NÜRNBERG, Germany, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Raytron Microelectronics is showcasing its advanced IR camera module portfolio at SENSOR+TEST 2026 (Hall 1, Booth 1-616), held June 9–11, 2026, at NürnbergMesse. The showcased solutions are designed to help OEMs and system integrators integrate thermal imaging, SWIR imaging and optical gas imaging technologies into industrial automation, predictive maintenance and intelligent inspection systems. 

Crushing SWaP-C Barriers in Embedded Systems 

Original equipment manufacturers designing thermal imaging cameras for electrical inspections have long struggled with size and power constraints. Raytron Microelectronics addresses this challenge with its portfolio of ultra-compact thermal imaging modules. 

The featured TC2-C series is a miniature thermal module measuring just 13.2×13.2×8.7mm and weighing only 2.5g. Supporting MIPI, DVP, and USB interfaces, it enables seamless integration into PCB inspection systems and handheld instruments. 

From Embedded Monitoring to Large-Scale Industrial Inspection 

For large-scale industrial inspection, the SE5 1280 series delivers exceptional imaging performance with a 1280×1024 detector housed in a compact 29×29mm package. Powered by a self-developed second-generation ISP chip and shutterless technology, it provides smooth 50 Hz thermal imaging, making it ideal for drone-based utility inspection, photovoltaic monitoring, and infrastructure assessment. 

What Can Infrared See Beyond Heat? 

To truly transform industrial intelligence, Raytron Microelectronics extends its thermal module for inspection capabilities beyond long-wave infrared. 

For automated sorting lines, the NS-615AS-10GE SWIR Camera runs at an industry-shattering 825Hz via 10GigE. By fixing the spectral wavelength, it decodes the chemical signatures of clear plastics (PP, PE, PET, PVC), turning chaotic recycling sorting into a millisecond science. Simultaneously, the Photon C330H Cooled OGI Module achieves an ultra-sensitive NETD≤12mK in a 460g package, visualizing invisible methane and volatile gas leaks for immediate environmental compliance. 

How Can OEMs Bring Infrared Solutions to Market Faster? 

“We don’t just supply hardware, we act as a long-term technology partner,” said Raytron Microelectronics’ R&D Director at SENSOR+TEST 2026. Open SDKs, flexible lens options, and dual-light solutions help OEMs accelerate development and reduce time-to-market. 

About Raytron Microelectronics 

With full-stack capabilities from IC and MEMS sensor design to system integration, Raytron Microelectronics delivers high-performance infrared solutions for industrial monitoring, wildfire prevention, outdoor night vision, consumer electronics, and intelligent sensing, while providing OEMs with advanced thermal imaging modules and detectors to enable seamless integration of infrared capabilities into a wide range of smart devices. 

For Further InformationEmail: marketing@raytrontek.comWebsite: https://www.raytron-microelectronics.comLinkedIn: Raytron Microelectronics Co., Ltd. 

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SINGAPORE, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Today, OpenWay, a global provider of digital payment software, announces its collaboration with Visa, a global leader in digital payments, to help financial institutions in Asia Pacific bring new payment propositions to market more efficiently. 

Banks across Asia Pacific are under increasing pressure to launch new payment experiences more quickly while managing integration complexity, operational resilience, and evolving customer expectations. OpenWay sees growing demand from banks and fintechs for flexible platforms that support faster innovation without large-scale infrastructure replacement. 

The collaboration enables banks, processors, and fintechs to launch selected Visa payment capabilities faster on OpenWay’s Way4 digital software payments platform. Earlier coordination between Visa and OpenWay on selected product requirements and implementation frameworks helps simplify implementation and shorten deployment timelines. 

By teaming up with Visa, OpenWay gains earlier alignment on selected Visa product requirements and implementation frameworks, helping accelerate readiness for future deployments across Asia Pacific and beyond. 

Way4 platform supports card issuing, digital wallets, merchant acquiring, real-time payments, and other payment services on a single real-time platform used by banks, processors, and fintechs globally. The platform is designed to help financial institutions launch and scale new payment propositions with high configurability and operational reliability at speed. Way4 can run on premises, in the cloud, as dedicated SaaS, or in hybrid deployment models. 

This builds on several recent product initiatives supported on Way4. These include Visa Flexible Credential, which allows cardholders to access multiple funding sources through one credential, and Visa Fleet 2.0, which supports fleet-related payment use cases. Additional Visa products and services are expected to follow within the same collaboration framework. 

“Asia Pacific continues to lead global payment innovation, and banks are looking for ways to deliver new customer propositions faster and more efficiently,” said Rudy Gunawan, Managing Director of OpenWay Asia. “Our collaboration with Visa strengthens our ability to support financial institutions with faster implementation of new payment capabilities on Way4.” 

About OpenWay 

OpenWay is the best-in-class provider of digital payment software solutions for card issuing, digital wallets, merchant acquiring, BNPL, transaction switching, tokenization, and fleet payments, and the best cloud payment systems provider as rated by Gartner, Datos Insights, Ovum, Juniper Research, PayTech. Distinguished as a real-time modern payments software platform, flexible and resilient at scale. 

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LONDON, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Fastmarkets, a leading cross-commodity price reporting agency (PRA), today announced the launch of two new daily CBAM price assessments. These are designed to address one of the biggest challenges facing companies exposed to the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): the lack of real-time visibility into carbon costs at the point of trade. 

As CBAM transitions from a reporting requirement to a financial obligation, managing carbon cost exposure in real time is becoming critical for affected companies. The new assessments are designed to give the market the visibility needed to act at the point where commercial decisions are made. 

The CBAM Certificate Index and CBAM Certificate Builder provide the market with its first consistent daily view of expected CBAM certificate costs. This gives importers and exporters the ability to price, procure and manage risk before the EU confirms official certificate costs. 

Under the current CBAM framework, certificate costs are only confirmed after each reporting period – quarterly in 2026 and weekly from 2027 – leaving companies without clarity on carbon costs while goods are crossing the border. For industries such as steel, aluminium and cement, this creates significant uncertainty in pricing, procurement and risk management. Fastmarkets’ new assessments are designed to close this gap. 

Together, the two series provide both a forward-looking signal and a running total of accrued costs, enabling companies to better manage exposure throughout the reporting cycle. Both assessments are designed to converge with the official CBAM certificate price at the close of each period. 

“CBAM introduces a new layer of uncertainty into global trade because the final cost is only confirmed after transactions have already taken place. Bringing greater predictability to that cost is essential if companies are going to manage pricing, procurement and compliance decisions with greater confidence as carbon becomes a core part of cross-border trade,” said Sam Carew, Fastmarkets Senior Strategic Markets Editor. 

Companies subject to CBAM are required to purchase certificates covering the embedded emissions of imported goods. By integrating the CBAM Certificate Index and Builder with the Fastmarkets CBAM cost calculator, customers can quantify, forecast and actively manage their CBAM exposure using either EU default values or their own verified emissions data. This enables more confident decisions across pricing, procurement and compliance strategies as CBAM transitions from a reporting framework to a fully financial obligation. 

For more information, visit Fastmarkets’ carbon markets page. 

ABOUT FASTMARKETS  

Fastmarkets is an industry-leading PRA and information provider for the agriculture, forest products, metals, carbon and energy transition markets. Its benchmark prices, analytics, forecasts, and insights are critical to customers seeking to trade, manage risk, and understand complex global markets.  

Fastmarkets was founded in 1913, with a heritage dating back to 1865 through several of its acquired brands. Fastmarkets employs more than 700 people worldwide, with offices across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. The company is privately held and backed by Astorg, a leading European private equity firm.  

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BRUSSELS, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Europe’s offshore wind ambitions are at risk from rising costs, according to a new industry report published by Think Tank GlobeScan. The study, based on interviews with senior executives representing approximately 85 percent of Europe’s existing and planned offshore wind capacity, finds that only 7 percent of respondents are fully confident that the European Union will meet its offshore wind targets. 

Europe is stepping up efforts to strengthen its strategic autonomy, enhance energy security, and expand domestic clean energy manufacturing. Against this backdrop, policymakers are weighing measures ranging from local content requirements and trade instruments to cybersecurity and supply chain resilience rules. 

The report, commissioned by Dajin Heavy Industry, provides new insight into how offshore wind developers view these measures. Respondents broadly support cybersecurity requirements and express conditional support for mechanisms such as the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), provided implementation remains practical and predictable. However, support falls significantly for measures that could increase costs in a context of ongoing inflationary pressures, including local content requirements and trade restrictions. 

