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Hasina has been Prime Minister of her country since 2009 and will remain so even after the parliamentary elections. The opposition did not even take part in the vote.

Serious incidents are said to have occurred during the elections in Bangladesh. The opposition did not even take part in the vote.

For the collaboration tool Slack, free now means “for one year”. Content will be deleted from August after one year. If you want to keep them, you have to pay.

Another tech group is settling in Brandenburg: The Canadian lithium supplier Rock Tech is planning a production facility in Guben - and has now been able to secure important funding.

The ISS space station has been in operation for around a quarter of a century and is expected to continue for a few more years. But the end is in sight - and the company of a prominent US billionaire now comes into play.

With her technology start-up she wants to be the alternative to Google: In the podcast, Lisa Figas talks about the challenges and advantages of starting a business in Augsburg.

The chip manufacturer Nvidia triggered the AI ​​boom - and is also its biggest beneficiary. Can the steep climb lead even higher?

Data processing is becoming increasingly important, with computing power increasingly taking place on external servers, in the “cloud”. This is a very American thing - and a cause for concern.

For the German participants, the Tour de France is probably only about a stage victory. Nils Politt has a special task as a helper to superstar Tadej Pogacar.

The EU Commission repeatedly investigates US companies. The latest case: Microsoft may have broken competition law. It's about a well-known communication software.