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During the BRICS summit in Kazan, Russia, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi engaged in their first significant dialogue in five years, centered on an agreement …
Can Xi and Modi mend their fractured relationship after recent border agreement? Read More
The Amazon rainforest has experienced record-breaking wildfires in 2024, with burned acreage up by 846% compared to 2023, prompting concerns that criminals are exploiting climate conditions. The destruction, driven by …
Criminal Exploitation of Climate Change Fuels Record Wildfires in Brazil’s Amazon Read More
The article discusses the surge of election merchandise made in China flooding the U.S. market, contributing to competitive challenges faced by local manufacturers. As presidential candidates’ products appear at vastly …
Impact of Chinese-Made Election Merchandise on U.S. Market and Manufacturers Read More
The South African Parliament has unanimously passed a motion calling for the immediate release of two South African engineers, Peter Huxham and Frik Potgieter, who have been detained in Equatorial …
Families Applaud South African Parliament’s Call for Release of Engineers from Equatorial Guinea Prison Read More
Two earthquakes were detected near Huelva, southern Spain, measuring 4.7 and 3.8 on the Richter scale. The tremors were noted just two months after a 5.5 magnitude quake shook the …
Recent Earthquakes Detected Off Southern Spain’s Coast Read More
A recent study reveals that climate change may lead to severe water stress for frogs and toads, contributing to a potential habitat loss of up to 33.6% by 2100. This …
Severe Drought Risks for Frogs and Toads Due to Climate Change: Up to 33% Habitat Loss by 2100 Read More
Kuwait has rescinded approval for Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, which portrays Saddam Hussein amidst the Gulf War context. The decision affects the game’s release and pre-orders in the …
Kuwait Withdraws Approval for Call of Duty Featuring Saddam Hussein Read More
The Microsoft Threat Analysis Center has raised alarms about ongoing foreign disinformation campaigns aimed at influencing the US presidential election. With active involvement from Russia, China, and Iran, these operations …
Microsoft Warns of Evolving Foreign Disinformation Threats Against US Elections Read More
Iranian government-linked hackers have been investigating election-related websites in key U.S. swing states in an apparent attempt to find vulnerabilities that could affect the upcoming presidential election, according to Microsoft. …
Iranian Hackers Investigate U.S. Election Websites Amid Concerns of Foreign Interference Read More
Iranian hackers linked to the government have been investigating U.S. election websites, potentially looking for weaknesses to influence the 2024 election, according to Microsoft. U.S. intelligence officials express concern, although …
Iranian Hackers Target U.S. Election Websites Amid Rising Concerns of Foreign Interference Read More