Reveals

Alexander Zverev diabetes incident in Halle linked to faulty glucose sensor and insulin error Alexander Zverev diabetes incident in Halle: faulty glucose sensor and insulin error left the world No. …

Brexit at 10: How the June 23, 2016 Referendum Reshaped Britain’s Economy, Trade and Politics Brexit at 10: A concise look at the economic costs, border frictions and political fallout …

Demand for Non-US AI Providers Surges as Firms and Governments Seek Alternatives Companies and governments are increasingly turning to non-US AI providers, prompting a sharp rise in inquiries to firms …

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 …