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The first Global Economic Cooperation summit opens in Mumbai on February 17-19, convening senior policymakers, CEOs, and investors to forge new economic partnerships amid slowing global growth and rising trade uncertainty.
Health
The World Health Organization launched a nearly $1 billion appeal for 2026 to address 36 emergencies worldwide, warning that shrinking aid budgets and...
Science
An annular solar eclipse creates a stunning 'Ring of Fire' over Antarctica on February 17, 2026, with partial views across southern South America and...
Technology
Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4.6 with agent teams and advanced coding capabilities, revealing that up to 90% of its code is AI-written, while a $200...
Technology
High-bandwidth memory used in AI accelerators now consumes three times the wafer capacity of standard DRAM, triggering a global shortage that is drivi...
Technology
Samsung will unveil the Galaxy S26 series at its February 25 Unpacked event in San Francisco, promising a new era of adaptive AI, while simultaneously...
Health
University of Michigan researchers have developed Prima, an AI system that interprets brain MRI scans in seconds, identifying over 50 neurological con...
Economy
North Korea unveiled a new housing district in Pyongyang for families of soldiers killed fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, with Kim Jong-u...
Science
For the first time in history, China's installed solar power capacity is projected to surpass coal in 2026, marking a watershed moment in the global e...
Economy
The world economy is projected to grow around 2.6-3.3% in 2026, held back by trade disputes, policy uncertainty, and widening divergence between advan...
Science
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected benzene, methane, and the methyl radical for the first time outside the Milky Way, revealing unexpected or...
Science
Iceberg Quantum's Pinnacle architecture demonstrates RSA-2048 encryption could be broken with fewer than 100,000 qubits, while Stanford's optical cavi...
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