They point to three main areas affecting project delivery: 

Across the value chain, respondents underline the importance of maintaining efficient global supply chains alongside efforts to strengthen Europe’s industrial base. The findings suggest that achieving offshore wind deployment targets will require project affordability, investment certainty, and timely execution, while ensuring continued access to the components and infrastructure needed to deliver projects at scale. 

About Dajin Heavy Industry:Dajin Heavy Industry is a leading offshore wind fabricator specializing in monopiles, transition pieces, offshore towers, jackets, and floating foundations, while also expanding into shipbuilding capabilities and integrated transport solutions. With more than 25 years of proven experience across both onshore and offshore wind products, Dajin ranks among the top-tier global manufacturers of wind power equipment. 

The company has achieved several industry milestones, including becoming the first Chinese supplier to deliver offshore towers to Europe, and the first APAC supplier in more than a decade to supply XXL monopiles to the European market. 

Dajin Heavy Industry Co., Ltd. is advancing its strategic expansion into offshore wind installation to underpin Europe’s offshore wind development targets. As part of this strategic shift, Dajin plans to deliver a one-stop “Manufacturing + Transportation + Marshaling + Installation” integrated solution to the European offshore wind industry, marking a key milestone in its transformation from a core equipment manufacturer to a full solution provider. 

Dajin continues to strengthen dialogue and collaboration with global offshore partners, who widely identify Port and Transport & Installation as a critical supply chain constraint to achieving offshore wind ambitions. 

Media Contact:Moises Costa, Director of Government Relations and Communications at Dajin 

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AMSTERDAM and MUNICH, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) and Deutsche Telekom (XETRA: DTE) today announced Sovereign Cortex with T Security. This solution brings the Palo Alto Networks Cortex® AI-driven SecOps platform to Europe’s most regulated industries, with data sovereignty controls independently governed by Deutsche Telekom. 

Today’s AI-driven threat landscape demands immediate, real time effective cybersecurity. Yet many of Europe’s regulated organisations – in healthcare, the public sector, financial services and critical national infrastructure – face a fundamental challenge: adopting cloud-delivered AI security, while meeting Europe’s growing sovereignty requirements. Increasingly codified in GDPR, NIS2 and DORA and equivalent European frameworks, these requirements demand demonstrable controls that go beyond data residency: control over who can access data, how it is encrypted, how provider access is audited, and how it is handled in support operations. 

Sovereign Cortex with T Security addresses these requirements and enables Europe’s most regulated organisations to adopt cloud-delivered security without sovereignty compromise. Anchored by Deutsche Telekom, as the independent European trust partner, it delivers the full capabilities of the Cortex platform with purpose-built sovereignty controls for Europe’s regulatory environment. 

In addition to the data residency controls we provide customers for all of our cloud services, Sovereign Cortex with T Security provides additional sovereign controls for every layer of the environment. This includes customer and systems (telemetry) data, encryption keys, and independently audited access logs. Furthermore, all support personnel are based exclusively in Europe, and all contractual agreements are governed by European law. 

Helmut Reisinger, CEO of EMEA at Palo Alto Networks”European organisations — from public authorities to critical infrastructure operators — have been clear with us: they need real time AI-driven security and they need verifiable data sovereignty controls, and they should not have to choose between them. This is our direct response to what customers and regulators across Europe have been asking for – a service that honours Europe’s sovereignty, maintains the security effectiveness and modular platformization our customers depend on, and reflects the trust they place in us.” 

Thomas Tschersich, CEO Deutsche Telekom Security GmbH and CSO Deutsche Telekom AG”Our joint offering is currently unique in Europe at this level of quality. We meet the compliance requirements of NIS2, DORA, and KRITIS with respect to data sovereignty — without asking our customers to compromise on the effectiveness of their cyber defence.” 

A customer-led approach to sovereigntyThis solution reflects direct engagement with regulated organisations and public authorities across Europe — designed around the specific, verifiable controls they require, not a broad interpretation of sovereignty. It is built to evolve as sovereignty regulation across Europe develops. 

Sovereign Cortex with T Security will initially be available to organisations in healthcare, financial services, the public sector and critical national infrastructure, with broader availability to follow. The initial release is planned for Q3 2026. 

Learn more about how Palo Alto Networks and Deutsche Telekom are bringing AI-driven security to European industries. 

About Palo Alto NetworksPalo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW), the global AI cybersecurity leader, protects our digital way of life with a comprehensive portfolio of cybersecurity solutions and platforms across Network, Cloud, Security Operations, AI and Identity. Trusted by 70,000+ customers and powered by Unit 42 threat intelligence, our AI-driven platforms eliminate complexity, empowering enterprises to modernize with confidence and securing the speed of innovation. Explore the future of security at www.paloaltonetworks.com. 

About Deutsche TelekomDeutsche Telekom (XETRA:DTE) is Europe’s leading digital telco company, serving around 220 million customers across mobile, fixed-network and IT services. Through its subsidiaries Deutsche Telekom Security and T-Systems, the Group is also one of Europe’s largest providers of cybersecurity and managed security services. With security operations centers across Europe, an end-to-end European network and IT infrastructure, and decades of experience serving regulated industries and public-sector customers, Deutsche Telekom provides the European trust anchor for sovereign digital services. Learn more at www.telekom.com/companyprofile. 

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U.S. Reduces Traffic Congestion at the Biggest Event in Soccer with the Karsan Autonomous e-JEST! 

ISTANBUL, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Karsan, the world’s technology-focused mobility brand in next-generation public transportation, has begun providing service with its Autonomous e-JEST as part of ATL Spoke, Atlanta’s first autonomous public transportation pilot project. Bringing Karsan’s expertise in autonomous mobility to North America, the project will also serve as part of the transportation solutions supporting passenger mobility in the city during the period when the world’s largest soccer tournament is held. The ATL Spoke project, where the Autonomous e-JEST will carry out actual passenger transport, serves as a significant reference for the use of autonomous mobility in large-scale events. In Atlanta, Georgia, Karsan Autonomous e-JEST, which has begun operations as part of Atlanta’s first autonomous public transportation pilot project, ATL Spoke, provides free passenger transportation between the MARTA West End Station and the Atlanta Beltline Southwest Trail. Karsan CEO Okan Baş, stated that the company is a leading brand in next-generation projects thanks to its innovative vision for autonomy and its experience in real-world operational conditions. “The ATL Spoke project serves as a significant milestone in demonstrating how autonomous technologies create value in actual passenger transport operations,” he said. “This project offers the opportunity to observe the performance of autonomous systems and their impact on the user experience in real-life scenarios for first- and last-mile transportation solutions, and it will also shape the future of urban mobility. Karsan Autonomous e-JEST will strengthen public transportation connections by providing high-frequency transportation services and contribute to a more accessible and integrated transportation ecosystem,” he said. 

With its vision of “Staying One Step Ahead in the Future of Mobility,” Karsan plays a pioneering role in the global transformation of public transportation and continues to be the top choice for autonomous technology. Since 2021, Karsan has been providing service under real-world road conditions with Autonomous e-ATAK, the world’s first Level-4 autonomous public transportation vehicle, further solidified its leading position in driverless technology with the subsequent launch of the Autonomous e-JEST. Karsan has now begun rolling out the autonomous version of e-JEST, gamechanger in public transport, onto American roads. 

Passenger transport begins with the Autonomous e-JEST! 

Expanding its global autonomous vision to North America, Karsan begins transporting passengers in the U.S. with Autonomous e-JEST, in collaboration with its technology partner ADASTEC, North American distributor Damera, and service orchestration partner Beep. As of June 5, the Karsan Autonomous e-JEST has begun providing service in Atlanta, Georgia, as part of ATL Spoke, Atlanta’s first autonomous public transportation pilot project, offering free passenger transportation between the MARTA West End Station and the Atlanta Beltline Southwest Trail. 

Launched through a collaboration between the Atlanta Beltline, Beep, the Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority, the City of Atlanta, and MARTA, the project’s route will facilitate access to key destinations such as healthcare centers, restaurants, social spaces, and educational institutions. A connection to the Atlanta University Center is also planned for the end of summer. 

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FIRENZE – La giunta regionale ha discusso un pacchetto di provvedimenti attesi e strategici per lo sviluppo delle energie rinnovabili in Toscana: la proposta di legge che individua le aree idonee alle rinnovabili in Toscana e il mandato agli uffici competenti per la pubblicazione del Prizat (Piano regionale delle zone di accelerazione).

