It has been pointed out as a climate savior. But the new technology for carbon dioxide capture is developing too slowly, researchers warn. The first challenge is to get the technology to lift off, says Jessica Jewell at Chalmers.
TechnologyThe latest Israeli attacks in Lebanon have killed over 550 people, including 50 children. At the same time as the Lebanese fear of a full-scale war grows, solidarity is great with those who have been forced to leave their homes. We say to those who are now coming from the south: You are not refugees, but our family, says Darin Fakhraldin, who lives outside Beirut.
WorldThey pretend to be someone else and start a family as a facade. The children are not to know until the game is over. Russia's "sleeping" spies are exposed worldwide and show how Vladimir Putin resorts to a Soviet spy tactic – at a high price.
WorldWhen a meal is swallowed, the python's heart swells up. New knowledge about how it happens can in the long run help people with cardiovascular disease, researchers hope.
SwedenDenmark wants to attract more Africans to study at the country's universities and higher education institutions. Europe needs more people if we don't want to fall behind in the global economy, the government emphasizes.
BusinessMillions and millions of teaching hours have been lost for girls in Afghanistan since the Taliban regained power in Afghanistan three years ago. Not attending school increases the risk of both child labor and forced marriage.
WorldMinouche Shafik, the rector of the prestigious Columbia University in New York, is leaving. Columbia was one of several American universities that were shaken during the spring by extensive protests against Israel's war in Gaza.
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