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  • Will we be Flying high on Hydrogen?

    Will we be Flying high on Hydrogen?

    Six years ago it seemed that almost all wealthy nations were committing to net-zero policies, spending on Hydrogen, Solar, Wind, however many public programs to achieve this have either been scrapped or have had their funding significantly reduced. When President Trump was re-elected, he signed an executive order to withdraw the United States from the…

  • Technology News: AI Summits and Smartphone Innovations

    Technology News: AI Summits and Smartphone Innovations

    The tech landscape continues to evolve rapidly, with this week showcasing notable advancements across artificial intelligence, consumer electronics, and renewable energy sectors. From global AI discussions to innovative smartphone designs, here’s a comprehensive overview of the most impactful technology developments from the past week. Artificial Intelligence and Global Policy AI Action Summit Highlights The AI…

  • United Nations: A Brief History

    United Nations: A Brief History

    The United Nations (UN) is one of the most significant global institutions, created with the mission of maintaining peace, promoting human rights, and fostering international cooperation. The idea for its existence began after the First World War, but came into fruition after the second in 1945. The League of Nations The UN’s story begins with…

  • The Impact of Interest rates

    The Impact of Interest rates

    The Bank of England, established in 1694, is the UK’s central bank and one of the world’s oldest financial institutions. Located in London’s financial district on Threadneedle Street, with assets exceeding £1 trillion, the Bank plays a pivotal role in maintaining monetary stability and financial oversight. Consumer Spending and Saving: Lower interest rates reduce borrowing…

  • Martial Law: South Korea’s Crisis

    Martial Law: South Korea’s Crisis

    On the evening of December 3rd, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law in order to address alleged “anti-state forces” and an imminently growing “threat from North Korea”. Despite the President giving somewhat convincing reasons for declaring martial law, it was grounded in his own plummeting approval ratings, since he took office in…

  • Syrian Terrorist Rebels take control of Damascus

    Syrian Terrorist Rebels take control of Damascus

    In a stunning development, a coalition of terrorist rebel forces, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), has seized control of Damascus, the Syrian capital, in less than two weeks following a surprise offensive launched from northern Syria. HTS, designated as an Islamist terrorist organisation by the United Nations, United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Russia,…