Il quadro legislativo disposto dalla nuova legge statale del 4 del gennaio 2026 lascia poco margine di manovra alle Regioni in merito alla capacità di programmare la diffusione degli impianti fotovoltaici ed eolici, avendo già individuato aree idonee valide su tutto il territorio nazionale e lasciando alle Regioni spazi esigui di discrezionalità per aggiungerne altre.

La Toscana intende tuttavia fare tutto il possibile per favorire la diffusione di questi impianti, nel rispetto delle particolarità della nostra regione, caratterizzata da straordinarie bellezze paesaggistiche, storiche e culturali.

“La Regione Toscana – afferma Giani – produce già il 51 per cento del suo fabbisogno energetico con energie rinnovabili. Oggi, interpretando la legge 4 approvata nel 2026 dal Parlamento italiano, vuole sfruttare al massimo le potenzialità per poter avere, con l’uso dei pannelli fotovoltaici, un incremento di questa quota per arrivare al 2030 passando dal 51 per cento a due terzi della produzione energetica regionale attraverso energie rinnovabili. Parliamo di geotermia, naturalmente ed anche di pannelli fotovoltaici, eolico e fonti idroelettriche”.

“Per questo – continua Giani – abbiamo previsto procedure che non necessitano il rilascio della Via (Valutazione di impatto ambientale), con un piano di accelerazione per gli otto capitoli previsti dalla legge nazionale. Stiamo parlando di luoghi come complessi industriali, cave, discariche, interporti, dove c’è, ad esempio, una distanza di 300 metri dall’autostrada e la possibilità di utilizzare spazi già interessati dal passaggio di arterie infrastrutturali di grande portata”.

“Quindi – aggiunge Giani – abbiamo incrementato quelle che possono essere le aree idonee e conseguentemente abbiamo aggiunto a quello che già prevede la normativa nazionale in materia la possibilità di individuazione di aree idonee non solo nelle autostrade ma anche nelle aree prossime alle strade di interesse regionale ed a una distanza minima di 250 metri dai complessi industriali. Tutto questo, ovviamente, nelle aree non soggette a vincoli di natura ambientale o culturale che comunque impedirebbero la realizzazione degli impianti. La proposta che riguarda le aree idonee interesserà 157 dei 273 comuni della Toscana: un territorio dove noi avremo la possibilità di coniugare la salvaguardia dell’ambiente e del paesaggio con progetti che comprendono la realizzazione di impianti di energie rinnovabili”.

“Uno degli obiettivi di questo pacchetto normativo – conclude Giani – è favorire gli investimenti nelle aree del demanio o del patrimonio regionale, dato che è nelle competenze e nella natura dell’amministrazione agire come motore del cambiamento”.

I provvedimenti prevedono inoltre norme volte a promuovere gli impianti agrivoltaici, a condizione che siano realizzati nel rispetto della continuità dell’attività agricola e dei requisiti tecnici che saranno definiti dalla Regione, favorendo interventi che rappresentino una concreta opportunità di sviluppo e valorizzazione del territorio rurale.

“Le proposte portate in giunta – precisa l’assessore all’ambiente David Barontini – guardano oltre il 2030 e arrivano al 2050 per riuscire a raggiungere quanto prima un’autonomia energetica, che in questo periodo complicato è sempre più importante, rispettando il profilo, la natura e l’identità della Toscana: i nostri paesaggi, le nostre peculiarità, il nostro stile di vita. In questo percorso sarà essenziale il coinvolgimento degli Enti locali con i quali porteremo avanti anche gli sviluppi di una legge che per sua stessa natura è una legge dinamica”.

“Quello che vorremmo – prosegue Barontini – è verificare annualmente la potenza installata rispetto a quella prevista, per riuscire, eventualmente, a correggere la traiettoria e avviare una governance condivisa di tutto il processo alla quale partecipano i rappresentanti dei Comuni e delle Province, quindi Anci e Upi, in modo tale da poter studiare anche delle proposte di modifica per riuscire a rispettare gli obiettivi che ci siamo posti e dare la possibilità di proporre alla Regione un allegato cartografico per aumentare, eventualmente, la percentuale di disponibilità del proprio territorio”.

La proposta di legge sulle aree idonee si accompagna inoltre al mandato conferito agli uffici competenti di procedere nei prossimi giorni agli atti necessari alla pubblicazione della proposta di Piano regionale per l’individuazione delle zone di accelerazione, strumento previsto dalla normativa nazionale per favorire la diffusione degli impianti da fonti rinnovabili in aree specificamente individuate dalla legge 4/2026.

Nell’ambito delle procedure previste dalla Valutazione ambientale strategica (Vas), il piano verrà quindi pubblicato sul sito della Regione e resterà disponibile per 60 giorni, al fine di consentire ai portatori d’interesse di consultare la proposta e presentare osservazioni. In questa ottica di trasparenza e massimo coinvolgimento dei cittadini è prevista inoltre la pubblicazione di una mappa sul sito web della Regione, che verrà progressivamente aggiornata e implementata, nella quale sarà possibile consultare i dati georeferenziati relativi allo stato delle autorizzazioni e degli impianti sul territorio regionale.

Il pacchetto di provvedimenti sulle aree idonee si concluderà nei prossimi giorni con l’adozione di una seconda proposta di legge volta a promuovere ulteriori semplificazioni amministrative per il rilascio delle autorizzazioni. Si tratta di una facoltà prevista dal decreto legislativo 190/2024 che la Regione Toscana intende utilizzare per sostenere con maggiore efficacia il percorso di transizione energetica.

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SHANGHAI, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — From June 3 to 5, EVE Energy made a major impact at the SNEC PV Photovoltaic Power Conference & Exhibition in Shanghai. The company showcased its full-scenario energy storage portfolio, including the Mr. Big Family series, highlighting its technological leadership and proven mass-production and delivery capabilities. During the exhibition, EVE Energy announced multiple strategic partnerships, with total agreements exceeding 67GWh — a clear validation of its product competitiveness and growing customer trust. 

6.9+MWh BESS Stands Out with Dual Strengths in Technology and Delivery 

At the event, EVE Energy’s 6.9+MWh energy storage system and the Mr. Big Family series attracted significant attention, driven by their robust product advantages and stable performance. 

Built on a mature large-format battery R&D platform, the 6.9+MWh system delivers three breakthrough benefits: high integration efficiency, ultra-long cycle life, and multi-layered safety. Designed in a standard 20-foot container, it increases energy density through higher-capacity cells, CTP (cell-to-pack) integration, and optimized space utilization — significantly lowering upfront capex. Precise thermal management and intelligent equalization technology keep temperature variations tightly controlled throughout operation, enabling over 10,000 cycles and stable performance over the entire system lifespan. The system also features a comprehensive safety architecture, including multi-tier protection and an intelligent fire suppression strategy, setting a new benchmark for large-scale energy storage systems. 

Underpinning this product strength is EVE Energy’s advanced manufacturing platform and proven delivery track record. To date, EVE has produced over 3.7 million large-format cells for energy storage applications and achieved stable GWh-level deliveries, reinforcing its production capacity foundation to support global customer project fulfillment. 

Over 67GWh in Signed Agreements — Market Trust Well Earned 

At the show, EVE Energy signed agreements with Shanghai Electric Power Electronics Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Vertrans Energy Technology Co., Ltd., Zhejiang Savant Digital Energy Technology Co., Ltd., Tianjin RY Energy Co., Ltd., and Genesis Energia e Tecnologia Ltda., a Brazil-based energy solution provider. The total contracted capacity exceeded 67GWh, underscoring strong market confidence in EVE’s product and solution offerings. 

Strengthening Industrial Ties and Shaping the Future with Partners 

Steven Chen, SVP of EVE Energy, along with the company’s core management team, engaged in extensive discussions with industry leaders and supply chain partners. Key topics included trends in large-format battery technology, innovative applications of high-capacity storage systems, global production capacity coordination, and ecosystem co-development — helping to deepen shared strategic vision and expand areas of collaboration. 

As the energy storage industry accelerates, EVE Energy will remain focused on advancing large-format battery technologies. Backed by robust production capacity and full-stack in-house R&D, and guided by a long-term strategic vision, EVE is committed to delivering reliable products and stable supply as a trusted global partner — driving the global shift toward a greener, low-carbon energy future. 

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The FORTEGRA Venous Stent is engineered to offer an optimal balance of conformability and compression resistance for treating a broad range of patients. 

