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Iran marked a significant milestone in its space exploration when it successfully launched its first satellite into orbit in April 2020. Despite this achievement, the head of the U.S. Space Command dismissed it as nothing more...
In a swift and unexpected turn of events, the authorities of the enclave of Haut-Karabakh, known as Artsakh to Armenians, declared their self-dissolution along with all its institutions on September 18, 2023, just ten days after...
The rise of the digital economy is ushering in a new era of monetary innovation, exemplified by the advent of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). With nations such as China and Sweden pioneering these initiatives, CBDCs...
A new internet safety law was passed by the British parliament this week in an effort to control online services provided by the US, impacting social media companies such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and even titans...
Following five days of negotiation, the Writers Guild of America (WGA) and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) have officially reached a tentative agreement, ending the 146-day writers’ strike mentioned in this previous article....
After nearly a decade of El-Sisi in power in Egypt, elections are due to take place this December – earlier than expected. The election was initially due to be held in spring 2024 and reports state...
In a surprising turn of events, former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu recently made headlines with a statement suggesting the possibility of peace between Israel and Saudi Arabia. This unexpected revelation has sparked intrigue and speculation,...
As the world battles escalating population numbers alongside climate change, the necessity for sustainable farming practices has never been more crucial. A novel solution gaining popularity is urban vertical farming, which employs multi-level structures to cultivate...
In 1890, the House of Congress passed the Sherman Act as the United States’ first antitrust law to create a “comprehensive charter of economic liberty aimed at preserving free and unfettered competition as the rule of trade.” In...
In a surprising move, the European Commission has suggested renewing the authorization of glyphosate within the European Union (EU) for a decade, despite granting it only a five-year extension in 2017. This controversial herbicide’s renewal proposal lacks...
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