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Her country is the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak, even as it wages a violent conflict within its borders. DR Congo Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner speaks with DW News Africa host Michael Okwu about the collision of war on a deadly virus – with the fight against powerful rebels who’ve already seized vital Congolese territory. Global leaders are watching closely.Read More
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa re-filed in the Western Cape High Court on Tuesday, challenging a panel report alleging he violated the constitution during his previous ‘Farmgate’ scandal. In…Read More
Deloitte ends its role auditing 17EdTech after 2024–25, as Marcum Asia takes the 2026 engagement; the company cites no disagreements or reportable events.Read More
It’s shaping up to be an exciting week in Taipei. Here’s what AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and the PC industry’s biggest players are likely to unveil.Read More
Growth is accelerating across AI, data centers, energy, and automotive, with strong momentum in Asia and double-digit gains in key segments. Investments in engineering, manufacturing, and AI are driving efficiency, while disciplined capital allocation supports both organic and M&A-led expansion.Bas…Read More
In today’s newsletter, Hassan Ahmed outlines the state of crypto, stablecoins and regulations in Asia, comparing growth to regions with clarity. Then, in “Ask an Expert,” Xin Yan, CEORead More
Russia’s nuclear ambitions abroad are increasingly colliding with geopolitical reality. In Armenia, Moscow’s once-dominant position in the nuclear sector is beginning to erode as Yerevan turns toward Europe. Across the EU, governments are still struggling in fits and starts to reduce their dependence on Russian nuclear fuel. And in Russia itself, Rosatom appears strangely reluctant […]Read More
The INTEGRED research project, coordinated by Antoni Verger, received funding in the 2025 call of the Horizon Europe Cluster 2, alongside four otherRead More
Germany pushes European military space command initiativeRead More
The EU’s six biggest economies vowed Thursday to set aside differences and speed up integration of their financial markets as the bloc seeks to catch up with the United States and China.Read More