PUTZBRUNN, Germany, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — W. L. Gore & Associates Medical Products (Gore) announced today CE Mark approval for the GORE® VIABAHN® FORTEGRA Venous Stent, indicated for use in the treatment of symptomatic inferior vena cava (IVC) and iliofemoral venous outflow obstruction. Building on the recent U.S. FDA approval, this milestone reflects Gore’s commitment to expanding access to a purpose-built treatment option for physicians and patients worldwide. 

The FORTEGRA Venous Stent, the newest addition to the VIABAHN® Device family, is specifically engineered to treat patients with deep venous disease. It consists of an open-structure, self-expanding wire-wound nitinol frame and a polymer lattice, which is designed for conformability, strength and fracture resistance.  

This novel technology helps provide an optimal balance and unique combination of allowing the stent to conform to the natural anatomy while providing compression resistance throughout the entire device. Featuring a wide range of sizes, the FORTEGRA Venous Stent is appropriate for a wide range of patient anatomies. 

“The FORTEGRA Venous Stent represents a significant advancement in the treatment of patients with the most difficult-to-treat venous obstructive pathology; occlusion of the inferior vena cava and iliac veins. Patients will benefit from a device that is specifically designed for this pathology and its unique anatomic and physiologic challenges, including preservation of optimal flow dynamics through reconstruction of the iliocaval confluence and the unique properties of physiological movement in the inferior vena cava,” says Prof. Stephen Black, Professor of Venous Surgery at Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital London and Global Primary Investigator.  

The FORTEGRA Venous Stent was evaluated in a prospective trial – the first of its kind to include the IVC, iliac and iliofemoral veins. The results demonstrated the device to be both safe and effective for its indicated use in patients with deep venous disease. Among patients that experienced pain at baseline, 81% showed improvement in pain at 12 months, with a median reduction in the pain score of -2.0 (p<0.001). Significant improvements were demonstrated across validated quality-of-life measures (VEINES-QOL, EQ-5D-5L), and improvements were observed in clinical severity measures, including edema and ulcer-related outcomes. Primary patency remained high at 12 months (83.4% overall), with no device-related safety concerns observed. 

“What is particularly important about this evidence is that it reflects the full thrombotic spectrum we treat in practice—acute, subacute, and post-thrombotic syndrome,” said Prof Gerry O’Sullivan, Interventional Radiologist, Gallway University Hospital, Ireland. 

“This prospective study demonstrated conclusively that patients benefitted from a device that is specifically designed for patients with complex cases involving the inferior vena cava, iliac veins and inflow veins. Results showed clinically meaningful benefits, alongside improvements in patient quality of life and clinical severity measures.” 

A legacy of transformative medical technologies  

The FORTEGRA Venous Stent from Gore is backed by the legacy of over 55 million medical devices implanted over the course of 50 years, building on a reputation of transforming medical technologies through research, education and quality initiatives. The product performance, ease of use and quality of service Gore provides offer long-term value for physicians, hospitals and insurers. 

To learn more about the FORTEGRA Venous Stent visit goremedical.com/en-emea/products/fortegra 

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Gore engineers medical devices that treat a range of cardiovascular and other health conditions. With more than 55 million medical devices implanted over the course of more than 45 years, Gore builds on its legacy of improving patient outcomes through research, education and quality initiatives. Product performance, ease of use and quality of service provide sustainable cost savings for physicians, hospitals and insurers. Gore is joined in service with clinicians and through this collaboration we are improving lives. For more information, visit https://www.goremedical.com/en-emea
 

About Gore 

W. L. Gore & Associates is a global materials science company dedicated to transforming industries and improving lives. Since 1958, Gore has solved complex technical challenges in demanding environments — from outer space to the world’s highest peaks to the inner workings of the human body. With approximately 13,000 Associates and a strong, team-oriented culture, Gore generates annual revenues of $5.3 billion. gore.com
 

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LONDON, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — The 2026 Global Peace Index (GPI), released today by the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP), reveals a world struggling with the economic consequences of a record-high number of conflicts that are increasingly interconnected and difficult to resolve. This deterioration is driven by a profound geopolitical shift, characterised by the rising influence of middle powers and the waning strength of traditional European powers known as the “Great Fragmentation.” This is also accompanied by a rapid technological revolution in warfare that is leaving international law and diplomacy far behind. 

For the first time in history, machines are making life-and-death combat decisions faster than any human can review them, and the international frameworks meant to govern them barely exist. 

Key results 

Global peacefulness deteriorated for the 12h consecutive year, with the number of active, state-based conflicts reaching 61. This is the highest number since the end of the Second World War. Underpinning the long-term decline is a six-fold rise in internal conflict deaths since 2007, from 29,000 to over 181,000 in 2025, while the number of countries recording 1,000 or more conflict deaths is the highest since the inception of the GPI 20 years ago. 

This escalation sits inside a broader structural transformation of the international system termed the “Great Fragmentation.” As rising middle powers fill the vacuum left by declining traditional great powers, the global rules for peace are fracturing. This shift is highlighted by the sharp decline in the economic influence of European powers over the last three decades. Since 1995, Germany’s share of global GDP has fallen by 49%, France’s by 44%, and Italy’s by 42%. With multilateral institutions diminished and great power consensus weakened, the historical mechanisms for ending wars are failing. The share of conflicts ending in a peace agreement has plummeted from 23% in the 1970s to just 4% in the last decade, while global investment in proactive peacebuilding stands at just 0.52% of total military spending. 

AI and the New Tools of War 

Drones have become a defining weapon of modern warfare, with recorded attacks rising by 11,500% between 2018 and 2025. This proliferation extends beyond nation-states, as 565 different armed groups, including criminal cartels, carried out drone attacks during that period. 

In Gaza, algorithmic targeting has reportedly compressed the human review of AI-generated targets to roughly 20 seconds per strike. In Ukraine, autonomous systems are being deployed to engage targets without an operator in the loop. This raises serious concerns about the erosion of meaningful human oversight in lethal decision-making. 

Global Highlights 

Amid these global pressures, Iceland remains the most peaceful country, a position it has held for 19 consecutive years, followed by New Zealand, Switzerland, Slovenia and Ireland. For the first time, Russia is the least peaceful country globally, followed by Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ukraine, and Israel. South Asia recorded the largest regional deterioration in the 2026 Index, driven by falls in peacefulness in Nepal and Pakistan. Meanwhile, political instability and a surge in violent demonstrations drove a 4% decline in the United States, pushing it to 134th, its lowest-ever ranking since the Index was created. 

The economic impact of violence worldwide rose by 3.2% to a record US$21.81 trillion. This is equivalent to 10.5% of global GDP. The disparity in economic impact is stark: for the ten countries most affected by violence, the average impact was 23.4% of GDP, compared to just 2.2% for the ten least affected. 

Steve Killelea, Founder & Executive Chairman of IEP, said:  

“As the ‘Great Fragmentation’ intensifies, the institutions of peace are being outpaced by rapid changes in geopolitics and technology, and governments are struggling to keep up. Conflict clusters are becoming more internationalised and larger, making them exceptionally difficult to resolve. The most significant of these clusters is the arc of instability now stretching from South Asia through Iran and the Middle East, and into the Horn of Africa. 

“AI and autonomous drone technology are making life and death decisions with human oversight reduced to seconds. At the same time, governance systems are lagging behind real-world events as civilian casualties soar. The humanitarian consequences are considerable.” 

The Rise and Spread of Conflict 

Internationalised intrastate conflicts have increased by 175% since 2010. This new era of warfare is defined by overlapping conflict systems, in which localised wars are no longer isolated but instead feed into broader regional instabilities through political, economic, and military factors, as well as refugee flows. 

These dynamics are increasingly fuelled by self-financing, illicit economies. The production value of illicit drug economies in five major conflict-affected states more than quadrupled between 2015 and 2024, rising from US$14 billion to US$59 billion. 

Sudan’s civil war is the world’s most severe humanitarian crisis, with an estimated 150,000 people killed, over 12 million displaced, and famine confirmed across multiple regions. The country serves as a prime example of how conflict clusters operate, as conflicts in Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, South Sudan, and Somalia are interlocked by refugee flows, proxy sponsorship, and illicit trade. The war in Sudan is partially self-financing through gold. The Rapid Support Forces produced an estimated ten tonnes in 2024 alone, worth approximately US$860 million. With gold prices rising to historic highs, the financial incentive to control mines has skyrocketed, making it unlikely that withdrawing external state sponsorship will stop the fighting. 

