Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline: An African Dream Takes Shape
The Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline, a massive project to export Nigerian gas to Europe, has been revived after two decades of delays. Construction of the Algerian s
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Judge Rejects Biden's Bid to Block Ghostwriter Recordings Release
A US judge ruled on Friday that recordings of President Biden's interviews with a ghostwriter can be released. The decision was made in a lawsuit filed by Biden
Weight-Loss Medications May Lower Cancer Risk
New research suggests popular weight-loss drugs could have an additional benefit: reducing the risk of certain cancers. The study analyzed data from millions of
Challenges Ahead in Iran Negotiations
The next phase of talks with Iran poses significant challenges, according to a former US envoy, as the country navigates complex diplomatic waters. Talks have b
Trump Heads to Camp David as Iran Talks Stall
US President Donald Trump is set to visit Camp David this weekend, his second trip to the presidential retreat since taking office last year. The trip is schedu
HPV Vaccine Nearly Eradicates Cervical Cancer Deaths in Young Women
In the United Kingdom, the HPV vaccine has significantly reduced cervical cancer deaths among women under 30 to almost zero. The vaccine has been administered t
South Korea's Nuclear Ambitions Hit Reality Check
South Korea's ruling party suffered a significant setback in key races, forcing a rethink on the country's nuclear future. The party's failure to secure crucial
Taiwan Bullied Out of Marine Ecology Talks
China's actions have led to Taiwan's exclusion from a crucial Track 2 platform focused on addressing maritime ecology issues. The exclusion is seen as a worryin
Six-Year-Old Ebola Patient Found Safe After Hospital Abduction
A six-year-old boy infected with Ebola was found safe and sound after being taken from a treatment centre in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The incident occu
Britain's New Leader: A Shift in Power?
Andy Burnham won the Labour leadership contest, positioning him for a potential run for Downing Street. He has vowed to reshape the party. Burnham's victory com
US Blocks AI Exports to Allies, Fuelling Tensions
The US has cut off foreign access to advanced AI models, citing national security concerns, in a move that has strained relations with its allies. US President
AI Safety Research Takes Centre Stage
Anthropic, a leading AI startup, is at the forefront of AI safety research. Co-founder and top economist discuss the challenges and implications of AI developme