ScienceMore effective than diabetes drugs, according to Chinese study.
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Cashless payments increase spending
EconomyHowever, it does not lead to people giving more tips or donations.
How to easily block Windows spying features
TechA free program makes it harder for Microsoft to collect your data and saves computing power.
Ants can amputate infected legs
EnvironmentCan also determine if the injured conspecific needs only wound cleaning.
Unrest spreads in England
WorldLarge protests in London after the knife massacre that shook the country - harsh response by British police.
WHO is researching new gene vaccines
World"When the next pandemic arrives, the world will be better prepared to mount a more effective and more equitable response", says WHO Director-General Tedros.
First shipment of F-16 has arrived in Ukraine
WorldConsidered by Russia as a potential nuclear threat.
Iran threatens retaliation against Israel
WorldThe risk of a major war in the Middle East appears to be increasing.
Organic Maps – the map app that doesn’t map you
TechTired of Google Maps tracking you? Here's the free alternative that lets you navigate completely offline!
Knife massacre of children sparks widespread rioting in England
EuropeThe shocking knife attack left three young girls dead and eight other children injured.
Political leader of Hamas killed in Iran
WorldReportedly killed in an Israeli air strike in Tehran.
German car dealers turn down electric cars
EconomyThe cars are described as "almost unsaleable" and customers are reluctant to spend large sums on vehicles whose technology is quickly becoming obsolete.
US Study: Psychopathy up to 12 times more common among executives
ScienceIt's important to be aware that managers with psychopathic traits can have serious consequences for the organization and its employees, study leader Robert Lound explains.
New BRICS currency could be in place as early as 2025
EconomyThe new “Unit” payment system will be based on gold and blockchain technology.
‘Zombie Apocalypse’ in Gaza: US doctors witness unimaginable suffering
WorldVolunteer health workers report inhumane conditions in the hospitals that still operate.
Donald Trump: “The US will become a bitcoin superpower”
WorldThe price of the cryptocurrency surges after the presidential candidate's speech at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville.
Parents in Sweden dip into their children’s savings to make ends meet
Economy"The trend reflects the fact that many families with children are finding it difficult to make ends meet", says economist Stefan Westerberg.
Teuton Systems offers smart privacy-focused technology – without compromise
TechWe take the fight against corporate snooping, mass government surveillance and criminal phone tapping through firm open source principles and secure products.
World Jewish Congress: Mass Palestinian return a ‘death blow’ to Jewish state
World"Allowing mass immigration of Palestinian descendants who left Israel after 1948 is a death blow to the world's only Jewish state", Radomski says.
Six Swedes given leading roles in EU committees
EuropeHowever, Sweden has not been assigned the chairmanship of any of the committees.
Maggots dumped in Netanyahu’s hotel
WorldThe action was reportedly a protest against Netanyahu's bloody invasion of Gaza and the continued US support for Israel.
Georgian intelligence investigates planned coup d’état
WorldClaims that "former high officials" plotted to overthrow the country's government and assassinate the honorary chairman of the ruling party.
Ferrari to accept crypto payments in Europe
EconomyAfter testing the payment solution in the US market, Europe is next.
Kamala Harris on Gaza: “It is time for this war to end”
World"We cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. We cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering and I will not be silent", she said.
Hijab ban at Olympics – sprinters can wear caps instead
Sport"Finally, we have reached an agreement so that I can participate in the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games", writes runner Sounkamba Sylla.
Wanted to get Swedes to eat insects – now the company is going bankrupt
WorldTebrito in Orsa wanted to produce food from industrially bred mealworms. Despite raising tens of millions from investors, the company is now shutting down.