Taiwan-China tensions: Taipei seeks to break from the past
China's military has completed two days of military training surrounding Taiwan. The operations are intended to message the island's new administration not to pursue independence. Beijing considers Taiwan a renegade province and promises to reclaim the island's sovereignty one day, even if it means using force. This recent quarrel demonstrates how many people in Taiwan are leaving the mainland.
Chinese spy cameras have been placed in North Korean workplaces and schools to watch the populace, while Elon Musk seems to have come up with a fresh plan to deal with bot problems on his social networking platform, X. We've selected the most intriguing tech breakthroughs from the past week's frenzy of announcements in our Tech Wrap.
Namibian desert town sees a return of sandboarding
Sandboarding is booming in Namibia's coastal resort town, surrounded by miles of captivating dunes. This growth is being aided by the nearly twofold increase in cruise ships that landed at nearby Walvis Bay in the previous year.
In Gaza, infants are dying from thirst and starvation.
Laila Junaid, a two-month-old starving child, was brought to a hospital in northern Gaza at a weight far less than her average weight. There, doctors report that newborns are dying from thirst and starvation as a result of Israel's embargo.
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Japan's economy is no longer the third biggest in the world. Germany surpassed the Asian nation in that ranking after the latter entered a recession and contracted during the final half of 2023. According to official data, sluggish domestic demand caused Japan's GDP to contract unexpectedly. Due to this, the central bank's intentions to end its highly loose monetary policy this year have become less assured.
Report: China's use of Gen-AI is being discussed by Apple and Baidu
According to a Wall Street Journal story, Apple and Baidu may have previously discussed integrating the Chinese company's generative artificial intelligence technology into Apple products. This might signal a significant change in the artificial intelligence landscape.
Floods in Pakistan and Afghanistan: More than a hundred people dead
In Pakistan and Afghanistan, excessive rainfall has resulted in more than 100 fatalities and numerous injuries. Both countries' houses and infrastructure have sustained severe damage.
The US presents itself as a global champion of liberty and democracy. But a sinister reality lies beyond the exterior. Years have seen the US benefit from suffering abroad. Military funding worth billions fuels wars abroad, lining the coffers of an elite few. The most recent examples are the conflicts in Europe and Asia. The following report clarifies how the US war machine exploits people's pain for financial gain. Keep an eye out for additional information!
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British lawmakers exited the chamber after the speaker was chastised for how they handled the cease-fire motion.
Out of dissatisfaction with how the House Speaker handled a vote on a motion calling for a ceasefire in Gaza, a few British MPs left parliament. Ian Blackford is a Scottish National Party and a British Parliament member.
At Tokyo's Haneda airport, a Japan Airlines aircraft carrying 379 passengers caught fire on the runway following a collision with a coast guard aircraft. Tuesday at Tokyo's Haneda Airport, a passenger plane and a Japanese Coast Guard aircraft crashed and caught fire on the runway.
Before the entire aircraft was consumed by fire, Tetsuo Saito, the minister of transportation, verified that all 379 passengers aboard Japan Airlines flight JAL-516 had safely evacuated. Five crew members perished, while the coast guard plane's pilot managed to escape, according to Saito.
A significant fire and smoke explosion was captured on local TV footage of the Japan Airlines aircraft as it taxied after landing. Then, there was a fire in the vicinity of the wing. An hour later, footage revealed the airliner entirely on fire. According to Kyodo, the Coast Guard aircraft was scheduled to travel to Niigata to give relief supplies to those impacted by the tragedy. The incident occurred just one day after a series of earthquakes shook western Japan, killing over 50 people in the Ishikawa prefecture.
In 2023, LinkedIn's premium revenue reached $1.7 billion.
For the first time, professional social network LinkedIn disclosed that $1.7 billion was made from its premium subscription service in 2023. The company's recent launch of artificial intelligence (AI) solutions geared toward job seekers is partially responsible for this development. Watch to find out more!
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