Iran War and Economic Impact 

The war in Iran acts as a massive geopolitical force multiplier, amplifying existing conflict pathways and spreading instability. Beyond the immediate macroeconomic shock, the conflict has fuelled existing proxy networks and cross-border insurgencies, from Iran-backed militias in Iraq to Balochistan separatist groups launching attacks across the Pakistan-Iran border, threatening to pull neighbouring states into a wider regional conflagration. 

Economically, the impact will be substantial and unevenly distributed. While the first-year global GDP loss is estimated at 0.6%, the worst impact falls on a narrow group of fragile, import-dependent economies. There is a looming crisis in global food production, with disrupted supply chains impacting future yields across South Asia and East Africa. Harvest shortfalls and food inflation will hit severely in late 2026 and 2027. 

Highly fragile nations like Pakistan, Egypt, and Kenya face a combined US$5.1 billion in debt rollovers in late 2026 amid disrupted trade routes and strict IMF programme reviews. The difference between a prolonged stalemate and the resumption of war is stark. Successful diplomacy that prevents this would be worth approximately US$2.2 trillion to the global economy. 

Regional Highlights 

Europe remains the most peaceful region, home to seven of the ten most peaceful countries. However, its long-term trend of demilitarisation has reversed sharply since 2022. The Middle East and North Africa remain the least peaceful region, home to four of the bottom ten countries. 

South Asia had the largest regional deterioration in peacefulness, with Nepal falling 26 places, the steepest drop globally, and Pakistan falling to 152nd.   

North and Central America’s peacefulness deteriorated, driven by the fall in the US. 

Notes to Editors  

The full GPI 2026 report and interactive map are available at: visionofhumanity.org and economicsandpeace.org  

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About the Global Peace Index (GPI)  

The GPI is produced by the international think tank the Institute for Economics & Peace and has been published annually for the past 20 years. It is the most comprehensive resource on global peace trends, ranking 163 independent states and territories, covering 99.7% of the world’s population. It uses multiple indicators to measure the state of peace across ‘societal safety and security’, ‘ongoing domestic and international conflict’, and ‘degree of militarisation’.  

About the Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP)  

The Institute for Economics & Peace (IEP) is the world’s leading think tank dedicated to developing metrics to analyse peace and to quantify its economic value. It does this by developing global and national indices, including the annual Global Peace Index, calculating the economic cost of violence, and understanding Positive Peace — the attitudes, institutions, and structures that create and sustain peaceful societies.  

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High-accuracy energy measurements and photon-level data acquisition on a single chip 

ATSUGI, Japan, June 9, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (Sony) today announced the upcoming release, mass-production, and shipment of the IMX711 direct conversion charge-integrating X-ray CMOS image sensor. 

The IMX711 is an X-ray image sensor for inspection and measurement instrumentation which directly detects X-rays and outputs signals proportional to their energy. The new sensor offers the industry’s fastest*1 maximum 26,100 fps high-speed imaging, achieved thanks to Sony’s proprietary circuit technology, suppressing charge saturation for accurate measurements. It also significantly reduces noise to enable improved signal detection precision in low-flux conditions, detecting differences in photon energy. It provides both high-accuracy measurements of integrated X-ray energy at a wide dynamic range and energy information acquisition at the photon level on a single sensor, a feat that has been difficult with conventional sensors. This unique feature will contribute to the advancement and diversification of X-ray inspection and measurement technologies, which are used in a wide variety of applications, from cutting-edge device inspection to scientific measurements. 

*1Among charge-integrating X-ray CMOS image sensors. According to Sony research (as of announcement on June 9, 2026). 

Examples of Potential Applications  

Main Features 

This product achieves the industry’s fastest*1 maximum frame rate of 26,100 fps thanks to Sony’s proprietary circuit technology. Lowering the amount of accumulated charge per frame enables superior saturation characteristics compared to conventional sensors. At the same time, random noise, which is a technical challenge on charge-integrating sensors, has been reduced to 34 e-rms*3 so that even faint X-ray signals are not obscured by noise and can be reliably detected. This improves measurement precision under low-flux conditions, offering photon level detection. These features enable accurate measurement of integrated X-ray energy for all pixels across low- to high-flux conditions, supporting inspection and measurement with significant differences in brightness on a single sensor, contributing to improved device throughput and an expanded dynamic range. 

The new sensor uses the charge-integrating method, which makes it possible to acquire photon energy information without the need to set a threshold in advance. Furthermore, noise and signal variation are suppressed during reading to achieve high energy resolution for clear identification of differences in photon energy. Enabling acquisition of highly reliable data via high energy resolution will contribute to streamlining and improving precision in advanced inspection and measurement, which previously required several measurements in applications such as detecting differences in constituent elements at the element level and structural and material analysis to quantitatively evaluate minute state changes. It also enables post-processing under various conditions such as collecting the measurement data for all pixels, combining it with spatial information, and extracting specific energy data contributes to multifunctional inspection and measurement. 

The IMX711 was developed with the collaboration between Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation and RIKEN. Based on a pixel structure invented by Dr. Takaki Hatsui of RIKEN, the two parties worked together on the technological development required to make it viable as a practical X-ray image sensor, including improving sensitivity and achieving high resistance to X-ray irradiation and high-voltage tolerance. Sony developed its circuit technology, manufacturing processes and packaging technology for mass production. 

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MADRID, 8 giugno 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Vestas, leader globale nelle soluzioni per l’energia eolica, ha ospitato l’8 giugno 2026 una visita di alto livello presso il proprio stabilimento produttivo di Taranto, segnando una tappa significativa nell’espansione delle capacità di produzione eolica offshore in Europa. 

L’evento si è svolto alla presenza del Ministro delle Imprese e del Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, e dell’Amministratore Delegato di Vestas, Henrik Andersen, a testimonianza dell’importanza strategica degli investimenti industriali, della produzione locale e del ruolo dell’energia eolica nella transizione energetica e nella sicurezza energetica dell’Europa. 

In questa occasione, il Ministro Urso e Henrik Andersen hanno inaugurato BLA5, un nuovo impianto di finitura dedicato alle fasi finali di produzione delle pale offshore per la turbina V236 da 15,0 MW. L’espansione dello stabilimento di Taranto conferma il ruolo del sito come hub strategico per l’eolico offshore al servizio dei mercati europei e globali. Dall’avvio della produzione di pale offshore, la forza lavoro di Taranto è cresciuta in modo significativo, raggiungendo quasi 2.500 dipendenti e rafforzando l’importanza dello stabilimento all’interno dell’impronta industriale globale di Vestas. 

“È un risultato importante della nostra politica industriale che intende realizzare a Taranto l’hub nazionale per lo sviluppo dell’eolico galleggiante. Un modello di buon governo con l’utilizzo accorto dei fondi del Pnrr, il supporto di Invitalia e la strumentazione della ZES, con una azienda straniera, Vestas, leader del settore che ha ulteriori e significativi piani di sviluppo. Questo ci deve incoraggiare a proseguire nella strada intrapresa che ha consentito all’Italia di diventare sempre più attrattiva per gli investimenti esteri”, ha dichiarato il Ministro delle Imprese e del Made in Italy, Sen. Adolfo Urso. “Con questo progetto – ha aggiunto – la Puglia si conferma uno dei principali poli del Mediterraneo per la filiera dell’eolico: un comparto strategico che contribuisce alla sicurezza energetica del Paese, rafforza le nostre filiere produttive, attrae nuovi investimenti e crea occupazione qualificata”. “È questa la strada che intendiamo perseguire: coniugare sostenibilità ambientale, sviluppo industriale e crescita del territorio. Spero che anche questo serva a far capire quanto importante sia sbloccare i nuovi progetti di produzione energetica green”, ha concluso il Ministro. 

Il sito di Taranto produce pale onshore dal 1998 e oggi anche pale offshore, tra cui quelle per la V236 da 15,0 MW, una turbina progettata per guidare il mercato offshore offrendo una maggiore produzione di energia con un numero inferiore di turbine, migliorando l’economicità dei progetti e contribuendo alla sicurezza energetica. 

