France's Talent War: Is the Nation Ready?
France faces a talent war, with companies struggling to fill key roles despite high unemployment.
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France faces a talent war, with companies struggling to fill key roles despite high unemployment.
Chinese investment in European factories is rising, but local perceptions vary by distance from Brussels, according to recent analysis.
The FDA has cleared a blood test developed at Washington University for early Alzheimer's detection.
Globacom, Nigeria's telecom giant, celebrates 23 years of operation, reaffirming its commitment to quality service and innovation.
Daosheng Tianhe advances construction of a Moroccan plant for wind blade materials, targeting European and American clients.
India's IIT-Bombay and government launch accelerator for deep-tech energy startups with guaranteed PSU procurement.
Morocco deploys AI-powered drones to monitor and combat toxic algae blooms in its dams, protecting water supplies.
Websol expands TOPCon solar module production while reducing silver consumption per cell.
Portugal's government is reviewing the Sports Arbitration Law to improve efficiency and align with international standards.
Volvo will launch the EX90 and ES90 in India on October 12, 2026, marking its electric SUV and sedan debut.
African youth delegates gathered in Ouagadougou to prepare for the World Youth Conference, focusing on education, employment, and civic participation.
Former VP Bawumia met Japan's Ambassador and JICA officials to discuss cooperation on digitalization, fintech, AI, and flood control.