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The sluggish rate of progress made in the energy transition is putting the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to zero by 2050 at risk. On the positive side, with early warning indicators guiding timely and targeted interventions, we can accelerate progress across several domains.

A lament about the demise of AM radio has been rising in the halls of Congress.

The high cost of installing heat pumps for home heating could slow down people widely adopting the technology and leave government targets missed, research suggests. There has been a little to no reduction in the average installation cost of the green heating systems over the past decade in the UK, a study shows. The study is published in the journal Applied Energy.

North Carolina and Florida towns were devastated by the tropical storm, which flooded communities with storm surge and rainfall. Here’s why the damage was so extreme.

Division 98 was responsible for breaking the back of Hamas in Khan Yunis, its strongest fighting brigade, from December 2023 to March 2024.

The Spokesperson referred to the southern suburbs of Beirut, stating that several of these areas contained Hezbollah facilities.

The IDF had warned it would strike specific buildings in the neighborhood, a densely populated district south of the Lebanese capital, as fears grow of a looming ground invasion.

Ta-Nehisi Coates’ new book criticizes Israel's treatment of Palestinians, drawing parallels to US segregation and questioning Israel's founding.

Israeli cinematheques commemorate the October 7 attacks with special screenings, featuring documentaries, dramas, and films exploring themes of loss, heroism, and resilience.

Michael Ajzenstadt, artistic administrator of the Israeli Opera for over 30 years and a pivotal figure in Israel's opera scene, passed away on Saturday, leaving a lasting legacy.

Gesher Theater's new production of 'Samson' offers a modern take on Ze'ev Jabotinsky's novel, drawing parallels between the ancient biblical story and contemporary Israeli-Palestinian tensions.

Netanyahu's recent UN speech and military actions suggest that achieving a 'new order' in the Middle East requires both combating threats and pursuing diplomatic normalization.

Dana Silberman-Sitton, sister of a Gaza hostage, expressed losing hope for their return and struggles with her daughter's questions.

As the Jewish New Year approaches, a rabbi draws inspiration from hostage Hersh Goldberg-Polin's mother, finding spiritual lessons in her resilience and faith amid tragedy.

China’s on-demand delivery giant Meituan has reportedly shifted its primary operational focus from pursuing GMV to increasing order volume in the second

More than 60% of the customers choosing the Onvo L60 consider battery-swapping technology as the most desirable attribute, according to NIO's CEO.

A six-episode mini-drama produced by coffee giant Starbucks streamed on China’s TikTok sibling Douyin last week, showcasing a new method of advertising

Japan’s exports of semiconductor equipment to China in August rose by 61.6% year-on-year to $1.29 billion, according to Japan’s Ministry of Finance. The

TSMC and Samsung are considering building large-scale wafer fabs in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) over the next few years, a move that could boost AI

Geely’s stand-alone EV brand has a tough task ahead to ensure the Zeekr 7X is successful in the highly competitive mainstream market.