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The iGaming industry has evolved rapidly over the last decade, driven by innovations in software, regulation and player expectations. Operators now compete not only on game libraries and bonuses but on user interface quality, fairness, and mobile-first delivery...

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Ecoaction and T&E presented their research on the AFIR and EPBD Directives and the current stage for Ukraine as follows.

The report examines how reconstruction governance operates across institutions, financing instruments, public investment management, transparency and accountability systems.

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“It was hard. We didn’t have enough food for the family” said Ha Thi Hung as she describes her economic condition a few years ago. Hung is a duck farmer based in Co Lung commune in the Pu Luong Nature Reserve, where GRET has been working for five years. There, it promotes the sustainable management... L’article Pu Luong Women Shaping a Future Where Nature and Livelihoods Thrive Together est apparu

GRET is pleased to present its 2025 annual report, which provides an overview of a particularly dynamic year, underpinned by the commitment of its 705 employees and its operational and financial partners. In this report, you can read about our organisation’s main interventions: its participation in key events such as the Nutrition for Growth Summit,... L’article GRET publishes its 2025 annual repo

We examined the alignment of Ukrainian legislation with the EU Directive and, based on interviews with stakeholders in the electric mobility.

From the Heart of a Mother is a solo exhibition of interdisciplinary work by Glasgow-based Pakistani artist Sana Obaid. Bringing together printmaking, sculpture, and installation, the exhibition explores themes of grief, remembrance, care, and human interconnectedness. Developed in response to witnessing the ongoing devastation in Gaza through a maternallens, the work invites audiences into a spac

In Madagascar, access to electricity in rural areas remains very limited: in 2023, according to the World Bank, only 14.6 % of inhabitants were connected. For the past 18 years, GRET has been working to reverse this trend, by structuring the sector and focusing on the development of renewable energies, with a clear objective: demonstrate... L’article Madagascar: constructing sustainable access to

Tim Burdett, a Mechanical Engineering Professor from Messiah University, shares his experience partnering with WindAid. Tim and his team helped develop a new device for our wind turbine installations called the Turbine Monitoring System. This technology will play a key role in identifying sites with strong wind resources and monitoring the performance of our wind turbines over time, allowing us to

For South Africa’s smelting and foundry industry, the era of predictable energy costs is a thing of the past. Over the last 25 years, the sector has navigated a 1,000% increase in energy costs – a figure that has turned... The post Your 2030 Survival Strategy: Why South African Smelters Will Not Go Cold first appeared on Red Rocket Energy.

In the year AD 1577, a massacre took place in Uamh Fhraing, locally known as Massacre Cave, on the Isle of Eigg. Tradition states that almost 400 people were killed in the cave during the Clan feud between the MacDonalds and MacLeods. The recent discovery of human remains within the cave, which have been radiocarbon dated to between AD […]

Engineers Without Borders member Nalyssa Runge, a Sustainable Energy Engineering student from Simon Fraser University, shares her experience with WindAid after participating in our two-week Engineer Program. She and the rest of her team helped us finish building a wind turbine and install it for a family in the Salpo district, in the rural community of Achupallar. Thank you for all your hard work

Discover how SOLmobility is revolutionizing the energy landscape in Bangladesh. By leveraging advanced telemetry and bidirectional power exchange, we’re turning millions of electric rickshaw batteries from passive loads into a distributed "Virtual Power Plant." Learn how this smart system stabilizes the national grid, reduces carbon emissions, and creates new income streams for EV drivers through