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Africa: Why Eudr Could Redefine Africa's Agricultural Competitiveness
[Capital FM] For much of the past two years, debate around the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has centred on risks. Exporters worry about rising compliance costs. Cooperatives fear the burden of collecting geolocation data from thousands of smallholder farmers.
Africa: 'Africa Needs Health Self-Reliance'
[Daily News] Luanda -- PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has called on African countries to invest in specialised healthcare services to reduce treatment costs and curb the continent's reliance on overseas medical care, describing such an investment as a critical step toward the
'We demand solidarity,' Spain says ahead of EU video call to discuss response to uncontrolled crossings
At least 88 people died during the recent mass influx of migrants into Ceuta from Morocco, Spanish officials said on Monday, though Moroccan officials later presented a lower estimate.
A 21-hour dip could help explain Tabby's star's decade-long dimming mystery
Since 2016, an ordinary-looking F-type star called KIC 8462852, nicknamed Tabby's star, has behaved anything but ordinarily. In a new study published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society on July 6, researchers revisited this star to find out what is really
What happens to a moon when its planet is stolen?
We have known for a while that the Milky Way is full of homeless worlds. Rogue planets, free-floating planets—call them what you like—but they are planets formed in orderly systems around ordinary stars and then thrown out, either by a gravitational shove from a sibling planet
Zimbabwe: Why South African traditional leaders met Mnangagwa regarding xenophobic violence
The Zulu king, who controls KwaZulu-Natal, where most of the South African anti-immigrant protests are taking place, went to Zimbabwe to assure President Emmerson Mnangagwa that the people of the two nations were united and that third-party forces could not divide them.
Politicians have long backed this Malaysian biker fest. Now its death toll is drawing scrutiny
Each RXZ road death cost Malaysia RM3.12 million in economic losses, a minister said.
How Invasive Rats Mess with Coral Reef Food Webs
It’s not always a bad thing, though The post How Invasive Rats Mess with Coral Reef Food Webs appeared first on Nautilus .
Capitol agenda: Senate stopgap sets up fall clash with House
The Senate's bill includes several rebukes of President Donald Trump, and House lawmakers will need to decide when they return in the fall whether to take up that version or try to muscle their own version forward.
Africa: Africa's AI Gap Isn't Talent. It's the Door
[Ghanaian Times] In a teaching hospital in Kumasi, a young data analyst has already worked out how an AI triage tool could cut waiting times on the ward. In a market in Accra, a trader keeps records by hand that a simple model could turn into the credit history a bank would
Japan, US confirm joint yen-buying intervention, signal more action
The rare joint intervention – the first since 2011 - aimed to prevent a selloff in the yen and Japanese government bonds from causing global spillovers.
Christopher Nolan China Interview Goes Viral Over Frank Views on Critics, Christian Themes in ‘The Odyssey,’ Being a “Bard for a Civilization at Dusk”
The Oscar-winning filmmaker's substantive sit-down with Chinese podcaster Zhong Shu wasn't the usual surface-level press tour interview.
Hong Kong jails prison guard over assault on inmate: Media
The victim required an operation after the assault.
'Deck de France' is a new free software that can turn your bike trainer into a controller for your Steam Deck
And it even kinda works with Rocket League.
Hundreds flee fighting in northern Ethiopia as fears rise of return to civil war
There are concerns of a full-scale conflict once again as a peace deal has not been fully implemented.
Why is Ukraine targeting Wildberries, Russia's e-commerce giant?
Ukraine has struck dozens of Wildberries logistics sites across Russia since mid-July, stating that the e‑commerce giant is being used to help supply Moscow’s military. Wildberries is a critical piece of Russia’s wartime economy, giving Kyiv a new pressure point on Moscow.
Australia has long relied on volunteers: As bird flu spreads, they will need support
Australia had years to prepare for the arrival of bird flu. The deadly, highly transmissible H5N1 strain emerged in late 2020 in Asia before spreading to every other continent except Australia.
China steps up protection for chip designs in revised regulations
The measures reflect the greater strategic importance Beijing is assigning to technology developed by Chinese companies.
Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Alibaba, Bristol-Myers Squibb, eBay & more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.
Americans lost an average $1,000 to financial errors last year — 3 major money mistakes to avoid now
Wolverine’s Going To Get His Butt Out In Insomniac’s New Game
ESRB's game description reveals all
Yes, we should be challenging Zionism in schools
We refuse to exceptionalize a single form of discrimination.
Negeri Sembilan polls: Will BN-PN’s big win spark formal pact going into Malaysia’s general election?
Analysts say the supermajority win by Barisan Nasional and Perikatan Nasional in Negeri Sembilan could prompt the two former rivals to deepen their partnership.
Africa: Africa's Capital Markets Are Opening Up Again
[Independent (Kampala)] Cairo -- Africa's multilateral lender, African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), secured its largest bond issuance on record after raising $1.5 billion from international investors, marking its return to the US dollar public debt market for the first
