Reveals

Ukraine War Shows How Information Warfare and Sensor Fusion Speed the Kill Chain The Ukraine war shows how information warfare, sensor fusion and autonomous systems are significantly accelerating the kill …

Study: Richest Ten Percent Responsible for Up to US$5.7 Trillion in Annual Environmental Damage Researchers from Leiden and Oxford find the richest ten percent cause disproportionate environmental harm, urging stronger …

JLL Study: Housing Mismatch Leaves German Cities Short by Thousands of Apartments JLL finds a housing mismatch in Germany: major cities receive far fewer new units than needed while rural …

Brexit at Ten: Mixed Promises, Measured Gains and Lingering Costs Ten years after the 2016 referendum, Brexit’s legacy is mixed: the UK’s economy is modestly larger but the promises of …

Hans-Dieter Lucas: Iran nuclear deal lessons from Vienna that could shape U.S.-Iran talks Former German lead negotiator Hans-Dieter Lucas reflects on the 2015 Vienna Iran nuclear deal and shares diplomatic …

Survey: Vacation Pay in Germany Favours Men, Western Workers and Large Firms WSI survey finds vacation pay in Germany unevenly distributed; men, West German employees and staff in large firms …

Maren Schiller Targets Zugspitz-Ultra as Creative Runner Tackles 107 km Challenge Maren Schiller, the 30-year-old extreme runner and influencer, will take on the Zugspitz-Ultra on June 19, a 107-kilometer race …

AI skills trump university degrees, Ifo survey shows Companies report AI skills can replace formal qualifications, but most remain cautious about substituting experience for AI-assisted hires. (155 characters) A new …

Roberto Carlos Lopes: How a LinkedIn Message Led to a Cape Verde Call-Up Roberto Carlos Lopes was surprised to learn he had been noticed by Cape Verde after a 2018 …