China's thorium-229 nuclear clock outperforms Vienna's on stability, studies show
Research cited by SCMP indicates a Chinese thorium-229 nuclear clock holds steadier time than a Vienna-built counterpart, as the first such devices begin operating.
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Research cited by SCMP indicates a Chinese thorium-229 nuclear clock holds steadier time than a Vienna-built counterpart, as the first such devices begin operating.
Italian rock singer Vasco Rossi received an honorary doctorate in politics and communication from the University of Salerno, according to Sky TG24.
UOL Economia reports overseas investors placed R$10bn in the Brazilian stock exchange on Monday, the first trading day after the election's first round.
Major U.S. stock indexes fell Wednesday as government bond yields climbed to their highest level in 24 years, pulling the S&P 500 and Nasdaq back from records.
TechRepublic reports the two companies are working together on smart home hardware, including locks, cameras and a doorbell.
Le Monde.fr reports NATO's military committee traveled to Kyiv on Tuesday, marking its first visit to Ukraine in eight years.
Researchers from Western institutions are contributing to a worldwide project aimed at building a digital model of the brain, Mirage News reports.
ASUS Japan's Zenbook 14 UX3480 series offers Intel, AMD, or Qualcomm chips across 23 models, with an OLED screen and a starting price reported in the ¥180,000s.
Saudi civil aviation authorities say two attacks hit airport facilities in Abha and Riyadh, with reported deaths and injuries.
The Clarkson's Farm presenter will return to automobiles for a one-off special, Jeremy Grows a Car, arriving on Prime Video in 2027.
Spiegel reports Merz criticized support for the AfD while warning against jumping to conclusions, as Wüst calls Saxony-Anhalt's AfD speaker a deep rupture.
Amsterdam's Allard Pierson museum has returned a centuries-old vase to a Sicilian village after a wedding photo helped expose its theft.
Ireland's exams body suspended its results portal and recalled sheets after an error, as nearly 74,000 students were due to receive Junior Cycle results.
Commemorations coincide with public demands for answers and an approaching election, as coverage also focuses on antisemitism and Gaza.
The World Health Organization recommends diet and exercise for children with obesity, while for the first time opening the door to medication in some cases.
CNBC reports the Dow fell 400 points Wednesday as the 10-year Treasury yield reached its highest level in 24 years.
Édouard Philippe, Gabriel Attal and François Hollande visited a Paris exhibition honoring victims of the October 7 attacks, Le Figaro reports.
France has stopped using stun grenades after a boy's hand was blown off during student protests, the BBC reports.
The Department of Agriculture says rice imports may pass 5 million metric tons as a strong El Niño threatens drought across the country until March 2027.
A former Halmstads BK player confirms he rejected foreign bids, according to Hallandsposten.
Sungura musician Ngwazi has been brought before a court in Zimbabwe over allegations of abuse, according to Herald.co.zw.
Yahoo Lifestyle Canada is tracking live updates as Amazon's Big Deal Days 2026 continues, with markdowns on AirPods, vacuums and clothing.
Google has launched a public SynthID site and widened access to its AI content detector, which now works across models, per TechCrunch.
Sohu reports major tentpole films stepped back this National Day holiday, letting platform-style companies drive more than 1.1 billion yuan in ticket sales.
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