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150th Anniversary of BOKU – Austria’s University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences
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Hedy Lamarr – Hollywood Star and the ‘Mother of WiFi’
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Despite having experienced genocide, Rwanda, through a combination of a forward-thinking President and an engaged female population, has taken …
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Research into the long-term relationship between brain function and the food we eat has been published in the respected academic medical journal Neurology® and raises both optimism and further …
20th Anniversary of US Iraq Invasion
The US invaded Iraq 20 years ago with the aim of overthrowing Saddam Hussein, freeing its people and disarming Iraq to ‘defend the world from …
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Women’s Rights and Wrongs in Iran: The Death of Mahsa Amini
The expulsion of Iran from the UN Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) is one of many ways in which the international community is condemning the Islamic Republic of Iran for its treatment of women…
Pacta Sunt Servanda, Even Enemies Must Honor Agreements
A landmark maritime agreement was recently reached between Israel and Lebanon, yet the recent parliamentary election in Israel could spell an early end to the deal that would potentially see exponential economic benefits …
Cancelling Kissinger
Henry Kissinger, Nobel laureate, former US Secretary of State and presidential advisor, published an article in The Spectator titled “How to Avoid Another World War”. Kissinger warns of the threat of nuclear war and offers …
Erdogan’s Win-Win Grain Deal
Erdogan has successfully brokered a prolongation of the Grain Deal to mid-March 2023. Turkey’s President has seized this unique opportunity to mediate between Russia and Ukraine and is using this to improve his low approval ratings …
China’s Peace Plan: Stopping a Hot War and Preventing a Cold War
China’s 12-point peace plan has already started to have an effect and proven China’s relevance on the global stage. In order to end the hot war and prevent a cold war, the plan calls for an immediate cease fire and negotiations between …
The China-Saudi Arabia-US Energy Security Triangle
Saudi Arabian and Chinese leadership have solidified a new strategic partnership that aligns policies on many issues of international interest, most notably energy. In an emerging multipolar world, this suggests …
Hidden in Plain Sight: China’s Unauthorized Overseas Police Stations
In September 2022 a Spanish human rights organization, Safeguard Defenders, published a report on Chinese police stations abroad. According to the report, Chinese authorities have set up a number of overseas …
Twitter Take Two: Whistleblower and Elon Musk
Twitter Security Chief and whistleblower Peiter ‘Mudge’ Zatko testified before Congress regarding Twitter’s privacy and security risks. This testimony provided Musk with more evidence in his legal battle regarding…
ESG Investment Ideology: Not Doing Well and Not Doing Good
ESG assigns numerical scores to company and country performance in the environment, social and governance areas. Trillions of dollars have been poured into ESG-funds, …
Sam Bankman-Fried: From Hero to Zero
Sam Bankman-Fried, the founder of the now-defunct FTX crypto exchange and former darling of MSM, the liberal elite and Democrat politicians, was …
So Much For Competition: Looming Kroger & Albertsons Merger
In October, American retail giants Kroger and Albertsons announced plans for a nearly USD 25 billion merger. If approved by regulators, the deal …
Big Pharma and Big Farms – EU Condones Bloody PMSG Business
Iceland, Argentina and Urugay are the main countries in which the PMSG business flourishes. These blood or vampire farms extract the blood of …
The Vienna BioCenter – A Leading Hub for Life Sciences in the Heart of Europe
The Vienna BioCenter located in Austria’s capital city is one of Europe’s leading life science clusters. With more than 2650 people from 80 countries working on this campus, the reputation …
Quantum Entanglement: Schrödinger’s Nobel Heirs
Austrian physicist Anton Zeilinger shared the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics with Alain Aspect of France and John Clauser of the US for ingenious experiments involving quantum entanglement. This Prize …
Professor Hwang Il Soon’s Model for Unlimited & Safe Nuclear Energy …
Professor Hwang Il Soon, Chair of the Department of Nuclear Engineering at Ulsan National Institute of Science and Engineering in the Republic of Korea gave iGlobenews an exclusive interview to discuss why nuclear energy is …
EU Chips Act to Boost EU Security and Semiconductor Manufacturing
The EU is set to pass the EU Chips Act in February 2023 which will aim to increase EU market-share in the industry to 30%. This ambitious goal is backed by public and private investment…
Austrian Seniors who Retire, Rewire and Inspire
ASEP is an independent pool of experienced entrepreneurs, executives and experts who want to pass on their experience and know-how to the next generation …
Can TikTok Be Trusted To Fight US Midterm Election Misinformation?
TikTok has announced a strategy to promote election integrity in the lead-up to the 2022 US midterm elections. While this has been welcomed by many, it also raises questions about whether the US should trust a …
Amazon’s Acquisition of iRobot Raises Serious Privacy Concerns
A little robot that takes care of vacuuming the floor while you are at work might sound ideal to many, yet the price to pay for this might be a complete invasion of your privacy, reminiscent of the novel 1984. Amazon’s recent acquisition …
The Old Catholics and their New Reformation: Interview with Bishop Lederleitner
Bishop Heinz Lederleitner, the highest-ranking official of the Austrian Old Catholic Church, gave iGlobenews an exclusive interview. Contrary to what the name suggests, the Old Catholic Church is a progressive and democratic …
Novartis’ Unique Life Science Campus for Training, Research and Production in Tyrol, Austria
Novartis is a leader in the production of pharmaceuticals. Sandoz, a division of Novartis, is the sole manufacturer of generic antibiotics in the western world. Novartis, based in Kundl/ Schaftenau in Tyrol, Austria, is opening a Life Science Campus in Kundl …
EuroSkills 2021: Russia Takes Gold, Austria Silver
At the end of September, Austria held a vocational skills competition EuroSkills 2021 in Schwarzl Leisure Centre in Graz. The three-day event served as a platform for …
Interview With Dr. Thomas Stelzer, Dean Of The International Anti-Corruption Academy: Combatting Corruption Through Education, Training And Networking
Dr. Thomas Stelzer, Dean of the Vienna-based International Anti-Corruption Academy, gave iGlobenews an exclusive interview and discussed how IACA has adapted to …
How A Vienna Startup Is Revolutionizing E-Learning
A Vienna-based startup has revolutionized e-learning with its innovative approach to teaching. The vision of GoStudent’s co-founders Felix Ohswald and Gregor Mueller, who …
Toxic Truth about Lithium
Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s recent visit to Chile, Argentina and Brazil aimed to secure sufficient lithium for Germany’s auto industry. Lithium batteries in our cars …
Divider of the Sea – Can Mose(s) Save Venice From Sinking?
