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Carney, Erdogan launch ‘strong and resilient’ Canada-Turkiye partnership
Canada and Turkey launched a strategic partnership with a three-year action plan covering trade, defense, energy, and people-to-people ties, as Canadian PM Carney visits Ankara.
Israeli attacks kill four as famine risk looms in Gaza
Israeli military attacks killed four Palestinians in Gaza while the enclave faces a worsening food crisis due to Israeli restrictions on goods and reduced international aid funding.
What are the symptoms of meningitis and how is it spread?
Health authorities are launching a vaccination programme targeting one million teenagers and young adults following concerns about meningitis B infections, which can cause life-threatening illness if untreated.
Proportion of people in Great Britain vaping who never smoked doubles in four years
More than 1 million people in Great Britain now vape despite never having smoked regularly, with rates nearly doubling since 2021, according to recent health data.
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August LMI: Capacity at 40, Yet Prices Soar. Why This Disconnect?
The August Logistics Managers’ Index showed transportation capacity contracting at 40 while prices surged to 90, reflecting carriers’ efforts to restore profitability after years of depressed rates.
Why Uranium Stocks Are Falling as U.S. Production Triples
U.S. uranium production tripled to 2.13 million pounds in early 2026, yet the nation remains heavily dependent on imports as domestic output supplies only a fraction of reactor needs.
Tesla’s August Europe Sales Surge in Some Markets, Slide in Others
Tesla’s August European vehicle registrations showed mixed results, with gains of 279% in France and 104% in Denmark offset by steep declines in Norway and Spain.
Brown-Forman (BF-B) Struggles with Weak Spirits Demand and Canada Headwinds
Brown-Forman reported first-quarter net sales of $911 million, down 1% year-over-year, citing weak spirits demand in developed markets and ongoing Canadian distribution challenges.
Trump Twiddles Thumbs While Balcony Solar Takes Over US
Nine U.S. states have now adopted balcony solar legislation, with New Jersey becoming the latest. These plug-and-play solar kits reduce electricity bills by converting sunlight into power for household use.
AI Data Center Boom Pushes U.S. Power Equipment to the Breaking Point
Power equipment manufacturers face severe shortages as Big Tech’s AI data center expansion strains grid infrastructure, with transformer and substation deficits creating supply bottlenecks.
Why Oil Majors Don’t Want to Build New U.S. Refineries
U.S. oil refiners operating at maximum capacity cannot quickly increase gasoline supplies to address record-high prices, despite presidential pressure to boost output ahead of midterm elections.
U.S. Renewable Deployment Hits Record High Despite Trump
U.S. clean energy deployment reached a record high in the first half of 2026, with renewable capacity now serving 83 million homes despite policy headwinds.
The Coming Tsunami Of Wave Energy Is Still Coming…To The US
The US has significant wave energy potential with 1,170 terawatt-hours annually available along its coasts. The PacWave South testing facility in Oregon recently opened for commercial wave energy device development.
When ocean temperatures increase, so does child malnutrition on land
A new study finds that increased marine heat waves correlate with higher child mortality and malnutrition rates in low- and middle-income countries, though researchers have not yet determined the exact causal mechanisms.
Cross-party talks needed to tackle climate crisis, say Lib Dems
The Liberal Democrats are calling for cross-party talks with Prime Minister Andy Burnham to address extreme weather and climate threats, including anticipated impacts from an upcoming super El Niño.
Renewable energy in NI reaches record level
Northern Ireland’s electricity generation from renewable sources reached 53% in the year to June, surpassing a previous record set in 2022.