«È stato un piacere accogliere il Ministro delle Imprese e del Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, e molti Rappresentanti della comunità regionale e locale, che hanno riconosciuto la crescita dell’impronta manifatturiera europea qui nel Sud Italia. Sono particolarmente grato al Ministro Urso e a Invitalia per il supporto a questo investimento, così come alla Regione Puglia, al Comune di Taranto e al Porto di Taranto per aver accelerato il processo amministrativo che ha consentito di costruire questo nuovo edificio e le linee di finitura in tempi record, un vero esempio di efficienza istituzionale», ha dichiarato Henrik Andersen, CEO di Vestas. 

«Lo stabilimento di Taranto occupa un posto speciale nella nostra azienda», ha aggiunto Henrik Andersen. «Vestas ha iniziato a produrre componenti eolici qui nel 1998. Ventotto anni dopo siamo ancora qui, creando occupazione, investendo e producendo tecnologia pulita. Ventotto anni dopo, Vestas e l’industria eolica italiana sono ancora sinonimi». 

La presenza di Vestas in Italia si estende lungo l’intera catena del valore dell’eolico, con oltre 6 GW di capacità eolica installata, 28 centri di servizio sul territorio nazionale e circa 3.000 dipendenti. Questa presenza integrata sostiene le ambizioni dell’Italia in materia di energie rinnovabili e contribuisce agli obiettivi del Green Deal Industriale dell’UE e del Net Zero Industry Act. 

Informazioni su Vestas 

Vestas è un investitore e produttore di lunga data in Italia, dove produce pale per turbine eoliche nel nostro stabilimento di Taranto dal 1998. Abbiamo installato la prima turbina eolica d’Italia nel 1991 ad Alta Nurra, in Sardegna. Da allora, abbiamo realizzato oltre 6,1 GW di capacità eolica, affermandoci come leader di mercato. Inoltre, forniamo servizi di manutenzione per più di 5 GW di turbine eoliche nel Paese. 

Vestas è il partner globale dell’industria energetica per le soluzioni di energia sostenibile. Progettiamo, produciamo, installiamo e forniamo servizi per turbine eoliche onshore e offshore in tutto il mondo e, con oltre 201 GW di turbine eoliche installate in 88 Paesi, abbiamo realizzato più energia eolica di chiunque altro. Grazie alle nostre capacità di smart data leader nel settore e a oltre 161 GW di turbine eoliche sotto contratto di service, utilizziamo i dati per interpretare, prevedere e valorizzare le risorse eoliche, offrendo soluzioni eoliche best-in-class. Insieme ai nostri clienti, i più di 35.000 dipendenti di Vestas stanno portando nel mondo soluzioni di energia sostenibile per alimentare un futuro luminoso. 

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– 5 June 2026 – A large high-level business delegation led by John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), today (June 5) wrapped up its five-day visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan respectively, achieving fruitful results of strengthening bilateral relations and deepening ties with Central Asia. 

The delegation of over 70 business and institutional leaders from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland is the largest and most diverse overseas mission led by the current term of the HKSAR Government so far. 

He said the visit had been successful, yielding achievements in eight areas, including: 

While in Tashkent (June 3-5), Mr Lee met with local leaders, government officials and business representatives to deepen co-operation between Hong Kong and Uzbekistan in areas including trade, investment, finance, I&T, and people-to-people exchanges. 

Mr Lee held meetings with the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev, his Advisor on Strategic Development, Sardor Umurzakov, the Prime Minister, Abdulla Nigmatovich Aripov, as well as the Deputy Prime Minister, Jamshid Khodjayev, to exchange views on furthering mutual co-operation. 

Mr Lee highlighted that under the “one country, two systems” principle, Hong Kong enjoys both the China advantage and the global advantage. He said that Hong Kong would continue to play its roles as a “super connector” and a “super value-adder” to further deepen co-operation and exchanges with Uzbekistan on various fronts in line with Uzbekistan’s goal of achieving high-quality development. 

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Hong Kong SAR’s Chief Executive, John Lee (left) meets with the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev. 

Earlier (June 3), Mr Lee met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov, after which they jointly witnessed an exchange of notes between the two places on a mutual visa-free arrangement, which would allow a visa-free period of 30 days for visitors from both sides. 

“Moreover, we are glad to have initialed the Air Services Agreement with Uzbekistan, and look forward to launching direct passenger flights between the two places soon,” Mr Lee said, during a high-level business dinner (June 4). The Chief Executive pointed out that Hong Kong and Uzbekistan are important trade and investment gateways to their respective regions – the Asia-Pacific and Central Asia. 

“It helps that we are all believers in the Belt and Road (B&R) Initiative, a modern expression of the ancient Silk Road spirit,” Mr Lee said. “Today, China is Uzbekistan’s largest trading partner, and the two countries work closely on major infrastructure and connectivity projects that are revitalising the Silk Road. Hong Kong is a pivotal player in the B&R Initiative, thanks to our world-class professional and financial services expertise.” 

The delegation also toured the IT Park Uzbekistan and the Center for Islamic Civilization before concluding its visit in Tashkent. 

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– 8 June 2026 – The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) is set to make its debut at Paris-based Viva Technology 2026 (VivaTech), Europe’s flagship premier event dedicated to technological innovation and startup collaboration. PolyU’s first-ever participation at the prestigious tech summit which is composed of a startup exhibition and two insight-packed seminars, will be led by Prof. Christopher CHAO, PolyU’s Senior Vice President (Research and Innovation), and Prof. Zijian ZHENG, Vice President (Knowledge Transfer). This milestone underscores the University’s expanded global outreach and strengthened engagement with European markets. 

During this year’s event scheduled from 17 to 20 June 2026 at Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, PolyU will showcase its achievements at the Hong Kong Tech Pavilion organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC). Located at Booth 1C11, Hall 7.1, the University will present five outstanding PolyU-nurtured startups across high-growth tech domains, including AI and Robotics, Health Tech, Sustainable and Climate Tech, and FinTech. For more information about these innovative ventures, please check out the event’s
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As Europe’s most influential innovation gathering, VivaTech brings together global visionaries, startup founders, industry leaders, investors and corporate innovators, providing as a pivotal platform for cross-border collaboration and technological knowledge exchange. PolyU’s participation at VivaTech further extends its global innovation footprint into Europe, and connects the University and its startups with international investment and market resources. 

In addition to the exhibition, PolyU will host an exclusive thematic session on-site and engage in high-level industry dialogues to deepen collaboration between Europe and Hong Kong. On 18 June, PolyU will stage a dedicated seminar titled “Breaking Barriers with Autonomous Systems: Transforming Industries with AI Innovation”, where Prof. Chao will deliver the opening remarks, and Prof. Zheng will share his insight on how Hong Kong is scaling innovation as a leading AI hub, driving technological advancement and fostering global collaboration. Meanwhile, the five PolyU startups will share about their journeys in innovation and entrepreneurial endeavours. 

On 19 June, Prof. Chao will participate as a distinguished speaker in the Executive Dialogue during the HKTDC-hosted Hong Kong Seminar-cum-Networking Reception. Centred on the theme “Talent & Infrastructure Powering the Hong Kong Tech Leadership and Global Collaboration”, the high-level seminar also features distinguished leaders representing the forefront of Hong Kong’s innovation and technology ecosystem. Prof. Chao will engage in in-depth topics such as how to attract and nurture global talent, and how academia-driven initiatives can drive technological synergies between Hong Kong and Europe. 

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Promesse mancate, leadership contestata e consenso in caduta libera. Il partito che dominava il centrodestra oggi fatica a riconoscersi.

Sette anni possono sembrare pochi in politica. Eppure, guardando la parabola della Lega, sembrano appartenere a un’altra epoca.

Nel 2019 il partito guidato da Matteo Salvini era il protagonista assoluto della scena politica italiana. I sondaggi lo accreditavano oltre il 34%, le piazze erano gremite e il Carroccio appariva destinato a diventare la forza dominante del centrodestra per molti anni. Oggi quello scenario sembra lontanissimo.

La crisi della Lega non è arrivata all’improvviso. È stata il risultato di una lunga serie di scelte politiche che hanno progressivamente allontanato una parte consistente della sua base elettorale. Molti sostenitori che avevano creduto nel progetto si sono ritrovati a non riconoscere più il partito che avevano votato.

Dalle battaglie sull’immigrazione alle promesse sulla sicurezza, passando per le posizioni assunte durante la pandemia e le continue oscillazioni strategiche, numerosi elettori hanno maturato la sensazione che la Lega abbia progressivamente smarrito la propria identità.
Una percezione che si è trasformata in disaffezione e, in molti casi, in vero e proprio abbandono.

