Serbia-Kosovo tensions simmer despite leaders’ tacit approval of EU plan
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said that “more work is needed” and that the two countries’ leaders would meet again next month.
Month: March 2023
TPM23: Sustainability should be collective, not competitive: ONE’s Nixon
The container shipping industry needs to collaborate in finding alternatives to fossil fuels rather than each player following their own path, ONE CEO Jeremy Nixon told TPM23.
China, Myanmar Have Resumed Work on Railway Project, Report Says
Work on the long-planned Muse-Kyaukphyu line is once again inching forward, but construction is likely many years off.
Pilot gives passengers unforgettable view of northern lights – Sky News
Pilot gives passengers unforgettable view of northern lights Sky NewsPhotographers’ joy over northern lights in south of England BBCTimelapse footage captures aurora borealis above UK skies | SWNS SWNSNorthern lights: T…
Redstone Arsenal in Alabama Still Cleaning Up Buried Munitions From World War II Era
The Huntsville “arsenal” was a large Army munitions factory during and for a period after World War II.
Matt Gaetz awkwardly caught citing Chinese propaganda to justify Ukraine aid cuts
China’s Global Times was designated as a foreign mission by the US State Department under the Trump administration
Over a dozen Alabama middle school students fall ill after reportedly eating edibles
One parent said that the “candy she purchased at grocery store did not contain any harmful or illegal substance”
Nearly 2 million barrels of Russian diesel are stranded at sea because no one wants to buy them
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OpenAI Is Now Everything It Promised Not To Be: Corporate, Closed-Source, and For-Profit
OpenAI is today unrecognizable, with multi-billion-dollar deals and corporate partnerships. From a report: OpenAI was founded in 2015 as a nonprofit research organization by Altman, Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, and LinkedIn cofounder Reid Hoffman, among oth…