UniQure plans to seek FDA accelerated approval for its Huntington's disease gene therapy, using three-year data from a Phase 1/2 study. This follows a recent FDA meeting that reversed previous criticisms of the evidence, with shares soaring 70%.
Candace Owens and Blake Neff clash on social media over claims about Charlie Kirk's successor at TPUSA, with Owens demanding proof that Erika Kirk was officially named as such.
Health organizations accuse big tobacco of using fears of illicit markets to lobby for lower taxes, warning this undermines decades of progress in smoking control. They criticize a parliamentary inquiry for holding secret hearings with Philip Morris, violating WHO agreements.
European governments agreed to "clarify" the application of the European Convention on Human Rights in migration cases to counter populist attacks. The declaration aims to set a "high" bar for certain rights, balancing individual freedoms with public interests and immigration control.
Beneath the surface of the world’s oceans lies an infrastructure so essential, modern life would stall without it – yet so invisible it rarely enters public debate. Submarine cables, slender fibre-optic systems laid across the seabed, carry over 95 per cent of global internet traffic, transmitting the data that underpins financial markets, diplomatic exchanges and everyday communication. What appears to be neutral infrastructure is, in fact, a deeply political system – one that exposes a...
New Zealand minister Shane Jones is facing backlash for describing potential immigration from India as a 'butter chicken tsunami.' Jones defended his use of hyperbole, while political leaders and community representatives condemned the remarks as racist and alarmist.
