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Natural gas markets ticked up on Wednesday as climate models predict a hotter summer across the U. S. Forecasts now point to higher temperatures in the mid‑Atlantic and upper Midwest, which could push electricity companies to use more gas for cooling systems. The price jump of about 2. 35% was drive

business

Coffee Prices Rise as Rain, Stocks and Weather Shake the Market

Rain in Brazil is keeping farmers busy. The extra water delays harvests and makes the coffee beans harder to grow, so buyers are paying more. A new cold front is expected to bring over 50 millimetres of rain to southern Brazil this week, which could lower the quality of the crop. Coffee stock

business

Power Play in Africa: How a Solar Startup is Lighting Up Rural Homes

A company lighting up remote villages in Africa just got a major cash boost. WeLight, already the continent’s top solar mini-grid provider, recently sold a stake to the International Finance Corp. to fund its push into Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The move comes after raising €27 mi

science

Soccer in Space: Why NASA is Studying the World Cup Ball

NASA recently sent an official FIFA World Cup 2026 ball to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of a unique experiment. Astronauts tested how the ball moves in zero gravity, showing how space research connects to sports. This isn’t just for fun—they’re studying how small changes in a soccer

Judges Take Legal Action Against U. S. Sanctions

Three judges from the International Criminal Court have taken the unusual step of suing the U. S. government over sanctions that block their financial activities. The judges argue these measures are illegal and meant to pressure them into changing their rulings. The sanctions, imposed last year, pre

School Strike in Iran Raises Questions About Who Fired the Missiles

A deadly attack on a school in southern Iran late February left more than 175 children and teachers dead, but the U. S. president now says the truth may never come out. During a brief press talk, he admitted investigators might never pinpoint who launched the missiles that hit the building on the fi

Rethinking How We Stop Terror‑Financing

The fight against groups that use money to fuel violence is getting sharper. One major lesson came from a 1996 case where Hamas killed an American teen, David Boim. A U. S. court found that two charities—one called the Islamic Association of Palestine and another named the Holy Land Foundation

business

Farseer Brings AI‑Powered Finance to the UK and North America

Farseer, a platform that unites data, modeling and reporting for finance teams, has moved its services into the UK and North America. The company also unveiled a new AI feature called AI Analyst, which lets users ask questions in everyday language and receive answers that come straight from a verifi

European Voices Alarm Over China’s Moves Near Taiwan

Britain, France and Germany have all stepped up their warnings after China sent coast guard vessels to patrol the waters east of Taiwan. The ships were launched for what Beijing called a “special maritime traffic law‑enforcement operation, ” a move that Taipei found very provocative. China’s c

entertainment

Apple’s Streaming Vision Wins Global Award