Nel frattempo il partito ha dovuto assistere alla crescita degli alleati. Fratelli d’Italia ha raccolto gran parte del consenso perso dal Carroccio, assumendo il ruolo di riferimento del centrodestra nazionale. Un sorpasso che pochi anni fa sarebbe apparso impensabile.

Anche sui territori il malessere è evidente. Amministratori locali, consiglieri comunali e dirigenti storici lamentano una progressiva perdita di peso politico e una difficoltà crescente nel trasmettere agli elettori una visione chiara del futuro. La Lega continua a mantenere una struttura importante e una presenza diffusa, ma appare sempre più come un partito in cerca di una nuova direzione.

In questo contesto emergono nuove realtà capaci di intercettare una parte del malcontento. Tra queste c’è anche l’area politica che si riconosce nel generale Roberto Vannacci, che continua ad attirare attenzione e simpatia tra alcuni elettori delusi dal Carroccio. Per ora si tratta di un fenomeno ancora in evoluzione, ma sufficiente a dimostrare come una parte della base storica leghista stia guardando altrove.

La questione centrale, tuttavia, non riguarda Vannacci o altri possibili protagonisti. Il vero tema è la gestione politica che ha portato un partito capace di sfiorare il 35% dei consensi a ritrovarsi oggi distante dai livelli che ne avevano fatto una delle principali forze politiche europee.

La sensazione diffusa tra molti osservatori è che la Lega non sia stata sconfitta dagli avversari. Piuttosto, abbia progressivamente consumato il proprio patrimonio politico attraverso errori strategici, divisioni interne e una crescente difficoltà nel mantenere il rapporto di fiducia costruito con milioni di elettori.

Per questo motivo la domanda che circola sempre più spesso negli ambienti del centrodestra non è tanto chi possa approfittare della crisi della Lega, ma se il partito riuscirà ancora a invertire la rotta prima che il declino diventi irreversibile. Per molti ex sostenitori, quel momento sarebbe già arrivato.

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FIRENZE _ “I risultati dei ballottaggi ad Arezzo e Viareggio meritano rispetto e un’analisi attenta. Ad Arezzo il centrosinistra non è riuscito a colmare il divario emerso al primo turno, mentre a Viareggio la sfida si è decisa per poco più di cento voti al termine di una competizione molto equilibrata”. Lo dichiara il segretario del Pd Toscana Emiliano Fossi.

“Desidero innanzitutto ringraziare Vincenzo Ceccarelli e tutti coloro che hanno contribuito alla campagna elettorale di Arezzo per la generosità, l’impegno e la disponibilità a mettersi al servizio della comunità aretina. Un ringraziamento altrettanto sincero va a Federica Maineri, alle candidate e ai candidati, ai volontari e alle tante persone che a Viareggio hanno animato una bellissima campagna elettorale, fatta di ascolto, partecipazione e proposte per il futuro della città. Questi ballottaggi non devono far perdere di vista il quadro complessivo della tornata amministrativa, che per il Partito Democratico e il centrosinistra è ampiamente positivo – sottolinea Fossi -. In Toscana il bilancio è nettamente positivo. Il centrosinistra ha conquistato 13 comuni sui 20 chiamati al voto, confermando la propria forza amministrativa e la capacità di essere punto di riferimento per tante comunità locali. Particolarmente significative sono le vittorie ottenute nei capoluoghi, a partire da Prato e Pistoia, che rappresentano un forte segnale in una fase in cui troppo spesso si è raccontata una Toscana destinata a perdere progressivamente le proprie città più importanti”.

“Questa tornata elettorale conferma una lezione politica chiara: quando il centrosinistra è unito nell’innovare, nel costruire alleanze ampie e nel mettere al centro programmi credibili e candidature autorevoli, è competitivo e sa vincere. È questa la strada che intendiamo continuare a percorrere nei prossimi appuntamenti amministrativi e nelle sfide che attendono la Toscana – aggiunge il segretario dem della Toscana -. Un ringraziamento particolare va alle democratiche e ai democratici toscani, alle segreterie territoriali, agli amministratori, ai volontari e a tutte le persone che hanno lavorato in questi mesi. Il grande lavoro svolto dal Partito Democratico della Toscana, comune per comune, è stato determinante per conseguire risultati importanti e per rafforzare ulteriormente il radicamento del centrosinistra sul territorio”.

“Da domani continueremo a lavorare con lo stesso impegno, nei comuni che amministriamo e in quelli in cui saremo all’opposizione, con l’obiettivo di costruire comunità più giuste, inclusive e capaci di affrontare le sfide del futuro. Le elezioni consegnano sempre indicazioni preziose: noi raccogliamo quelle che arrivano da Arezzo e Viareggio, senza dimenticare la forza e il valore del risultato complessivo ottenuto dal centrosinistra in Toscana e nel paese”, conclude Fossi.

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FIRENZE – Esulta il centrodestra per l’esito dei ballottaggi. 

Così Francesco Torselli, parlamentare europeo di Fdi-Ecr, dopo la vittoria del centrodestra ad Arezzo e Viareggio: “Appena quindici giorni fa il segretario regionale del Pd Emiliano Fossi annunciava trionfalmente la partenza della ‘riscossa’ alla riconquista dei capoluoghi toscani da parte del Partito Democratico. Possiamo dire che questa riscossa è durata esattamente quindici giorni. I risultati dei ballottaggi delle elezioni amministrative, infatti, raccontano una realtà molto diversa dalla narrazione costruita dalla sinistra nelle ultime settimane. Ancora una volta il Pd ha preferito trasformare ogni appuntamento elettorale in un referendum contro il governo nazionale, salvo poi dover fare i conti con il giudizio reale degli elettori. A questo punto, archiviata la propaganda, Fossi e compagni possono tornare a fare quello che riesce loro meglio: tifare contro l’Italia e augurarsi che le cose vadano male solo per poter provare a vincere le elezioni del prossimo anno. Noi, al contrario, continueremo a lavorare perché il paese cresca e perché i territori abbiano risposte concrete ai loro problemi  grazie ad amministratori competenti e di valore. Desidero rivolgere i miei complimenti a Marcello Comanducci e a Sara Grilli per il risultato ottenuto e per la campagna elettorale condotta con serietà, passione e spirito di servizio verso le rispettive comunità”.

Gli fa eco Susanna Ceccardi, europarlamentare della Lega: “Congratulazioni a Marcello Comanducci per la splendida vittoria ad Arezzo. Questo risultato conferma la fiducia dei cittadini nel buon governo del centrodestra e nella qualità della proposta amministrativa presentata agli aretini. Un r

“Desidero esprimere la massima soddisfazione per la riconferma del centrodestra ad Arezzo e per il significativo successo conseguito sempre dal centrodestra a Viareggio. Congratulazioni ai due nuovi sindaci Marcello Comanducci e Sara Grilli che sono certo sapranno amministrare al meglio le loro città. La Lega ha dato il suo fattivo contributo a queste importanti affermazioni, risultando determinante in ambedue le località toscane. Grazie di cuore ai nostri dirigenti locali ed ai candidati leghisti per il massimo impegno profuso in questa campagna elettorale, conclusasi trionfalmente ai ballottaggi”. Così l’onorevole Andrea Crippa, commissario regionale Lega Toscana.

“Ringraziamento speciale va al nostro commissario provinciale Mario Agnelli per il grande lavoro svolto insieme a tutti i candidati della Lega che si sono impegnati con passione, competenza e spirito di servizio durante questa campagna elettorale. Il loro contributo è stato fondamentale per questo successo e rappresenta la forza di una squadra radicata sul territorio e vicina ai cittadini – conclude Crippa – Ad Arezzo si apre oggi una nuova fase nel segno della continuità amministrativa, della crescita e dell’attenzione alle esigenze delle famiglie, delle imprese e della comunità”. 

“Congratulazioni a Marcello Comanducci e Sara Grilli, da oggi nuovi sindaci di Arezzo e Viareggio. Hanno compiuto una grande impresa, a loro va l’augurio di buon lavoro da parte nostra e di tutta Forza Italia. Il nostro partito cresce, si conferma la seconda forza della coalizione di centrodestra. Ringraziamo i segretari provinciali di Lucca, Carlo Bigongiari e di Arezzo, Bernardo Mennini, i segretari comunali, e tutti i candidati, per il grandissimo lavoro fatto sul territorio. È la dimostrazione che quando lasciamo autodeterminare le realtà locali, i risultati arrivano”. Lo affermano il vicesegretario nazionale di Forza Italia, onorevole Deborah Bergamini e il segretario regionale di Forza Italia Toscana, Marco Stella.

