‘France has some of the cleanest electricity in the world, but we’re not using enough of it’
Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Thierry Bros, energy & climate expert and Professor of Science and Economics at Sciences Po. As geopolitical conflicts unsettle global energy markets and governments struggle to reconcile climate commitments with economic and security imperatives,
Don Leonard isn’t a House member yet. He’s already rocking Capitol Hill.
Rep.-elect Don Leonard (D-Ohio) hasn't been sworn in yet, but he's making a name for himself on Capitol Hill as one of the most outspoken anti-establishment progressives in the incoming freshman class.Why it matters: That's an unlikely position for a
Italy evacuates hundreds of schools after receiving email bomb threats
At least 300 Italian schools on Wednesday were evacuated after receiving emailed bomb threats, the country's education minister said.
Kraken’s xStocks adds 200 UK and EU shares as its assets top $1.1 billion
Payward says xStocks holds over $1.1 billion. Each token is backed by a share but gives no ownership of the underlying company.
Pope Leo to end Argentina tour with outdoor mass before Peru ‘homecoming’
Pope Leo will conclude his three-day visit to Argentina Wednesday with an outdoor mass expected to draw millions before continuing his tour of South America by travelling to Peru, where he once served as a missionary. The pontiff plans to
Low-cost airline in insolvency, not giving refunds
"Reorganisation does not mean bankruptcy," Romanian budget airline Dan Air said of the process.
Bitcoin holds steady as CoreWeave earnings revive AI outlook, Anthropic said to raise IPO valuation
CoreWeave’s revenue surge lifted AI infrastructure stocks and Nasdaq futures, while bitcoin was little changed over 24 hours.