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Top environmental watchdog’s Budget win with planning hub

A centralised environmental database will speed up consenting and development, alongside investment in a more resilient highway network

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Greek Proverb of the Day: “A woman who cooks with a knife doesn’t joke” — Life lessons on strength, control, power, confidence, and why underestimating people can be your biggest mistake

Greek Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “A woman who cooks with a knife doesn’t joke.” The saying reflects the idea that a woman who understands her strength, responsibilities, and control over her environment should not be underestimated or provoked. It suggests that true power is often expressed…

The Economic Times

HP Q2 Earnings Call Highlights

HP (NYSE:HPQ) reported stronger second-quarter fiscal 2026 results, with management citing growth in Personal Systems, momentum in AI PCs and disciplined cost mitigation in a challenging component-cost environment. Interim Chief Executive Officer Bruce Broussard said revenue rose 9% year over year,

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Australia’s old environment laws were a box-ticking exercise. Sadly, the new ones could be too

For a quarter century, Australia’s environment laws were widely regarded as not fit for purpose. In 2020, a scathing review by Professor Graeme Samuel found the Environment Protection and Biodiversity (EPBC) Act was ineffective and unfit for future environmental challenges.

The Conversation

Brazil to invest $75 million in highway through Amazon and unveils environmental protection plan

Brazil’s government has announced a $75 million investment in the BR-319 highway, a move environmentalists fear could speed up Amazon deforestation

The Independent UK

“Therapy Cat”: 72 Times Schools And Universities Made Their Students’ Lives Better (New Pics)

Walking into a university lecture hall or school library usually feels quite predictable and routine. However, observant students across various campuses have started capturing the surprisingly clever architectural features and functional setups hidden in plain sight. These straightforward upgrades range from highly practical desk features to brilliant common area layouts…

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‘Investment climate not in great shape’: Former PM Modi advisor urges FDI reforms as outflows surge in FY26

Former advisor Surjit Bhalla calls for major changes to India's foreign investment rules. He warns that strict policies and unclear regulations are deterring global investors. Bhalla suggests liberalizing rules, simplifying dispute resolution, and offering better tax incentives. This is crucial as India faces declining foreign investment and economic pressures. A…

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Ethiopia’s elections will not be politically competitive: two reasons why

Ethiopia is preparing for a national election on 1 June amid deep political uncertainty and growing insecurity. Officially, the polls are expected to reinforce the country’s democratic transition and political stability. But the conditions suggest that the elections are unlikely to be genuinely competitive.

The Conversation

MEPs accuse EU of copy-pasting Microsoft lobbying into data centre law

At the core of the dispute is a European Commission rule on data centre ratings, which EU lawmakers say would significantly restrict public access to information about the environmental performance of individual facilities.

Euronews

‘The UK is a hostile environment to do art’: Tara Clerkin Trio on their bold, bright music – and the fight working class artists face

The British band’s breezy, collagist sound has charmed underground music fans – though it belies the family and financial strife that went into their beautiful second LP

The Guardian - UK

The real cost of insider threats is not the incident: It’s the frequency

In APAC, frequent insider incidents—not big breaches—are quietly driving cyber risk and impact.

TechRadar

Scottish salmon firm fined £70,000 by environmental watchdog over breaches

A SALMON processing firm has been fined £70,000 by an environmental watchdog over breaches of fluorinated greenhouse gas rules at its facility in…

The National (Scotland)

5 most snake-dense bodies of water in New Mexico

Southwest's hidden water ecosystems, including Heron Lake, Elephant Butte Reservoir, Pecos River, Cochiti Lake, and Bitter Lake, are vital sanctuaries for diverse cold-blooded life. These areas teem with various snake species, from agile garter snakes to formidable rattlesnakes, showcasing a remarkable adaptation to both aquatic and arid environments, offering crucial…

The Times of India

Silicon Valley startup is looking for 'hungry, smart high-EQ future-founder' in Chief of Staff role in San Francisco. Here's how to apply

Wispr Flow CEO Tanay Kothari is seeking a "hungry, smart, high EQ future-founder" for a San Francisco Chief of Staff role. This immersive, founder-style position offers direct exposure to decision-making and rapid problem-solving in a high-commitment startup environment, prioritizing character traits over traditional qualifications. Eligible candidates need to send a…

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What ‘biodegradable’ packaging really means – and 3 key questions to ask about it

“Biodegradable” has become one of the most reassuring words in modern packaging. It appears on coffee cups, shopping bags and food containers, implying a promise: this product is better for the environment because nature will eventually take care of it.

The Economic Times

China's April industrial profits grow at fastest in more than two years

China's industrial profits saw a significant jump in April, the fastest since November 2023. This growth is largely fueled by strong exports and the booming AI sector. However, domestic demand continues to falter, creating a challenging environment for many businesses. Companies are increasingly relying on overseas markets for expansion. This…

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IntBot and Certis Group Partner to Scale Enterprise Physical AI Across Singapore

SINGAPORE, May 27, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- IntBot, the company building the social intelligence layer for embodied AI, and Certis, a leading Singapore-based intelligent operations company, today announced a strategic partnership to explore and develop socially intelligent robot applications for enterprise and public-facing environments in Singapore.

Evening Standard

Moon base plans revealed as Nasa chief says ‘the grand return is close at hand’

The outpost at the satellite’s south pole may eventually spread out over hundreds of square miles

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Psychology says people who succeed at almost everything don’t just have luck or a Midas Touch, but these mental traits often do the trick

The psychology behind people who seem to succeed at almost everything suggests their achievements are rarely the result of luck or natural talent alone. Factors such as growth mindset, emotional intelligence, resilience, self-confidence and supportive environments often play a major role in shaping long-term success.

The Times of India

‘Too hot to work?’ Check your workplace rights as temperatures soar amid UK heatwave

As UK temperatures reached record highs, workers found themselves battling the heat, stirring debate about the adequacy of workplace conditions. Although there's no set maximum temperature law, companies are obligated to maintain reasonable environments and evaluate heat-related hazards. Outdoor employees need extra safeguards, including access to shade or appropriate attire.

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The Hidden Mental Cost of Being Available 24/7

The New Expectation to Always RespondNot long ago, communication worked differently. If someone called and you missed it, they would leave a message and wait. Emails could take hours or even days to receive a response. There was often an understanding that people were not always available. Today, things feel…

The Conversation

How mobile deep-space medical systems could support future landings on the moon and Mars

Around the world, people watched NASA’s Artemis II mission in awe as humans returned to lunar orbit for the first time since 1972.

The Conversation

Inside the Backrooms: the internet horror world built by its users

What if you could visit a place that does not exist on any map? A place whispered about online as though it sits just beyond the edges of our known world. A place known quite simply as, the Backrooms.

France 24

'Trust has been so eroded': Philosopher Miranda Fricker on epistemic injustice today

A world-renowned philosopher has told FRANCE 24 she's still shocked that 20 years after she coined the phrase "epistemic injustice", she is still talking about it. Miranda Fricker is now Julius Silver Professor of Philosophy at New York University and co-director of the New York Institute of Philosophy. She's also…

The Economic Times

Not all crypto wallets work the same, and that gap is getting wider

A $1.4 billion crypto theft at Bybit exposed vulnerabilities in even self-custody solutions, highlighting the critical importance of a wallet's underlying software stack. This incident is driving a shift towards architecturally cleaner, isolated, and offline-first wallet designs that prioritize key security over user interface. The conversation is also evolving to…

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