Smart Balloons In the continuing warfare for hearts and minds across the Demilitarised Zone, a new weapon has emerged from Seoul—the “smart balloon.” This isn’t always your infant’s birthday celebration ornament. Seoul-based activist companies are pioneering high-tech balloons that can carry multiple payloads deep into North Korea. Balloons with brains These balloons, crafted with 3-D-printed […]
Optimism Surrounds CPEC Phase-II Chinese businesses are getting excited and hopeful again about the second part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC). The recent visit of Pakistan’s Prime Minister to China has sparked new interest and opened up new possibilities. Big engineering and power companies, such as China Machinery Engineering Corporation (CMEC) and Power Construction
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India’s Election And Modi’s BJP The effects of India’s recent widespread election have disseminated shockwaves via the political landscape, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) falling short of an expected landslide victory. While the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) has secured a majority within the 543-seat lower house of parliament, the tally
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earthquakes Strong tremors have struck many countries despite the absence of significant earthquakes (7.0 or higher) in the recent past. Here is a more in-depth look at some of these new earthquake sports: Japan: An earthquake off Honshu’s coast Date and time Date: May 30, 2024 Time: 03:31 UTC (11:31 JST) Magnitude Magnitude: 5.2 Location
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Israeli airstrikes in Rafah An Israeli airstrike on a homemade tent camp for Palestinians who had to leave their homes in Rafah, Gaza, on Sunday night killed at least 35 people, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. The Israeli military stated that they targeted a Hamas base with “precise munitions.” However, the military said it
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Recognize a Palestinian State Spain, Ireland, and Norway have said they will accept Palestine as a state, a significant diplomatic change. This move isn’t just a show of support; it has profound historical and strategic effects that could change the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and how countries negotiate. The world is paying close attention as three European
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Is the World Wide Web Fading into Obscurity? Google’s search engine revolutionized how we navigate the considerable online world, making it a verb, “to google” something. However, a recent move by Google indicates a changing relationship with the Internet. At its developer convention, Google showcased a redesigned homepage wherein searching no longer displays the familiar
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Mother’s Day A Holiday That Honors the Female Head of the Household. Mother’s Day is more than simply an opportunity to provide gifts; it’s a hazard to reflect on mothers’ profound effects on our lives. It’s about honoring the women who profoundly shape our worlds through their love and sacrifice. This article aims to shed
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Mayor Sadiq Khan won a historic third term London’s Labour mayor, Sadiq Khan, secured a significant three-year term, paving the way for a new era in the city’s politics. The impact of this significant victory extends far beyond the town’s boundaries. This win no longer only solidified Khan’s leadership; it also showed that Labour would
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Indian Spice Giants Under Fire MDH and Everest, household names synonymous with Indian spices across the globe, are facing a significant challenge. International regulators have scrutinized the companies following Hong Kong officials’ discovery of Sudan dye in their products. Many countries have banned Sudan dye, a coloring agent associated with potential cancer risks. This incident
