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FTX, a once-thriving cryptocurrency exchange owned by Sam Bankman-Fried, has stated that it expects to repay its customers and creditors in full. The announcement comes after the company’s bankruptcy hearing in late January which outlined that...
The European Union (EU) is now the first union to implement a comprehensive legal framework on the use of AI. These regulations plan to target the societal risks associated with AI systems, particularly those believed to...
A recent study conducted from Ireland reports that flavored vapes can produce over 100 harmful chemicals from being heated and inhaled. Vaping products work by heating chemicals which produces a type of aerosol which is then...
Robbers on land are thieves, but thieves of the seas are called pirates. From the earliest ancient Mediterranean ‘Sea Peoples,’ Illyrians and Tyrrhenians, to the famous pirates of the Caribbean and Black Beard, pirates were impoverished,...
Amidst a time of high tensions between Europe and China, President Xi Jingping’s 5-day tour in Europe involved talks of trade, investment, Ukraine, and Gaza during state visits to France, Serbia, and Hungary. As the Chinese...
The Nigeria-Morocco gas pipeline project has reached a significant milestone with the commencement of initial topographic studies along the Morocco-Mauritania-Senegal axis. The Moroccan engineering and topography firm Etafat announced the start of these investigations, which are...
Last Tuesday, Zimbabwe introduced a new currency in the form of banknotes and coins — the ‘Zim Gold’ or ZiG — replacing the “worthless” RTGS dollar. Backed by $575 million worth of hard assets, the Zig...
On Monday, Hamas finally accepted a ceasefire deal amidst a deteriorating humanitarian crisis and an intense seven-month war that has left over 34,000 people dead, a large proportion of which are women and children. It comes...
In the digital realm, social media platforms like TikTok and Instagram have emerged as powerful forces, shaping the self-perceptions and aspirations of today’s youth. With their appeal to easy fame and virality, these platforms have amassed...
February 24, 2022. 5:07 a.m., missiles and artillery strike near Kyiv, airports crumble from blasts, smoke decorates the sky, and people scramble in fear. Russia launched a full-scale land and air invasion of Ukraine, the largest...
Is the Antisemitism Awareness Act Really Looking out for Americans?
November 1, 2024
Should Developed Countries pay Repercussions for their Immense Energy Use?
September 30, 2024
