Australian authorities are searching for a missing radioactive capsule
A radioactive capsule used in mining was lost en route to Perth, the state’s capital, prompting a radiation alert in parts of Western Australia on
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German-Australian hydrogen supply chain investment of $90 million
Australian Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen announced Friday that Australia and Germany have committed A$50 million ($35.5 million) and 50 million euros
Feds say Florida nursing schools sold 7,600 fake diplomas
A federal prosecutor has accused three nursing schools in Florida of selling more than 7,600 fake diplomas. According to the Department of Justice, individuals who
Pakistan economy in danger of collapsing due to loan defaults
There is a grave economic crisis facing Pakistan, with a possible loan default looming in the future and the IMF prepared to provide financial assistance
Global growth will slow to 1.9 percent in 2023, warn UN economists
UN economists warned that intersecting crises will further damage the global economy, causing growth to slow from three percent in 2022 to 1.9 percent this
Modi-Sisi sign MoUs to boost Indian-Egyptian trade to $12 billion
Abdel Fattah El-Sisi, president of Egypt, met Prime Minister Narendra Modi today in New Delhi. During this visit, India and Egypt exchanged MoUs on cyber
OPEC fund loans $120 million to Panama to tackle climate change
To support Panama’s climate action, adaptation, resilience, and mitigation policies, the OPEC Fund is providing a $120 million loan. “Panama Support Programme for the National
Transport halted across Japan by heavy snow, deep cold
As a result of the heavy snowfall that blanketed much of Japan on Wednesday, traffic was snarled, hundreds of flights were cancelled, and train travel
Tourism in Thailand beats target with 11.15 million visitors
In 2022, Thailand received 11.15 million foreign visitors, an increase from 428,000 the previous year when pandemic-related travel restrictions were in effect. The figures reflect
Spotify will reduce its workforce by 6 percent
In an effort to prepare for a possible recession, music streaming company Spotify Technology announced on Monday that it is planning to lay off 6%