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Tuesday’s Opera revealed a new browser called Opera Neon, focusing on AI workflows and performing tasks on your behalf, including shopping, filling out forms, coding. The browser is currently behind the waitlist, but the company said it needs to subscribe to use once a user releases. Price details have not been revealed. In particular, the Opera Neon browser features three new buttons in the sidebar. Chat, Do, Make. Chat searches the web, gets answers to queries, and presents a chatbot interface for details on the web pages you are viewing. DO uses the company’s browser operator AI agent, announced in…

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Ukrainian President Voldimiazelensky is set to meet with German Prime Minister Friedrich Merzsky as he seeks more military support amid the recent escalation of the Russian bombing campaign despite US-led efforts to end the war. During his speech in Berlin on Wednesday, Zelensky and Merz will also discuss sanctions on Russia. According to a German government spokesman, Merz will be awarded Zelensky military honor as federal prime minister at 10:00 GMT. Berlin talks follow a face-to-face meeting between Russia and Ukraine in the early May in Torkiye. Despite pressure from President Donald Trump to end the war, talks failed to…

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In the course of the CN 30 Underdarity Program, Conference News talks to program members about what is advocating for professional journeys and shaping a more inclusive and foresighted industry. This week we will meet Gabriella Gittelmon, event manager at Kin London. Gittelmon transformed his passion for organizations and people into a career that creates vibrant and meaningful experiences. In this interview she shares her journey so far. We share why confidence is important and why it’s time for the industry to rethink its relationship with alcohol and rethink the time that is appropriate for all guests. What made you…

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The Regenerative Farming Accelerator has connected entrepreneurs in land and ocean farming, fostering innovation to tackle sustainability challenges. A year later, The Innovation Platform’s Maddie Hall interviewed CEO Harry Wright about its successes and future. After observing the impact of agricultural runoff, nitrogen, and pollution from land farming on marine ecosystems, Bright Tide knew that action needed to be taken. Considering the potential applications of seaweed in replacing chemical fertilisers, the solution was to tackle both land and marine regenerative farming together. In The Innovation Platform issue 19, we interviewed Harry Wright, CEO of Bright Tide, about their Regenerative Farming…

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The Supernova project aims to improve efficiency and quality in the solar sector to use AI to enhance efficiency, data management and operational maintenance practices across the value chain. The Supernova project was established to increase quality and efficiency across the solar (PV) sector value chain by breaking down barriers for different stakeholders. The consortium, made up of 20 diverse partners, covers the entire value chain of PV energy systems, including manufacturers, project developers, independent power plants, operational and maintenance (O&M) providers, and several research facilities. The purpose of the supernova Our main idea is to break the silo. This…

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Livestock, especially cattle and sheep, release significant amounts of methane emissions during digestion and through intestinal fermentation from fertilizer management. Globally, animal agriculture contributes to approximately 32% of human-induced methane emissions. This greenhouse gas has been more than 80 times stronger than CO2 for 20 years, making it an important climate target. Research shows that animal health and management practices are deeply intertwined with methane levels. Animal welfare, illness, inefficient reproduction, and suboptimal nutrition all reduce productivity and increase methane emissions per unit of production. Why do healthy animals release less methane? Healthy animals tend to reduce methane emissions due…

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May 28, 2025Ravi LakshmananMobile Security/Software Security On Tuesday, Apple announced it had prevented more than $9 billion in fraudulent transactions over the past five years, including more than $2 billion in 2024 alone. The App Store “faces a wide range of threats that seek to fraudulent users in a variety of ways, ranging from deceptive apps designed to steal personal information to fraudulent payment schemes that attempt to abuse users.” Tech Giant said it has terminated more than 46,000 developer accounts on fraud and rejected an additional 139,000 developer registrations as part of its efforts to prevent bad actors from…

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Trump’s latest comments say China, North Korea and Russia will create a “Space Force Race.”US President Donald Trump says he has told Canada that he must pay $61 billion “if they remain a separate, but unequal nation” to be part of his proposed Gold Dome missile defense system. In a Truthsocial post, Trump claims Canada wants to be “part of our amazing Golden Dome system,” and is free to access when joining the US. Joining the proposed defense system would cost Canada “zero dollars if they become our precious 51st state,” Trump added, “they are considering the offer!” Trump’s post…

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U.S. federal prosecutors will not seek Joaquin Guzman Lopez’s death sentence if convicted at trial, court documents show.Federal prosecutors in the United States said they would not seek the death penalty of El Chapo, the son of Mexican drug lord, if he was found guilty of multiple drug trafficking charges when he was tried. According to media reports, federal prosecutors in Chicago filed a single sentence on May 23, saying they would not seek the death penalty of Joaquin Guzman Lopez, the son of Joaquin Guzman, the former leader of the Mexican feared Sinaloa Cartel, who serves life in a…

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US President Donald Trump has said that Russian President Vladimir Putin is “playing on fire” and that Russia has been protected from “really bad things.”Moscow security officials blamed President Donald Trump on the US president, causing another World War I risk after President Trump said Russian leader Vladimir Putin “played with fire” by refusing to engage in Ukrainian ceasefire talks with Kiev. Dmitry Medvedev said on Tuesday that World War II was the only “really bad” in the reaction to Trump, who posted a message to Putin on social media saying “what really bad would have already happened in Russia”…

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