Month: September 2023
Biden Visits Vietnam
The United States is principally focused on deepening ties with other members of the so-called Quad strategic alliance that also includes Australia, India and Japan, said Ali Wyne, a senior analyst at Global Macro Geopolitics at Eurasia Group, a geopolitical consultancy headquartered in New York. Biden’s visit prompted fresh partnerships and business deals between the
Relation and privacy issues
Nowadays, many male and female photographs and videos shared in personal relationships go viral on social media and other platforms. Those viral media impact those individuals, families, kids and professions. Life consists of a series of challenges interrelated to our thoughts, feelings, and behaviours. Nature made us with the function of giving birth to the next
Uganda government to fund its budget from local pension
The World bank suspended funding last month in the wake of Kampala’s decision to pass a new anti-homosexual law deemed by the West as a violation of rights of minorities. Last week, the National Planning Authority, technical officials at the Ministry of Finance, Parliament’s Committee on National Economy, Budget Committee and Finance Committee held a
Sleeping on the streets for a third night in Morocco
In a region where many build bricks out of mud, Friday’s earthquake toppled buildings not strong enough to withstand such a mighty temblor, trapping people in the rubble and sending others fleeing in terror. A total of 2,122 people were confirmed dead and at least 2,421 others were injured 1,404 of them critically, the Interior
Sudan Open Market drone attack
Sudan has been rocked by violence since mid-April, when tensions between the country’s military, led by Gen. Abdel Fattah Burhan, and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, commanded by Gen. Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, burst into open fighting. The RSF blamed the military’s air force for Sunday’s attack, though it was not immediately possible to independently verify
The Downfall Of Education, Artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines that are capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. This includes tasks such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, language understanding, and even decision-making. The first challenge is the replacement of human teachers. E-learning classes and automated chatbots are becoming increasingly common and
The Gulf economies reshaping the world
Saudi Arabia and Iran have negotiated detente in a rivalry that has lasted since the Iranian revolution in 1979. Civil wars in Syria and Yemen are killing fewer people, as their sponsors seek de-escalation. Following the Abraham accords between Israel and some Arab governments, Saudi Arabia is considering recognising the Jewish state, 75 years after
Regime change in Iran
The commitment of many Iranians to regime change is unwavering. The authorities have not fully regained control of public space. Women must wear a headscarf to get treatment in state hospitals or service in banks. But on the streets many forsake the mandatory coverings, some defiantly sporting shorts and tank-tops. In July many Iranians boycotted
ban of Muslim clothing in schools
A controversy has broken out at la rentrée, the start of the new school year, over a government decision to ban from state schools the abaya, a full-length robe worn by some Muslim girls for modesty. To defenders of a strict version of French secularism, it is a measure necessary to protect the republic from
Roblox launch on PS4/ 5
Roblox was only available to play on computers and mobile devices, and on Microsoft’s Xbox One console. The massively popular children’s gaming platform Roblox has announced plans to launch on Sony’s PlayStation consoles. Roblox has more than 60 million players a day but it has come under criticism over concerns about poor moderation of its