A new guide from CISA and allied cybersecurity agencies says organizations should build dedicated isolation points into ...

Communist China, a nation that was economically irrelevant on the world stage just 50 years ago, has systematically ...

Ultra-processed foods have become one of nutrition science's biggest villains, blamed for everything from obesity to heart ...

Owen Poole covers today's top tech stories, including: EU countries attempt to regulate popular "prediction markets," Starlink partners with American Airlines ahead of the future SpaceX IPO, and ...

Last week, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi led a business delegation to New Delhi for the 16th India-Japan annual summit. During last year’s summit in Tokyo, Takaichi’s predecessor, Shigeru ...

Lilac Solutions is raising north of $350M to develop a commercial plant to pull lithium directly from Utah’s Great Salt Lake. The plant, which would be the first of its kind in the U.S., signals the ...

Federal clean energy incentives are (mostly) gone—but “the glass is more than half full,” according to a new report. The details: 74% of new clean energy capacity and 71% of new clean generation ...

THE geopolitics of critical minerals entered a new phase recently when the Group of Seven (G7) announced plans to reduce dependence on any single supplier of rare earth elements and permanent magnets.

Led by Japan, East Asia seems to be setting off along a road to nowhere – beyond tension and maybe eventual conflict. This may seem a harsh indictment yet consecutive Japanese leaders have shown a ...

India and the US signed a bilateral “critical minerals framework” on Tuesday, as External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio before the latter wrapped up his four-day ...

WASHINGTON — The Army, in partnership with industry and academia, is breaking through historical barriers to develop alternate sources of supply and give Soldiers the ability to repair their equipment ...

Worrying, the TMT concluded that communities where mining of these essential minerals is taking place are ‘still steeped in poverty - despite mining companies reaping huge profits from their land’.