“A questa tornata di elezioni comunali in Toscana abbiamo confermato le amministrazioni uscenti di Pontremoli e di Villafranca in Lunigiana al primo turno – rivendicano Bergamini e Stella – e al ballottaggio abbiamo confermato Arezzo e conquistato Viareggio. La lista di Forza Italia nei tre Comuni capoluogo è andata bene: abbiamo preso il 13% a Pistoia (+3,5%), l’8% ad Arezzo (+1,58%), il 4% a Prato (+0,20%). In Toscana Forza Italia è la seconda lista del centrodestra e addirittura è il terzo partito in tutta la regione dietro a Pd e FdI, consolidando un trend di crescita che inizia nel 2024 e prosegue alle regionali dello scorso anno. Adesso, in vista delle amministrative del prossimo anno, dobbiamo porci l’obiettivo di allargare sempre di più il perimetro della coalizione alle realtà civiche e a tutti coloro che in Toscana si sentono alternativi alla sinistra”.

“La sinistra pensava di fare cappotto e di darci una lezione, ritenendo che, con l’onda referendaria, il governo Meloni sarebbe andato a casa dopo poche settimane. Nei loro sogni, tutti i comuni della Toscana avrebbero dovuto essere a guida centrosinistra. Oggi però si svegliano bruscamente, perché la Toscana è meno rossa. Ad Arezzo abbiamo stravinto e a Viareggio abbiamo segnato un primo posto storico. Le vittorie di Marcello Comanducci e di Sara Grilli infatti confermano che il centrodestra, unito e compatto, ha saputo dimostrare non solo grande capacità, ma che i cittadini hanno compreso che la nostra coalizione è e sarà in grado di dare le risposte giuste alle loro esigenze. Ad Arezzo e a Viareggio, i due neo sindaci, di alto valore, sapranno garantire stabilità. Un ringraziamento va alla senatrice Simona Petrucci che, nei mesi da commissario del partito ad Arezzo, non ha mai fatto mancare impegno e attenzione. Il buon governo del centrodestra, vivo e deciso, in vari capoluoghi della nostra coalizione, è una certezza oggi ancor più solida, che contribuisce a rendere la nostra regione meno rossa”. Lo scrive, in una nota, il deputato e coordinatore regionale toscano di Fratelli d’Italia Francesco Michelotti.

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Sara Grilli è la prima sindaca della storia di Viareggio.

Una vittoria per un pugno di voti per Sara Grilli, centrodestra senza simboli con lista sindaco uscente Del Ghingaro, su Federica Maineri, campo largo centrosinistra.

Sara Grilli vince in un ballottaggio testa a testa, al fotofinish, all’ultima scheda per la prima sindaca di Viareggio, assessora uscente giunta Del Ghingaro, che vince per un pugno di voti su Federica Maineri.

Il risultato finale è del 50.32% per Sara Grilli, pari a 12.541 voti, e di 49.68% per Federica Maineri, pari a 12.381 voti.

Al primo turno Sara Grilli aveva ottenuto il 34,29% delle preferenze mentre Federica Maineri il 30,17%. L’affluenza definitiva del ballottaggio a Viareggio è stata del 48,53%

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FIRENZE – La Regione Toscana ha approvato un accordo di collaborazione con il Comune di Pisa, l’università di Firenze e la Scuola superiore Sant’Anna per realizzare un intervento di recupero e riequilibrio della fascia costiera di Marina di Pisa, nell’area della cosiddetta Cella 5. L’intesa, approvata il 25 maggio, si inserisce nel progetto europeo Med-Iren, finanziato dal programma Horizon Europe con 400mila euro, e prevede attività fino al 30 settembre 2028 finalizzate al ripristino ambientale e al rafforzamento della resilienza delle aree costiere esposte agli effetti dei cambiamenti climatici. L’intervento punta a coniugare tutela degli ecosistemi e innovazione attraverso soluzioni basate sull’ingegneria naturalistica e sulle cosiddette nature-based solutions.

“Il ripristino dell’equilibrio ambientale – afferma l’assessore all’ambiente David Barontini – richiede azioni concrete e immediate in grado di procedere di pari passo con lo sviluppo di tutte le conoscenze, da quelle già disponibili, a quelle in fase di sperimentazione e di aggiornamento, per progettare e realizzare interventi durevoli e capaci di portare benefici tangibili a comunità e ad ecosistemi. È un lavoro che richiede applicazione e capacità di immaginare in chiave evolutiva un futuro diverso, a cui Enti locali e Regione sono chiamati a collaborare”.

Nello specifico, il Settore Genio Civile Valdarno Inferiore si impegna a progettare e realizzare i lavori dell’intervento in qualità di soggetto attuatore, in ordine a tutte le fasi procedurali finalizzate alla realizzazione delle opere, compresa l’approvazione dei progetti e l’affidamento dei lavori.

Il Settore Tutela Acqua e Costa della Regione Toscana provvederà al coordinamento delle attività attivate dai partner dell’accordo e mantenere i rapporti con il capofila del progetto e la Commissione europea.

L’università degli studi di Firenze si impegna invece a coordinare e realizzare il laboratorio di campo basato sulla rete di misura, nei settori che riguardano il software impiegato e le attività sperimentali. La Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna di Pisa, invece, seguirà le attività a Marina di Pisa, coinvolgendo gli attori del territorio nelle azioni previste dal progetto, favorendo la condivisione delle soluzioni individuate e curando la comunicazione locale per tutta la durata dell’intervento.

Infine, il Comune di Pisa si impegna a cofinanziare l’intervento con l’importo di 100mila euro e a gestire la manutenzione degli interventi, una volta terminati i lavori, anche preservandone la funzionalità, a beneficio di tutti i cittadini.

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AI-powered enhancement streamlines workflows for communicators and strengthens PR Newswire’s industry-leading solutions for global campaigns. 

LONDON, June 8, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — To enable global organisations to effectively reach audiences in the Americas and Europe without compromising speed or brand consistency, PR Newswire has launched enhanced multilingual support for its Amplify platform. This expansion allows public relations, communications, marketing and investor relations teams to generate on-brand, consistent messaging in the regions’ native languages within minutes. 

Experience the full interactive Multichannel News Release here: https://www.multivu.com/pr_newswire/9401551-en-pr-newswire-amplify-multiple-language-support  

Enabling Consistent Messaging Across Languages 

Customers have sought an efficient way to expand the reach of their stories to non-English-speaking audiences globally without significantly slowing down their processes. With the new feature — and plans for future multilingual enhancements — PR Newswire’s customers are able to easily create campaign strategies and multichannel content like press releases, blogs, articles and media pitches in the following languages: English (US), English (UK), French (CA), French (FR), German, Spanish and Portuguese. 

The expanded multilingual support complements PR Newswire’s industry-leading global distribution network and international campaign support. Now, global communications teams can easily plan and create campaign content with a consistent brand voice across regions, ensuring their stories reach their most critical audiences via multiple channels and languages. 

In addition to being able to AI-generate new content in-language using the enhanced support capabilities in Amplify, PR Newswire customers can also continue to rely on the company’s trusted translation services when distributing their existing press release drafts to global audiences. 

Expanding Global Campaign Reach 

The announcement marks the latest innovation to the AI-powered multichannel campaign management capabilities within the Amplify platform. Without a centralised strategy tool, brand voice across regions can become fragmented or get “lost in translation,” leading to a disjointed global brand identity. Global communications teams can now generate native content variants for their key markets so that they can maintain brand control while empowering local teams. 

“Our customers rely on our unparalleled distribution network to reach audiences globally with impact and authenticity,” said Matt Brown, PR Newswire President. “This new capability strengthens our decades-long support for in-language global campaigns. We are thrilled to expand the multilingual support within our platform to help our customers generate high-quality, in-language campaign assets with the help of our advanced, proprietary AI. 

“This support for additional key languages — and more on the way — further demonstrates the ways PR Newswire Amplify™ is transforming how communicators operate, dramatically reducing time-to-market for global campaigns and fostering stronger connections with audiences worldwide.” 

Enhancing Multichannel Amplification™ for Brand Stories 

Expanded multilingual support is the latest innovation introduced to Amplify, PR Newswire’s AI-powered, PR-driven campaign management platform. Customers have access to a full suite of tools, including: 

Explore all Amplify can do at https://www.prnewswire.co.uk/amplify-platform/. 

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