Author: Sachin Mahto

A landmark lawsuit against tech giants Google and Meta alleges their platforms were intentionally designed to foster addiction in young users, leading to severe mental health issues. This case could significantly impact the future of internet usage for children and how social media services are regulated.

Bill Gates has addressed his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, expressing regret for the meetings and asserting that he did nothing illegal. The Microsoft co-founder explained the nature of their interactions to his foundation staff.

NASA’s Artemis II crewed lunar mission has been delayed until at least April 2026 due to a critical helium flow anomaly discovered in the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. The SLS-Orion stack has been rolled back to the Vehicle Assembly Building for repairs, emphasizing safety first for the historic journey around the Moon.

Volvo has initiated a massive global recall affecting tens of thousands of its electric EX30 models due to a critical battery overheating issue. While the recall impacts many regions, owners in Poland are reportedly not affected. The issue, which could lead to short circuits or even fire, carries an estimated cost of nearly $200 million for the automaker.

Volvo has announced a massive recall for tens of thousands of its electric EX30 models due to critical battery issues that could prevent full charging and pose a fire risk. The recall, impacting 40,000 vehicles, comes with an estimated cost of $195 million and requires owners to take immediate precautions.

A groundbreaking deep-ice drilling project in Antarctica has uncovered ancient sediment dating back 23 million years, revealing critical insights into the continent’s past warm periods and its future as global temperatures rise.

Taftan Volcano: An Extinct Giant Stirring After 700,000 Years For decades, Iran’s Taftan volcano was considered a geological relic, a silent testament to ancient eruptions. However, recent satellite data reveals a dramatic shift: the volcano in southeastern Iran is showing renewed signs of life.

Russian military forces are struggling with severe communication issues after their access to Starlink satellite internet was cut off, leading to operational inefficiencies and desperate measures.

The past decade accustomed us to the possibility of cheap online shopping, especially from Chinese portals. However, 2026 might be a turning point due to changes introduced by the European Union. Coupled with questionable ethical practices of some European auction sites, we might be witnessing the end of truly low-priced internet commerce.

Scientists have set a new Guinness World Record for the smallest QR code, measuring just 1.98 square micrometers, smaller than most bacteria. This groundbreaking achievement opens new possibilities for nanotechnology, data security, and authenticating micro-components, showcasing the incredible advancements in data density.

While intended to boost recycling, deposit-return systems are inadvertently increasing waste collection fees for residents in many areas, as municipalities lose revenue from valuable recyclables.

Poland’s media regulator, KRRiT, warns that proposed laws to implement the EU Digital Services Act could lead to unchecked content blocking and administrative overreach, bypassing judicial review and potentially undermining free speech online.

Stanford Medicine researchers have developed a groundbreaking vaccine that activates the body’s innate immune system, offering broad protection against various infections and allergies, potentially revolutionizing how we combat diseases.

Wikipedia has made an unprecedented move to block Archive.today and remove nearly 700,000 links due to concerns over DDoS attacks and content modification, emphasizing its commitment to source integrity and user security.

The US Supreme Court has restricted the President’s ability to unilaterally impose tariffs, ruling that the Trump administration misused emergency powers for broad trade taxes without Congressional approval. This landmark decision could significantly reshape future US trade policy and international relations.

PKP Intercity is set to revolutionize train travel by 2026 with an automatic self check-in system via a smartphone app, aiming to eliminate disruptive ticket checks. Discover how this and other enhancements, like improved seat selection and onboard Wi-Fi, will transform your journey.

The European Union is set to implement a new strategy, the Industrial Accelerating Act (IAA), by early 2026 to boost its domestic automotive industry and counter the growing influence of Chinese manufacturers. This initiative aims to make European-made cars more competitive through strict local content requirements for public funding.

Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has signed the landmark National Cybersecurity System (KSC) Act, concluding a seven-year legislative process. This pivotal law implements the European Union’s NIS 2 directive, significantly expanding cybersecurity regulations and enhancing national digital defense. However, despite the signature, President Nawrocki has referred the act to the Constitutional Tribunal, raising concerns about its extensive scope and potential impact on businesses.

Starting February 19, 2026, Euronet ATMs are imposing a new single BLIK cash withdrawal limit of $50, down from $200. This decision, driven by rising operational costs and low interchange fees, has sparked controversy among banks and users. Learn why this change is happening, what BLIK says, and how major banks are advising their customers to navigate the new rules and potential fees.