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Boeing engineers and technical workers approve new contract, avoiding strike
Boeing engineers and technical workers approved a new four-year contract with 10% immediate raises, avoiding a strike as the company seeks federal approval for new aircraft models.
Why Lilly and Novo are betting on amylin to power a new wave of obesity drugs after GLP-1s
Eli Lilly and Novo are developing amylin-targeting drugs to complement or enhance existing GLP-1 obesity medications, with early clinical trials showing promising weight loss results when combined with current treatments.
State parliament elects Germany’s first far-right speaker since second world war
Germany’s Alternative für Deutschland party secured its first regional parliament speaker position since World War II after Tobias Rausch’s election in Saxony-Anhalt, marked by other parties breaking informal agreements to isolate the far-right group.
At least 11 killed as Russia launches ‘massive’ attack on Ukraine
Russia launched a large-scale attack on Ukraine using drones and missiles, killing at least 11 people and causing significant damage to energy infrastructure and residential areas across multiple regions.
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Sean Hogan’s ‘The Dark Gets In’ Boarded for Worldwide Sales by Blue Finch Films Ahead of Beyond Fest Bow (EXCLUSIVE)
Blue Finch Films has acquired worldwide sales rights to supernatural thriller ‘The Dark Gets In,’ directed by Sean Hogan, ahead of its Beyond Fest premiere later this month.
Bestselling Japanese Novelist Maha Harada Says ‘If This Is a Dream, I Hope I Never Wake Up’ About Her San Sebastian – and Busan – Bound Directing Debut ‘In My Father’s Room’
Japanese author Maha Harada makes her feature directorial debut with “In My Father’s Room,” adapted from her own short story, competing at San Sebastian and Busan film festivals.
Pablo Larraín Ventures Into Argentina With His San Sebastián Golden Shell Contender ‘My Sad Dead’
Director Pablo Larraín brings his first Argentine feature film “My Sad Dead” to San Sebastián’s Golden Shell competition, adapted from stories by Mariana Enriquez.
‘A Teacher’s Gift’ Lands U.K. Distribution Deal With Peccadillo Pictures (EXCLUSIVE)
British South Asian drama “A Teacher’s Gift” has secured U.K. theatrical distribution through Peccadillo Pictures, qualifying it for the British Independent Film Awards with a mid-November release planned.
Red Sea Film Festival Cancels 2026 Edition, Vows to Return Next Year With “Renewed Vision”
The Red Sea International Film Festival has postponed its 2026 edition originally scheduled for December in Jeddah, moving it to the fourth quarter of 2027 amid regional security concerns.
Big Oil’s Production Keeps Soaring Despite Deep Spending Cuts
Major oil companies have cut capital spending sharply while maintaining record production levels through efficiency gains and technology, though reserve replacements have declined for the first time in five years.
How this summer’s heat and drought impacted crops in Europe – in six charts
European farmers face significant crop losses this summer due to extreme heat and drought, with cereal production declining across most EU countries and global food prices reaching their highest levels since early 2023.
Q&A: What can – and cannot – be said about global warming’s role in the 2026 Himalayan floods
Flash floods in the Himalayan region killed over 1,300 people after a bedrock collapse triggered a cascading disaster. Scientists debate climate change’s role while confirming warming factors likely increased vulnerability.
World must reject climate culture wars or face economic ruin, says UN’s Stiell
UN climate chief warns that politicizing climate action will lead to economic disaster, as August 2026 becomes the hottest month on record with temperatures 1.65°C above preindustrial levels.
America’s air monitors are disappearing. So is your power to expose polluters.
Federal air monitoring networks across the U.S. are shrinking while chemical industry groups push legislation to restrict community-collected air quality data from enforcement actions.
Revealed: England’s June 2026 heatwave sparked record demand for ambulances
England’s June heatwave triggered record ambulance demand, with four of ten NHS services responding to unprecedented life-threatening emergencies and two recording highest-ever 999 call volumes.
Airlines should pay for CO2 removal if Heathrow expands, say climate advisers
The UK’s climate advisers say Heathrow airport can only expand if airlines pay for atmospheric carbon dioxide removal to prevent breaching climate commitments.