming, making the 1.5-degree Paris Agreement target unachievable. Limiting the overshoot is now the priority.
- Climate Change Pushes India's Assam Tea Industry into CrisisScience
- Europe Launches New Weather Satellite to Improve Storm and Flood WarningsScience
- ScienceWorld's First AI-Guided Brain Surgery Saves Patient's VisionPatient Rhys Hibbert became the world's first person to undergo live AI-assisted brain surgery, successfully removing a tumour that threatened his vision without complications.
- Scientists Identify Nine Bacteria Behind Farm Children's Lower Allergy RiskScience