USS Canberra: US commissions first Navy warship in foreign port
The United States commissioned a warship in Sydney, Australia, on Saturday, the first time a U.S. Navy vessel joined active service at a foreign port,
Oil prices rise as tight supply counters expected rate hikes
Oil prices rose on Monday as tightening supply and hopes for Chinese stimulus measures underpinned Brent at well above $80 a barrel, even as traders expected more
Tesla to discuss factory plan for new $24,000 car with India commerce minister -source
Tesla representatives are set to meet India’s commerce minister this month to discuss plans to build a factory to produce what the company has described
OpenAI’s Sam Altman launches Worldcoin crypto project
Worldcoin, a cryptocurrency project founded by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, launched on Monday. The project’s core offering is its World ID, which the company describes
Elon Musk posts new Twitter logo X to replace blue bird
Elon Musk and Twitter Chief Executive Officer Linda Yaccarino unveiled a logo for the social media platform on Monday that featured a white X on
Three strategies to unlock the potential of primary health care in Sub-Saharan Africa
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought to light the critical need for Sub-Saharan African countries to prioritize investment in primary health care to develop a robust
Nature-based solutions in the Netherlands: An inspiration to improve water security
Green infrastructure and Nature-based solutions (NBS) can play a critical role in improving water security, including mitigation and adaption to climate change. It is often more
Why blended learning is (still) relevant
The COVID-19 pandemic has led school systems worldwide to experiment with various forms of blended learning—combining in-person and online instruction. These experiences have provided valuable
Mobile Phone Technology Could Expand Equitable Access to Financial Services in Ethiopia
Data from the Global Findex Database indicate that the percentage of adults with bank accounts in Ethiopia has more than doubled since 2014 to reach 46%. However,
Why the Republic of Congo’s Oil-Driven Growth Model Must Change?
The end of the last commodity supercycle (2002-2014) plunged oil-dependent nations into a prolonged recession, undoing the progress they had made during the boom. The
