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SeAH Steel wins contract to supply pipes for UK carbon capture project

Large carbon dioxide capture pipes await deployment at SeAH Steel’s Suncheon facility in South Jeolla Province. Courtresy of SeAH Steel SeAH Steel has secured a contract to supply approximately 1,750 metric tons of stainless steel pipes for a carbon capture project in Teesside, northern England, the company said Thursday, marking the Korean steelmaker’s entry into…

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Russia has begun to seriously lag behind in the global technology race — EADaily, June 7th, 2026 — Hi-Tech, Russia

Russia has begun to seriously lag behind in the global technology race. This is reported by Avia pro with reference to experts of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Spending on science and development in the country is less than 2% of global costs. The United States continues to lead in this area, and China is…

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Fertilizer prices have collapsed: Europe is suffering again — EADaily, June 11th, 2026 — Politics, Russia

Gas prices remained low in the main fertilizer producing countries. Therefore, the crisis with fertilizers did not last long and their cost dropped sharply. This was a gift for European farmers, but not for EU producers, for whom gas has not become cheaper. “The cost of the most important nitrogen fertilizer in the United States…

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India’s workers are training AI robots to take their jobs | Technology

Published On 11 Jun 202611 Jun 2026 With a smartphone strapped to her head, Indian housewife Nagireddy Sriramyachandra films herself slicing mangoes to train artificial intelligence-powered robots to take on household tasks in the future. Earning 250 rupees ($2.6) for one hour of video, her mundane recordings are invaluable for global tech companies teaching machines…

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Study reveals strong public support for democratic governance 

By Edward Acquah, GNA  Accra, June 10, GNA – Most Ghanaians continue to support democratic governance despite concerns over corruption, economic hardship, and the appeal of military rule in some neighbouring countries.  The study found that 55 per cent of respondents preferred democracy to military rule, while 23 per cent favoured military governance.  Professor Isaac Owusu Mensah, Head of…

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Travel Far, Live Fully: The Ultimate Guide to Meaningful Adventures

Travel is more than simply moving from one destination to another. It is an opportunity to experience different cultures, discover breathtaking landscapes, meet new people, and create unforgettable memories. Whether you dream of relaxing on pristine beaches, exploring historical landmarks, embarking on thrilling adventures, or experiencing vibrant city life, travel opens doors to endless possibilities….

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