Author: James Thomas

Italy extended its ban on surrogacy late last year, but posts are claiming that it happened recently.Read More

Dear Annie: My sister, “Jenna,” is 38 and recently started selling handmade candles online. I was excited for her at first; it’s a big step to start your own business.Read More

The limited edition G2 and Smiley® Capsule Collection launches this July, featuring bold streetwear pieces inspired by Smiley’s iconic brand The two-drop…Read More

From fitness routines to diet and activities – here’s what you should be doing in your 50s.Read More

With a growing community of passionate mentors and students, the Intelsat/MaxIQ Space STEM Program continues to be a catalyst for innovation and scientific curiosity.Read More

This collaboration marks a significant milestone in expanding financial inclusion and driving payment innovation across Ghana and the broader West African region.Read More

The nature of the attack, along with the identity of the ransomware group, suggests a growing cybersecurity threat landscape targeting public infrastructure.Read More

The Declaration sets the groundwork for a continent-wide digital agenda, while outlining the responsibilities of parliamentarians, the private sector, and civil society.Read More

Since a Japanese prime minister first attended a NATO summit in 2022, Japan has sent its highest-level representative to the event for three consecutive years. Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 was a key catalyst for Tokyo’s decision to attend that year, and the 2025 summit in The Hague would have marked the fourth consecutive appearance by a Japanese leader. Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba was expected to meet with like-minded NATO partners to deepen cooperation amid the security challenges that link the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific theaters. However, his participation was abruptly canceled, with Foreign Minister Takeshi Iwaya attending…

Volvo is one of the most exposed European automakers to U.S. tariffs as the bulk of its cars sold there are imported from Europe.Read More