Xi Jinping’s New Economic Order

Chinese President Xi Jinping is pushing to revive the private sector, but with a crucial caveat – within limits. Successful stockpickers need a unique blend of financial acumen and market insight, as well as an understanding of Xi’s evolving state of mind. In 2018, regulators launched a crackdown on China’s tech industry, which sent shockwaves … Read more

Harnessing Natural Hydrogen from Deep Earth

Scientists are exploring natural hydrogen as a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels, tapping into geological processes that produce hydrogen deep within the earth. Research has shown that this “natural Hâ‚‚” is formed through serpentinization, where minerals in rocks react with water, and can be found in areas exposed on land like Oman, New Caledonia, Albania, … Read more

Africa CDC to Brief Media on Outbreaks in Member States

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) invites media representatives to a virtual briefing on Thursday, February 20, 2025, from 16:00hrs – 17:00hrs East Africa Time. During the meeting, Director General Dr. Jean Kaseya will provide updates on outbreaks in Member States including mpox, Marburg virus in Tanzania, and Ebola disease in … Read more

Flick Warns of Tough Games Ahead for Barcelona in Champions League

FC Barcelona head coach Hansi Flick has vowed that his team is ready for a “tough” journey through the Champions League knockout phase, despite avoiding a showdown with Paris Saint-Germain and Real Madrid. Flick, speaking at a press conference ahead of Saturday’s La Liga match against Las Palmas, acknowledged that Barcelona will face stiff competition … Read more

Arab Nations Unite Against Trump’s Gaza Plan, Present Alternative Proposal

Egypt and its neighboring countries have moved against US President Donald Trump’s plan to displace Palestinians from Gaza, proposing an alternative solution to rebuild the devastated territory. The proposal, which spans several years, involves removing rubble and reconstruction in phases, ensuring that Palestinians remain in their homeland. Funding for the massive rebuilding effort will be … Read more

OnlyFans Star Lily Phillips Pregnancy Backlash Explained

OnlyFans influencer Lily Phillips recently claimed to be pregnant on Instagram, sparking controversy and speculation among fans. The 23-year-old British star posted photos of herself cradling a large baby bump and two positive pregnancy tests, but some social media users doubt the authenticity of her claims. Phillips had previously spoken about having children on a … Read more

Dodgers Pitcher Miller Sidelined After Line Drive Incident

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bobby Miller was hit in the head by a line drive during spring training against the Chicago Cubs on Thursday. The 105.5 mph liner appeared to hit Miller on the right temple, causing him to fall to the ground but quickly getting up on his knees as medical staff rushed onto … Read more

Pope Francis’ Health Crisis: “No Cause for Alarm” Says Jesuit Friend

Pope Francis, 88, is undergoing treatment for a serious health issue after experiencing symptoms of bronchitis caused by inflammation of the bronchi lining. Jesuit Father Antonio Spadaro, a personal friend and advisor to the pope, says there’s no cause for alarm. The situation is delicate but manageable, according to Spadaro. Pope Francis has been prescribed … Read more

Bacteria Linked to Brain Health with Age

New research suggests that bacteria in the mouth and tongue may play a role in changes in brain function as people age. A study led by the University of Exeter found associations between certain bacteria and better memory, attention, and cognitive decline, while others were linked to an increased risk of Alzheimer’s disease. The researchers … Read more

Europe’s Moon Plans Under Review Amid Artemis Project Concerns

The European Space Agency (ESA) is facing uncertainty over its plans to send humans to the moon in the coming years, as US President Donald Trump’s administration reviews NASA’s ambitious Artemis project. According to sources, the ESA had previously committed to collaborating with NASA on a lunar mission, but now it appears that these plans … Read more