Film Review: Primitive War; B-grade monster movie favours characters over carnage to its own detriment
Whilst I absolutely have to hand it to Australian filmmaker Luke Sparke for his inventive genre…
US drug pricing shake-up threatens access to medicines in Europe – POLITICO
For European drugmakers there are still many unknowns about how the MFN scheme — and overall tariffs on…
Business registrations and bankruptcies rise in Q2 2025 – News articles
In the second quarter of 2025, the number of registrations of EU businesses increased by 4.6% compared with…
New Technique Silences Plant Genes to Boost Crop Yields
A research team from the Higher Council of Scientific Research (CSIC), part of the Ministry of Science, Innovation…
Tasmanian salmon industry disappointed as Liberals pause marine farming expansion
The suspension on the expansion of salmon farms in Tasmania has brought uncertainty to workers, who say the…
China Is the World’s Largest Photography Market So Far in 2025
CIPA recently published its year-to-date photography industry statistics for January through June, showing not only that for the…
AI Applications Expand Globally: 2025 Insight Report on Infrastructure, Market Readiness, and Scenario-based Differentiation Industry White Paper
Abstract: GPU Cloud Strengthens the Computing Infrastructure, Powering the Global Expansion of AI Applications BEIJING, Aug. 12, 2025…
What are processed foods? Experts break down their impact on health
Processed foods may fuel cancer by disrupting omega-3 benefits Your diet may influence your body’s ability to combat…
Liz Weston: Still considering beneficiary designations over a living trust? Check this list of potential pitfalls
Dear Liz: I was perplexed by your column in which you pooh-poohed pay-on-death and transfer-on-death accounts in favor…
‘Camel Milk Revolution’ Is Improving Nutrition in Somalia and Creating Jobs
A camel and calf milking – credit, krebsmaus07, CC BY 2.0 via Flickr In an exclusive for AP,…
German chef’s Bridgetown business helping tackle food waste in South West WA
Spent beer grains, ugly fruit and old coffee beans might seem, at first glance, like odd things to…
Australia banned asbestos 20 years ago, but now a new battle is raging next door
More than 20 years after Australia banned all forms of asbestos, the deadly legacy still lingers. It is…