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Natural insecticide made from compound found in garlic and spearmint kills bean beetles effectively
In an effort to develop more environmentally friendly alternatives to synthetic insecticides, researchers from Kyushu University have developed and tested a new insecticide made from compounds derived…
Albanian Court Puts Turkish Activist in Custody After Extradition Demand
Activist Julide Yazici, who is wanted by Turkey, was remanded in custody in Tirana pending extradition proceedings, despite having political asylum status in France.
The Ayuso Government awards the reform of the presidency headquarters without a tender
The Community estimates that the works of the Royal Post Office will cost around 1.65 million euros, although the contract processed now does not award those works, but the design of the project for…
The Ayuso Government puts the Chamberí penthouse up for sale for 6.7 million
La empresa pública también liquida los cuatro inmuebles de Gran Vía por un importe total de 11,8 millones de euros
The desert's ripple effect: The Western Negev is quietly reshaping Israel-Africa ties - opinion
A high-level strategic delegation from the Democratic Republic of the Congo arrived at SouthUp, the non-profit technology incubator rooted in the Shaar Hanegev region.
- Western Negev region reshapes Israel-Africa ties
- High-level DRC delegation visits SouthUp in July 2026
- Start-ups address agricultural infrastructure gaps in DRC
For Israel, peace with Saudi Arabia is not worth a nuclear arms race in the Middle East - opinion
Once Saudi Arabia has the capacity to enrich uranium, Turkey and Egypt might be the next in line to seek to accomplish the same.
- Israel sees Saudi peace as diplomatic breakthrough, but worries about nuclear arms race.
- Saudi Arabia seeks nuclear reactors for energy, but enrichment unnecessary for power plants.
- US approval could trigger regional nuclear proliferation, endangering Middle East stability.