International

27 Mar

Psyche Mission Set to Unlock Secrets of Ancient Planetary Cores

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

NASA is preparing for its ambitious Psyche mission, aiming to explore a rare metal-rich asteroid that could reveal insights into the early solar system. The asteroid, named Psyche, is located in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Scientists believe it may be the exposed core of a protoplanet. The spacecraft will travel approximately 2.2 billion miles over six years, studying Psyche’s composition and magnetic field. Unlike other missions that explore rocky or icy bodies, this one targets a body primarily composed of iron and nickel, similar to Earth’s core. Experts hope the findings will offer clues about the violent…

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26 Mar

France Bans Disposable E-Cigarettes to Reduce Youth Vaping

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

France has announced a ban on disposable e-cigarettes, commonly known as “puffs,” in a bid to curb youth vaping. Health officials raised concerns over the growing number of teenagers using these devices, which are often flavored and marketed in colorful packaging. The ban will take effect later this year, with strict fines for retailers found violating the regulation. Authorities are also planning educational campaigns to raise awareness about the health risks of vaping. While public health advocates have welcomed the move, the vaping industry argues that e-cigarettes offer a safer alternative to traditional smoking. Other European countries are considering similar…

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26 Mar

Regulators Investigate Fair Competition in Emerging AI Market

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

US regulators have launched an antitrust investigation into leading tech companies over concerns of monopolistic practices in the artificial intelligence sector. Companies like Google, Microsoft, and Amazon are under scrutiny for acquiring AI startups and limiting competition. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Department of Justice are leading the inquiry, assessing whether these corporations have unfairly dominated the market. The probe comes as AI technology increasingly shapes industries from healthcare to finance. Critics argue that tech giants’ control over advanced AI models could stifle innovation and raise ethical concerns. Meanwhile, the companies claim their investments drive technological advancements and…

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25 Mar

South Korea Reports Surge in EV Sales Amid Government Subsidies

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

South Korea has reported a significant rise in electric vehicle (EV) sales, fueled by government subsidies and increased consumer awareness. Data from the Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy shows a 60% year-on-year increase in EV registrations. The government offers generous financial incentives for EV buyers, alongside investments in charging infrastructure. Major South Korean automakers like Hyundai and Kia have also expanded their EV lineups, introducing affordable models with improved battery ranges. Environmental groups have praised the shift toward clean transportation, highlighting its contribution to reducing carbon emissions. Analysts predict continued growth in the EV market as battery technology advances…

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24 Mar

Biden and Trump Intensify Efforts as Election Day Nears

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

With the US presidential election only months away, candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump are making aggressive campaign stops in key swing states. Both parties have increased advertisements and organized large rallies, particularly in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin — states expected to play a decisive role. Biden has been emphasizing his economic policies and healthcare reforms, targeting middle-class voters. Meanwhile, Trump has focused on immigration control and national security. Recent polls suggest a neck-and-neck race, raising the stakes for both candidates. Voter engagement efforts are also in full swing, with grassroots organizations encouraging early voting. Political analysts predict record voter…

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21 Mar

Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza Result in Significant Casualties Amid Renewed Hostilities

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

Israeli airstrikes in the Gaza Strip have led to at least 85 Palestinian deaths, including a month-old infant rescued from debris while her family perished. Hamas responded by launching rockets into Israel, effectively ending the 17-month ceasefire. Israel has enforced a blockade on northern Gaza, encompassing Gaza City, as its forces reclaim strategic corridors. In Israel, protests have erupted outside Prime Minister Netanyahu's residence, criticizing his handling of the hostage crisis and his decision to dismiss Ronen Bar, head of the internal security agency, a move approved by the Cabinet despite legal objections. The Israeli military has intercepted rockets from…

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20 Mar

Jordan’s Prince Feisal Al Hussein Bids for IOC Presidency

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

Prince Feisal Al Hussein of Jordan has announced his candidacy for the presidency of the International Olympic Committee (IOC), aiming to become the first leader from the Middle East to hold the position. His bid reflects a push for greater regional representation in international sports organizations. Prince Feisal's campaign emphasizes promoting inclusivity, enhancing athlete support, and leveraging sports for peace and development. The election is set to take place during the next IOC session.

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20 Mar

Global Concerns Rise Over Israel-Hamas Conflict Escalation

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

The international community is expressing deep concern over the escalating violence between Israel and Hamas, following the collapse of a ceasefire and Israel's intensified military operations in Gaza. The conflict has resulted in significant casualties and a deteriorating humanitarian situation. Global leaders are calling for immediate de-escalation and the resumption of peace negotiations to prevent further loss of life and regional instability.

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18 Mar

Former Georgian President Saakashvili’s Prison Term Extended

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili has been sentenced to an additional four years and six months in prison on charges of illegal border crossing, bringing his total jail time to 12½ years. Saakashvili and his defense team argue that the charges are politically motivated. Serving as president from 2004 to 2013, Saakashvili led significant reforms but faced criticism for authoritarian tendencies. After his party's 2012 election loss, he moved to Ukraine and returned to Georgia in 2021, where he was arrested. Currently, he is in a prison hospital receiving treatment for chronic conditions. His lawyer denounced the recent verdict, declaring…

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17 Mar

Auburn Secures Top Seed in NCAA Tournament Bracket

Sonakshi SarkarInternational

The 2025 NCAA Tournament bracket has been unveiled, with Auburn University earning the No. 1 overall seed despite a recent loss in the SEC Tournament final. Auburn leads the South Region, while Duke, Houston, and Florida secure the other No. 1 seeds in the East, Midwest, and West Regions, respectively. The tournament's "First Four" games are set for Tuesday and Wednesday, determining the final entrants for the main bracket. The first round of March Madness kicks off on Thursday and Friday, with 68 teams vying for the national championship.

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