Climate Change Saved Europe From Putin This Winter
A mild winter saved Europe this winter from the energy crisis but the coming hotter summer will wreak havoc
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5 Technologies to Secure Kubernetes – 2023
Kubernetes security refers to the measures and practices used to protect a Kubernetes cluster and its resources, such as pods, services, and secrets, from unauthorized access and potential threats. This includes securing the communication between compo…
Japan Plans to Dump Fukushima Wastewater Into a Pacific With a Toxic Nuclear History
Amid nuclear’s toxic legacy in the Pacific, Japan’s plan to dump Fukushima wastewater into the ocean evokes apprehensions.
Balloon Wreckage Could Offer Clues Into Years-Long Chinese Spy Operation, U.S. Says
The high-altitude spy balloons briefly flew over the continental U.S. at least three times over the past six years, but went undetected until the most recent one
All the Places Suspected Chinese Spy Balloons May Have Been Spotted
There are reports of other possible balloons over Canada, Colombia, Taiwan, and Japan.
Turkey’s Earthquakes Struck the Heart of the World’s Largest Refugee Population. Here’s How to Help
More than four million Syrians who rely on humanitarian aid live in the region affected by the earthquakes, according to the U.N.
The New Climate Taxes That May be Closer Than You Think
Even some conservative leaders are embracing windfall taxes.
Photos Show Miraculous Survival Alongside Devastation After Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria
The first earthquake hit at 4:17 a.m. local time in south Turkey as families slept.
Everything We Know About the Deadly Earthquakes in Turkey and Syria
At least 2,300 people have been killed as a result of the quakes, and thousands more have been injured.
What to Know About Iran’s Unofficial Protest Anthem That Just Won a Grammy
Shervin Hajipour’s ‘Baraye’ is a tribute to the young Iranians protesting against the Islamic Republic.