Venice won’t go down – the landmark USD 6 billion engineering project “Mose” prevents sea water from flooding the lagoons of Italy’s iconic medieval city, subsequentially ending its famous “acqua alta” …
Water Wars in Latin America
Despite being blessed with some of the largest reserves of freshwater, more than 130 million people in Latin America & the Caribbean have no access to potable water. Inadequate sewage …
Another Fukushima on Cape Cod Bay?
Tentative plans to discharge radioactive wastewater from the decommissioned Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth, Massachusetts into Cape Cod Bay has the community in an…
Long Overdue Burn Pit Legislation: Bi-Partisan Bill Expands Veteran Health …
Effective as of August 10, the Honoring our Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act of 2022 promises to increase healthcare access …
Pan Y Paz: The Socio-Economic Implications Of COVID-19 In Latin…
The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the inherent inequality and poverty prevalent in most countries throughout the world. This rings especially true …
Augusta Victoria Hospital Denies Care to Palestinian Cancer Patients
Augusta Victoria Hospital (AVH) in East Jerusalem has been turning away terminally ill cancer patients due to the lack of sufficient international funding received …
Brain Drain from Social Media
Social media is unquestionably here to stay. Researchers are becoming increasingly concerned about the effects of social media on human behavior and, in a recent ground-breaking study, on brain …
Turkey’s New Soft Power: Blockbuster T-Dramas
Turkish TV dramas and historical fictions are quickly becoming an important soft power tool. Their popularity spans the globe and their reach is not confined to the Muslim word. These dramas glorify Turkish history and culture and have been a huge financial success. President Erdogan …
Tu Felix Austria Nube: NHM Exhibition Celebrates 200 Years Brazil-Austria Relations
Vienna’s Natural History Museum celebrates 200 years of Austrian-Brazilian relations with an exceptional exhibition. It all started with a dynastic marriage in 1817, when Archduchess Maria Leopoldina of Austria married the Duke of Braganza …
“rich & poor” (“arm & reich”) at Dom Museum Wien
The current exhibition at the Dom Museum Wien “rich & poor” is devoted to the ever-widening gap between the rich and poor. The spectrum of the exhibition ranges from photographic works that capture those affected by poverty …
Max Weiler and the Painting of the Sung Dynasty
Max Weiler is one of the most important Austrian painters of the 20th century. His painting was deeply influenced by the painters of the Sung dynasty (960–1279). It is no coincidence that Max Weiler’s late work was honored in 1998 …
Interview With Maria Rauch-Kallat, President Of Austria’s Paralympic Committee And Former Minister For The Environment, Women And Health
Maria Rauch-Kallat, a well-known political figure in Austria and pioneer for women’s rights, gave iGlobenews an exclusive interview. She discussed women rights, politics, the pandemic, her role as President of Austria’s Paralympic Committee and Club Alpha, a non-partisan women’s organization she …
The Beijing 2022 Olympics – Is it Time to Reform the IOC?
The opening of the 2022 Winter Olympics was a splendid spectacle and an impressive display of China’s global soft power. While China and the IOC insist it is a global …
Rebelling Against Sexism: Can The Norwegian Handball Association Improve Conditions For Female Athletes?
After being threatened with punishment for not complying with dress code regulations, female beach handball athletes take a stance against outdated rules and double standards.
Tokyo Olympics: The Games Haunted By Travel Restrictions And Vaccine Shortages
It is the second time Olympic Games are held in Tokyo. While 1964 was crowned with success, this year’s Olympics are facing multiple challenges: travel restrictions, a …
Angelika Amon’s Pioneering Legacy in Biology
Two years have passed since top biologist Angelika Amon passed away on 29 October 2020. Professor Amon was an Austrian scientist who taught at MIT in Boston, Massachusetts. She dedicated her life to examining how cells grow, divide, and age. She made a lasting impact in biology by showing the world how the …
Gregor Mendel’s Peas and Premonitions
This year marks the 200 anniversary of Gregor Mendel who was born on 20 July 1822. Misunderstood during his lifetime, he is today …
Maryam Mirzakhani: Fields Medal Winner and Pioneer in Mathematics
Mathematics was Maryam Mirzakhani’s passion. In 2014, she became the first and only winner of the prestigious Fields Medal, the ‘Nobel Prize’ of …
Interview With the Recipient of the 2022 Wolf Prize in Physics, Professor Ferenc Krausz
Prof. Dr. Ferenc Krausz, the recipient of the prestigious 2022 Wolf Prize in physics, gave iGlobenews an interview on his research in attosecond physics …