Greece’s OPEKEPE Scandal Deepens

Back on Earth, the political ground is shifting in Greece. A massive fraud scandal at OPEKEPE — the country's agricultural

Artemis II: Humanity’s Farthest Journey

Four NASA astronauts aboard the Artemis II spacecraft set a new distance record from Earth on April 6, completing a

A 400-Year-Old Shipwreck Emerges from the Baltic

In a far more serene — if eerie — development, unusually low water levels in the Baltic Sea have revealed

Olympic Sailing Champion Wearn Returns in Style

On a lighter note, Australian sailing legend Matt Wearn marked his return to international competition with a victory at the

Chinese Artist Jailed for Satirising Mao Zedong

In a stark reminder of the limits on artistic expression in China, 69-year-old sculptor Gao Zhen has been convicted and

A 5,000-Year-Old “Vampire” Superbug Rewrites Antibiotic Resistance

From the frozen depths of a Romanian cave comes a discovery that could reshape our understanding of one of modern

Argentina’s Milei Alleges Russian Spy Network in Media

In Latin America, Argentine President Javier Milei made headlines by denouncing what he called an "illegal Russian espionage network" operating

What Teens Are Really Doing With AI Chatbots

Across the Atlantic, the New York Times published a deep investigation into the growing phenomenon of teenagers engaging with role-playing

Costa Rica Condemns China’s Retaliation Against Panama

In Central America, a port dispute has mushroomed into a geopolitical flashpoint. Costa Rica on Saturday formally condemned commercial measures

U.S. EPA Takes Aim at Microplastics in Drinking Water

In a move with potentially far-reaching implications for public health, U.S. agencies announced plans to begin monitoring drinking water for