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Gap in the system when it comes to sovereign bonds and human rights, researcher says
There’s no current system in the responsible investment industry for “consistently evaluating the government bond investment segment of investments”, an economist and social entrepreneur says. That’s why Anne-Marie Brook from economics...
Germany to ease visa processing for Nigerians, plans to scale up beyond 10,000 applications
The Consulate-General of the Federal Republic of Germany is overhauling its visa processing system, with plans to significantly speed up approvals for Nigerian applicants and expand annual capacity beyond 10,000 applications, the new...
Book on Operation Nemesis Telling the Story to Broad German and Austrian Audiences Now Available in Armenian
Several factors motivated her to write this book. When she was living in France, where there is a large Armenian community, she had the opportunity to make Armenian friends with whom she had many discussions. She said, “I was made very much aware...
Asahi Kasei licenses novel electrolyte technology to EAS Batteries for launch of high-power cell
November 4, 2025 | By Scott Jenkins Diversified global manufacturer Asahi Kasei (Tokyo, Japan; www.asahi-kasei.com) and German battery manufacturer EAS Batteries (Düsseldorf, Germany; www.eas-batteries.com) signed a license agreement for the use...
German President Receives Royal Welcome in Kumasi as He Visits Otumfuo At Manhyia Palace, Video
His Excellency Frank-Walter Steinmeier is trending online in the wake of his four-day visit to Ghana A video showed the royal welcome he and his entourage received in Kumasi Netizens who commented on the video welcomed the German President for the...
President Steinmeier breaks ground for €5.6m Green Technology Centre in Kumasi
Germany’s President, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, has cut sod for the construction of a €5.6 million Centre of Excellence for Green Technology at the Kumasi Technical Institute (KTI). The centre is expected to become a hub for innovation, research,...
Over half of Ukrainian refugees in Germany have found employment
More than half of Ukrainian refugees in Germany have found employment. The integration of Ukrainians into the labor market has been faster than that of refugees from other countries, and the employment rate has more than tripled in three years....
Stocks mostly drop as tech rally fades
Global stocks mostly fell Tuesday as investors weighed the recent tech rally on Wall Street against growing fears of an AI bubble and concerns over the US interest-rate outlook. A flood of multibillion-dollar investment into artificial...
De Nora eyes water tech deal, raises profit margin outlook
Industrie De Nora, an Italian electrochemical company, is looking at ways to expand its water-technology business. It may even announce an acquisition before the end of the year. De Nora's Paolo Dellacha said: "We have concrete M&A projects and...
More Bad News: Tech Bros Are Sperm Racing
Every few months, the Internet coughs up something so stupid it seems like it can’t be real. The latest piece of digital phlegm hacked across the hellscape of the timeline? Sperm racing. It is exactly what it sounds like; young men agree to race...
German President cuts sod for construction of Centre of Excellence in Green Energy Technology at KTI
By Yussif Ibrahim Kumasi, Nov. 04, GNA – Mr. Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, has cut sod for the construction of a new Centre of Excellence in Green Energy Technology at the Kumasi Technical Institute...
KCCI seeks to enhance Kuwait-German private sector cooperation
KUWAIT: The Kuwait Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) highlighted on Tuesday the importance of enhancing partnerships between the Kuwaiti private sector and German companies, noting that such cooperation transforms opportunities into...
Report identifies ten emerging tech solutions to enhance planetary health
A recent report underlines ten emerging technologies offering potential to accelerate climate action, restore ecosystems, and drive sustainable innovation within safe planetary boundaries. These technologies include AI-supported Earth observation,...
Germany tests revolutionary EV charging from asphalt on autobahn
The FRN is promoting the revolutionary technology of inductive charging of electric vehicles while rushing on the autobahn. The first inductive section of the route is located near Amberg in the German Bavaria. Transmits UNN from messages sent to...
Germantown High School students grow food for school lunches
The key to getting Germantown High School students to eat healthier food might be having an indoor hydroponic garden available at the school to grow it. The garden is designed to grow plants such as lettuce, as well as fresh herbs, microgreens,...
Germany will maintain its ambitious climate targets: Chancellor Merz
BERLIN Germany will maintain its ambitious climate targets, Chancellor Friedrich Merz confirmed Tuesday, one week before the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Brazil. “We want to maintain the targets. We want to achieve them by developing...
German President breaks ground for €5.6m Green Technology Centre in Kumasi
The President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, has cut sod for the construction of a €5.6 million Centre of Excellence for Green Technology at the Kumasi Technical Institute (KTI). The project, a key component of Ghana’s Technical and...
Germany to order additional Pegasus spy jets to reduce reliance on US intelligence
Germany plans to purchase at least three additional Pegasus signals intelligence aircraft, increasing the total fleet to up to nine units, to enhance the Bundeswehr’s independent electronic intelligence capability and fill the long-standing gap...
Germany's Deindustrialization Is a Cautionary Tale Against 'Green' Climate Policies
Germany has been in a state of cultural decline for years. It's allowed a massive influx of migrants to take over the country, leading to terror attacks and the cancellation of uniquely German things like Oktoberfest and outdoor Christmas markets...
Alexander Reisenbichler – Germany’s housing crisis is making Europe’s sick man even sicker
Germany, long-known for being a cheap country for housing due to widespread affordable renting, has seen rent rise 70% and property prices double since 2010. Dr Alexander Reisenbichler is an Associate Professor in Political Science at the...