Fri 07 November 2025: Migration flows into the world’s rich economies are slowing down, according to an OECD report published on Monday. Although overall numbers remain historically high, permanent migration to OECD countries slipped by 4% in 2024 after three years of strong growth. Labour-driven migration to the same countries dropped by 21%, Euronews reported. […]
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Fri 07 November 2025: Migraines and headaches remain among the world’s most common and disabling disorders, affecting over one-third of the global population and requiring far greater recognition in public health policy, according to an international study. The research, led by neurology experts from La Trobe University and Western Health and published in Cell Reports Medicine, analyzed data from the […]
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Fri 07 November 2025: Critical minerals essential for smartphones, wind turbines, chips, and defense systems saw sharp price spikes in the third quarter, driven by Beijing’s stricter export controls, according to the Bavarian Industry Association’s monthly commodity report. Their prices in US dollars rose by 8.2% compared to the previous quarter, according to the latest […]
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Fri 07 November 2025: The Rapid Support Forces (RSF) announced on Thursday that it has accepted a humanitarian truce in Sudan proposed by the Quad nations—the United States, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt. In a statement, the rebel group said it looks forward to “implementing the agreement and immediately commencing discussions on the […]
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Fri 07 November 2025: Police in the German city of Hanau arrested a man Thursday after nearly 50 vehicles, mailboxes and building facades were vandalized with blood drawn in the shape of swastikas. The suspect was under the influence of alcohol at the time of his arrest, a police spokesperson told regional broadcaster Hessische Rundfunk. A breathalyzer test […]
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Thu 06 November 2025: The School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) has expressed deep concern over the detention of alumnus and British journalist Sami Hamdi in the US, calling for full transparency and due process. In a statement, the SOASA said reports suggested that Hamdi travelled to the US on a valid visa to participate […]
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Thu 06 November 2025: YouTube has quietly erased more than 700 videos and shut down the accounts of three major Palestinian human rights organizations, a report by The Intercept on Tuesday shows, Anadolu reports. The deleted accounts belonged to Al‑Haq, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, and Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, all of which posted […]
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Thu 06 November 2025: Kyrgyzstan has officially issued its first stablecoin, USDKG, becoming the country’s first state-owned digital asset. The Finance Ministry said on Thursday the new stablecoin is pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 exchange rate and backed by gold. The launch cost the state budget 438,480.75 soms (about $37), according to figures […]
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Thu 06 November 2025: Google has revealed ambitions to construct AI data centers beyond Earth’s atmosphere, with initial test hardware slated for launch into orbit as early as 2027. “Instead of transmitting power to Earth from space, we propose a future that includes spacebased ML “data centers” consisting of many solarpowered satellites networked via free-space […]
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Thu 06 November 2025: Japan’s military has sent soldiers to a rugged, mountainous area in the northern Akita Prefecture to assist in combating a dramatic rise in bear attacks that have left locals in fear. Over the past seven months, nationwide figures from the Ministry of the Environment, reported as of late October, show at […]
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