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Zara Lianne10 May 2025

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has thrown her support behind a proposed 30-day ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war, calling for an unconditional halt to hostilities. Speaking on Saturday, she made it clear that the European Union stands ready to impose tougher sanctions on Russia if it violates the terms of the ceasefire. “The […]

Zara Lianne10 May 2025

In a move to tighten control over advanced technology exports, U.S. Senator Tom Cotton has introduced a new bill aimed at stopping unauthorized transfers of powerful AI chips to countries like China. The proposed legislation, called the Chip Security Act, would require companies exporting AI chips and related products to install built-in location tracking systems. […]

Zara Lianne9 May 2025

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that it will begin deploying artificial intelligence (AI) across all its centers immediately, with full integration set for June 30, 2025. This move follows the successful completion of a pilot program that used generative AI to assist scientific reviewers. The integration of AI is aimed at […]

Zara Lianne9 May 2025

NHS England is facing a severe budget shortfall of £6.6 billion for the 2025–26 fiscal year and is set to implement a series of drastic cuts to balance the books. These cuts, which have been described as “previously unthinkable,” are part of a financial reset intended to address the growing deficit. Despite receiving an additional […]

Zara Lianne9 May 2025

The U.S. government has imposed sanctions on two small Chinese oil refiners and three port operators in Shandong Province for allegedly importing Iranian crude oil. The move is part of Washington’s broader strategy to limit Iran’s oil revenue and pressure Tehran over its nuclear program, according to sources. The sanctions, announced by the U.S. Treasury […]

Zara Lianne9 May 2025

In a major move toward justice and reconciliation, the New Zealand government has announced NZ$774 million (approximately US$457 million) in its 2025 national budget to compensate survivors of abuse suffered in state and faith-based care. This decision comes after a sweeping inquiry revealed that around 200,000 children, young people, and vulnerable adults were subjected to […]

Zara Lianne9 May 2025

The classroom is evolving. From chalkboards and textbooks to tablets and AI tutors, education is undergoing a major transformation. Around the globe, artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used to support teaching, offering personalized learning, round-the-clock support, and data-driven insights. But as AI grows in influence, educators and stakeholders are asking a critical question: can […]

Zara Lianne8 May 2025

Shipping giant Maersk has reported a significant drop in container volumes between the U.S. and China, with shipments plunging by 30-40% in April due to escalating trade tensions between the two largest global economies. The decline comes as both nations continue to impose tariffs and trade restrictions, prompting shifts in global shipping patterns. In response, […]

Zara Lianne8 May 2025

In one of the worst wildlife poisoning incidents in recent memory, more than 120 endangered vultures have died in South Africa’s Kruger National Park after feeding on the carcass of a poisoned elephant believed to have been killed by poachers. Wildlife officials confirmed that the elephant had been laced with toxic pesticides, a tactic increasingly […]

Zara Lianne8 May 2025

New York police have arrested over 80 pro-Palestinian demonstrators at Columbia University after protesters occupied the historic Butler Library on campus. The protest, led by the student group Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD), was staged to demand that the university cut financial ties to organizations they say support Israeli military operations. The group renamed the […]

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EU Chief Backs 30-Day Ceasefire in Ukraine, Warns of Fresh Sanctions Against Russia

U.S. Senator Proposes Chip Security Bill to Prevent AI Tech Smuggling to China

FDA to Implement AI Across All Centers by June 30

NHS in England Plans Unprecedented Budget Cuts to Address Financial Deficit

U.S. Sanctions Disrupt Chinese Refiners Over Iranian Oil Deals

New Zealand Earmarks $457 Million to Compensate Survivors of State Care Abuse

AI Tutors vs. Human Teachers: The Battle for the Future of Learning

Maersk Reports Major Decline in U.S.-China Container Volumes as Trade War Escalates

Over 120 Endangered Vultures Die After Eating Poisoned Elephant Carcass in South Africa

Columbia University: Dozens Arrested After Pro-Palestinian Protesters Occupy Library

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TVET Harmonisation: What the Nigeria-Uganda Skills Pact Means for Africa’s Global Labour Competitiveness

Literacy and Belonging: What It Means for Canadian Educators and School Leaders

Surveillance in Special Education: The Growing Debate Over Classroom Cameras