Venezuela's Maduro sworn in as opponents decry 'coup,' US hikes bounty
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was sworn in for a third term Friday in a ceremony decried as illegitimate by the ...
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Bridging the Urban-Rural Divide in African Education Through Equity and Reform
The report highlights systemic inefficiencies and inequities in African education financing, with urban areas receiving ...
Bunker Hill Provides Project and Corporate Update
When complete and operating, Bunker Hill’s 1,800 tons per day processing plant will have the largest capacity of any such ...
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Nuclear site workers in central Hanford ordered to take cover after leak alert
The underground radioactive waste storage tanks and the vitrification plant are in the center of the site. Courtesy Department of Energy The Hanford Patrol established a 100-foot isolation zone ...
From export controls to hacks, China signals it’s ready to take on Trump
A flurry of activity reveals how Beijing is prepared to act swiftly and forcefully in an intensified diplomatic and trade ...
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The real reason Russia wants to leave the Baltics in the dark
The incident, European officials said at the time, was just another example of Russia's malevolent behaviour in the Baltic, where it has allegedly been engaged in a quiet war of provocation against ...
Entrepreneurs need to be protected from burnout too
Entrepreneurship has long been hailed as a springboard of innovation, creativity and economic growth. Governments actively ...
Nearly half of the UK’s energy is already from renewables - why are bills so high?
The UK is seeing a second increase in energy price caps this winter, announced by Ofgem on 1 January. Energy bills ...
Tulum used to be for backpackers. Now it’s ‘boho-chic.’
The rise of Instagram and Airbnb have influenced Tulum’s rapid transformation from backpackers’ paradise to hotel-dense ...