An investigation of the effects of the U.S. Air Force bombing of Afghanistan finds that air strikes appeared to increase subsequent insurgency attacks by the Taliban, not diminish them.

Millennials embrace service robots but fear job losses By Staff Writer, ITWebJohannesburg, 12 Mar 2026Robots that mimic animals may be more acceptable to Gen Z and Millennials than humanoid machines, ...

A defence trade body wants a bond-buying scheme to bolster defence innovations like counter-drone and sub-sea autonomous vehicles ...

The changing climate is a major factor in the global increase of chronic inflammatory diseases, as examples in China are ...

Explains how GST applies to under-construction properties while completed properties remain outside its scope. The article highlights key GST rates, compliance rules, and their impact on developers ...

The global dearomatic solvents market is growing steadily, expected to be valued at around US$2.3 billion in 2026 and projected to reach US$3.5 billion ...

On Feb. 26, Superintendent Stefan Czaporowski, Director of Assessment Christine Shea and Curriculum Director Susan Dargie ...

For manufacturers supplying Europe, carbon efficiency is no longer a sustainability consideration alone. It is becoming a ...

Time Is the Real Constraint There’s one resource every CEO knows they can’t raise, borrow, or buy more of: time. Yet the way many leaders deploy their hours still looks more accidental than strategic.

Epstein's "great friend" returns to biotech, sex differences in suicide, and other health news from Morning Rounds ...

Europe’s objective is clear: a system that provides affordable, low-carbon energy while ensuring resilience and security of supply. The encouraging news is that these objectives reinforce one another.

The EU now faces a real risk of recession. If there’s any silver lining, it may give the continent a much-needed push towards renewable energy development, but even this will depend on how national ...