Renault reports nearly €10 billion non-cash loss due to Nissan stake
The French carmaker said it would change the way it accounts for its stake in its long-term Japanese partner, based on Nissan’s share price.
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Avoiding your boss? In Japan, you can hire someone to quit your job for you.
Japanese companies’ rigid hierarchies can make it hard to confront bosses. Enter “proxy quitters.”
EPA employees accuse Trump administration of 'ignoring' science
US President Donald Trump's administration is "ignoring the scientific consensus to benefit polluters," hundreds of Environmental Protection Agency employees said in a letter of dissent Monday, accusing the government of undermining the EPA's core mission.
These Bees Are Tricksters
How nomad bee species rely on deceit to provide for their offspring The post These Bees Are Tricksters appeared first on Nautilus .
The Past Is a Ghost and the Future a Fantasy
This revelation allows us to live more fully The post The Past Is a Ghost and the Future a Fantasy appeared first on Nautilus .
Saltier, Hotter Sea Springs a Leak in Ice Sheets
A surprising reversal at sea brings a big change The post Saltier, Hotter Sea Springs a Leak in Ice Sheets appeared first on Nautilus .
Lagarde says ECB 'will not rest' as eurozone inflation hits 2% in June
Eurozone price pressures rose in line with expectations in June, reaching the ECB’s 2% target. ECB President Christine Lagarde struck a cautious tone in her opening remarks at the central bank’s annual symposium in Sintra.
Singaporean motorists relieved over avoided fines but frustrated over VEP hurdles, as Malaysia starts enforcement
Starting Tuesday (Jul 1), Singaporean drivers caught without a valid Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) in Malaysia will be fined RM300 (US$72). CNA looks at the first day of enforcement in Johor Bahru.
Hong Kong rights record under fire as it marks China handover anniversary
Critics said repression has eroded Hong Kong's international reputation.
'Demonised': Polish scientists warn of fear mongering about wolves
Scientist Roman Gula showed images of wolves filmed in a nearby forest with hidden cameras to locals in the Polish town of Konskie, assuring them they pose no threat.
Wimbledon breaks with tradition, replacing sharply dressed line judges with AI to call shots
The suited line judges have been replaced by robots. Some argue it takes the theatrics out of the court and some players have reported difficulties with the tech.
South Korea to have 118 days off in 2026
The longest holiday will be the five-day Lunar New Year set from Feb 14 to 18.
France expecting peak temperatures as heat wave hits Europe
Paris extended a red alert for high temperatures on Tuesday, with the top of the Eiffel Tower shut, polluting traffic banned and speed restrictions in place as a searing heat wave grips Europe.
Mecha Break launch times and release date
Buckle up, it's almost time for a new mech battler.
NASA eyes summer streaming liftoff on Netflix
Streaming giant Netflix said Monday it will soon allow viewers to binge rocket launches and spacewalks through a partnership with US space agency NASA.
Japan had hottest June on record: weather agency
Japan experienced its hottest June on record, the weather agency said Tuesday, as climate change prompts sweltering heat waves across the globe.
Diddy Deliberations Paused Over Alleged Issues With A Juror
Diddy's sex trafficking trial has been hit with more drama as the deliberating jury report issues with one of their team to the judge.
Ancient Himalayan village relocates as climate shifts reshape daily life
The Himalayan village of Samjung did not die in a day.
Backlash intensifies for Bob Vylan over Glastonbury controversy
Following the controversial set played at Glastonbury festival by British artists Bob Vylan, the BBC is facing pressure from the UK government. The punk-rap duo has had their US visa revoked, amid support from fellow artists.
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners is making Black history yet again
Ryan Coogler’s Sinners was released in April to critical acclaim. Since then, the movie has managed to break several box office records and accomplish a list of “firsts,” making history for Black cinema and otherwise in the process. Three months after Sinner’s theatrical debut,
Versions of reality
A sea slug sees far more colors than you do, and you probably see more than a profoundly color-blind person. Who’s right? We each carry our own version of reality, our own story about what happened, what’s around us and how things work. Our chosen reality serves two useful
USAID cuts may cause 14 million more deaths in next five years, study says
The analysis, published in the Lancet, estimates the agency’s programs saved 91 million lives worldwide over two decades, playing a vital role in global health.
Certain species of microbe found in the human gut can absorb PFAS
PFAS have been linked with a range of health issues including decreased fertility, developmental delays in children, and a higher risk of certain cancers and cardiovascular diseases.
Trump’s Fury at Thom Tillis Backfires, Wrecking His Vile Medicaid Scam
President Trump is raging at GOP Senator Thom Tillis for telling the truth about the Senate version of his budget bill, which could knock 10 million people off Medicaid . Trump threatened him with a primary — whereupon he announced his retirement. Tillis has since been sharply
Gut microbes could offer protection from toxic 'forever chemicals': Study
Certain types of microbes found in the human gut can absorb toxic “forever chemicals” from their surroundings, a new study has found. When scientists introduced the microbes into the guts of mice to “humanize” their microbiome, they found that the bacteria rapidly accumulated
One killed and two injured in stabbing attack at company in southern Germany
A 21-year-old German man was arrested after the fatal attack in the Bavarian town of Mellrichstadt, according to local police.
International Criminal Court hit with cyber attack during NATO summit
The International Criminal Court said it's been the victim of a cyber attack during the NATO leaders summit that took place in The Hague last week.
Canals and cooling mists offer relief in sweltering Paris
Tourists and locals in Paris sought refuge in the shade and along canal banks as a blistering heatwave gripped much of Europe.
Russia launched record 5,337 drones at Ukraine in June alone
Russia launched a record 5,337 drones against Ukraine in June, intensifying aerial strikes. Only two days in the past 18 months were attack-free.
Political chaos: What happens now that Thailand’s PM has been suspended?
The kingdom faces months of uncertainty again without a leader who can make tough choices.
Explainer-Thailand's political chaos: what happens next?
BANGKOK - Thailand's Constitutional Court suspended Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Tuesday as it considers a petition filed by 36 senators seeking her dismissal.
Citizen scientists spot rare exploding star in real-time
Citizen scientists using the Kilonova Seekers platform spotted a stellar flash 2,500 times brighter than before, allowing astronomers to identify the exploding cataclysmic variable GOTO0650 within hours. Swift community follow-up captured X-ray, UV, and amateur telescope data,
Dozens of Ghanaians trafficked in football job scam rescued in Nigeria
The victims, mostly young men, were lured with promises of football contracts or other jobs abroad.
