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JOHANNESBURG, May 27 (Reuters) – Ghanaian nationals queued at Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport early on Wednesday to board one of the first flights home after waves of anti-immigrantRead More
SMART Zambia National Coordinator Percy Chinyama noted that ongoing investments in digital systems are already generating significant public sector efficiencies, including cost savings, improved transparency, and enhanced service delivery across key areas such as agriculture, healthcare, education, and finance.Read More
At the CAU Arch Summit 2026, architects, urban planners, and designers discussed the future of the urban environment, the role of technology, and the region’s cultural heritage. Star architect Bjarke Ingels: “This region preserves a centuries-old conception of space: the challenge for the new generation is not whether to modernize, but how to develop this heritage without destroying it.”Read More
Today’s headlines: Pope Leo XIV recalls the suffering of the people of Gaza and calls for reconstruction to begin; India’s Supreme Court upholds the legality of the voter list revision pushed by the BJP.; Hong Kong has surpassed Switzerland as the global capital of cross-border wealth; A Japanese airline announces a project to store cultural artifacts on the Moon. Georgia celebrates 1,700 years since the adoption of Christianity.Read More
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[Malaysia] RCF has announced the appointment of Adam Wong as business developer for Southeast Asia […]Read More
High-tech airfreight imports into the US have been booming so far in 2026, with volumes from Southeast Asia and Taiwan leading the growth. Figures from data provider and consultant Aevean show that overall high-tech volumes into the US in the first quarter increased by 57% year on year, or 157,000 tonnes. “This is equivalent toRead More
People in western Europe turned to fans and fountains as they sweltered through a record-breaking heat wave Tuesday, with temperatures set to soar even further.Read More
A recent report by Plastics Europe has revealed that the transition to a circular plastic economy decreased “dramatically” in 2024. It outlines that, amid increasing global competition and weak investment opportunities, 15.8% of Europe’s total plastics production was circular. The report, titled The Circular Economy for Plastics: A European Analysis, identifies that Europe’s annual growth in circular production declined from 13.6% in 2022 to 1.2% in 2024, with circular output dropping to 8.7 metric tons.Read More
Europe and Japan push supercomputing boundaries The European Sting – Critical News & Insights on European Politics, Economy, Foreign Affairs, Business & Technology – europeansting.com Technology -Read More