China will cut emissions by 7-10 percent by 2035, President Xi Jinping told a high-level climate summit on Wednesday, as the world’s largest carbon-polluting nation announced an ambitious target.
Alongside the economy-wide emission-reduction…
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How many hole-in-ones have been hit in Ryder Cup history?
By Ryder Cup Digital On September 24, 2025 10:00 UTC
In the near 100-year history of the Ryder Cup, there have only been six holes-in-one.
Since the inaugural edition in 1927 – then played between the United States and a Great Britain team – an…
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Enhanced Ryder Cup Spectator Security Procedures for Presidential Visit
By PGA of America On September 24, 2025 11:48 UTC
Those attending the Ryder Cup on Friday, September 26, should expect enhanced security measures and additional restrictions in place at Bethpage Black.
Ticketed attendees are strongly urged to…
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Meeting the AI Moment in Asset Management: An Agenda for Industry Lawyers | Insights
As lawyers serving asset managers, many of us have thought to ourselves at some point, “If I wanted to be a spreadsheet expert, I would have gone to business school instead of law school.” Such reflection about our occasional struggles for…
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A spin in the new Eitan APC
I’m an ant. One that climbed onto a robotic vacuum and rode it for fun. She feels invincible, this ant. Crushing everything beneath her. Queen of the house, queen of the world – not just any ant in a robot vacuum; she’s a force of nature now….
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Asian Stocks Set to Fall as Global Rally Stalls: Markets Wrap – Bloomberg.com
- Asian Stocks Set to Fall as Global Rally Stalls: Markets Wrap Bloomberg.com
- Asian stocks drop: Nikkei slides on weak manufacturing; Brent crude and gold show volatility The Times of India
- Asia markets mixed amid Wall Street declines after U.S….
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Ukraine and Syria restore diplomatic relations
Ukraine and Syria restore diplomatic relations | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/World NewsUkraine broke off relations with Syria in 2022 after the ousted Syrian leader, Bashar al-Assad’s government, recognized swathes of Russian-occupied…
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Plant that mimics odour of half-eaten ants to attract pollinators discovered | Insects
It’s a stark demonstration of nature at its most devious: researchers have discovered a plant that attracts pollinating flies by mimicking the odour of half-eaten ants.
The species of dogbane is the first plant known to boost its chances of…
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Turning AML/CTF compliance into a virtuous cycle: Independent evaluation meets mature governance – Dentons
- Turning AML/CTF compliance into a virtuous cycle: Independent evaluation meets mature governance Dentons
- Six months to Australia’s new AML regime: is your business ready? Lexology
- Tranche 2 laws for real estate: ‘This will be serious’, says…
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Physicists Find a New Way Around Quantum Limits
By reworking the very nature of quantum uncertainty, researchers have discovered a way to measure the unmeasurable with unprecedented precision. Their method, adapted from quantum computing, hints at a future of sensors so sensitive… Continue Reading