President Lula light-heartedly teased Neymar about his injury issues, calling him a 'home office player' during a recent event. Meanwhile, coach Ancelotti confirmed Neymar's availability for Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Scotland.
President Lula light-heartedly mocked Neymar's injury issues, calling him a 'home office player' during a public event. Meanwhile, coach Ancelotti confirmed Neymar's availability for Brazil's World Cup qualifier against Scotland.
Geoengineering, particularly solar geoengineering, is presented as a risky techno-optimistic "quick fix" for climate change. Critics argue it masks warming, poses termination shock risks, requires centuries of maintenance, and lacks scientific understanding and governance, diverting resources from decarbonization.
Vietnamese trawlers are reportedly entering Malaysian waters at night to fish illegally, raising concerns about Malaysia's ability to govern its seas and threatening its blue economy initiatives. Local fishermen and the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency highlight the issue, which impacts marine resources and local communities.
Rahul Gandhi launched the 'Chhatron Ki Goonj' campaign, urging students to sign an online petition addressing issues like paper leaks, exam irregularities, high education costs, and unemployment. A rally in Kota, Rajasthan, marked the campaign's beginning, with Gandhi calling it the start of a larger movement.
The National Stock Exchange of India has filed its draft red herring prospectus for an IPO of up to 148,905,525 equity shares, estimated at Rs 30,000 crore. This offering is poised to be the largest corporate market debut in India, surpassing Hyundai Motor India's IPO.
Young adults with learning disabilities are gaining green sector jobs and transforming environments through the London Tree Ring project. The initiative aims to create wildlife corridors around the capital, fostering biodiversity and reconnecting a new generation with nature.
Intel has started production of its 18A-P chip node, a key step towards potentially manufacturing chips for Apple. This advanced node offers improved performance and power efficiency, aiming to position Intel as a competitive chip manufacturer for external clients.
Around 200 protesters in Albania tore down fences at a luxury development site on Saturday, protesting against construction on confiscated land and in environmentally sensitive areas. Villagers from Rrjoll demanded compensation for seized land, with some scuffles reported with law enforcement.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested former Reliance Telecom executives Gautam Doshi and Satish Seth in Mumbai as part of its money laundering probe against Anil Ambani's group entities. Doshi was brought to Delhi, while Seth was hospitalized and later sent to ED custody.
The Pentagon was locked down for hours due to a false anthrax alert triggered by a malfunctioning sensor, prompting a hazmat response before tests confirmed no hazard existed.
Egyptian authorities have frozen the assets of Nokhnoch and other defendants as part of an investigation into money laundering. The probe includes examining financial transactions, real estate, and electronic wallets, with further testimonies being taken from associates, including Nokhnoch's wife and a media personality.
A 46-year-old man was arrested for assault on May 10th in Kobe City during a protest against Governor Motohiko Saito. He allegedly grabbed a protester's hair, claiming he was trying to stop the man from approaching him while live-streaming his own differing views.
Rio Branco AC terminated its sponsorship with Blackbox, a company investigated in Operation Narco Fluxo for alleged money laundering and illegal betting operations. The company, which also sponsored other local football clubs, is accused of moving over R$1.6 billion.
Two Ugandan care workers, Sumayah Nakazibwe and Stella Ariokot, were trapped in their Belfast home for four hours during riots. They witnessed masked youths burning cars and bins, and narrowly escaped after a pastor intervened. Other families, including Romanian and Nigerian, were also targeted.
Two Ugandan care workers, Sumayah Nakazibwe and Stella Ariokot, were trapped in their Belfast home for four hours during riots. They were eventually rescued by a pastor after witnessing escalating violence, including petrol-bombing of cars and burning of properties. Other families, including Romanian and Nigerian, were also affected.
Kenyan police shot and killed a man during a protest against a proposed US-run Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki. Dozens gathered, some carrying a coffin, while police used teargas and arrested 19 protesters. The US plans to send 30 medical personnel to the 50-bed facility.
A demonstrator was shot and killed during a protest in Nanyuki, Kenya, against a US plan to build an Ebola quarantine center for US citizens. Protesters clashed with police, who used tear gas. The US stated Kenya was chosen for proximity and timely treatment of Americans affected by the DRC outbreak.
Kenyan President William Ruto defends the government's decision to allow the US to build an Ebola quarantine facility in Nanyuki, despite local protests and court orders. Satellite imagery shows rapid construction at the Laikipia Air Base.
Former City of Parramatta Council CEO Gail Connolly allegedly copied an associate's signature to sign her $500,000-a-year employment contract before an offer could be rescinded. An ICAC hearing revealed text messages and evidence suggesting she manipulated the signing process and made threats against staff.
Jamshid Ghomi, a dual US-Iranian national and CEO of an Iran-based tech firm, was arrested for allegedly violating US sanctions by shipping sophisticated US-origin equipment to Iran's nuclear and military establishments.
Jamshid Ghomi, a dual US-Iranian national and CEO of an Iran-based tech company, was arrested for allegedly violating US sanctions by shipping sophisticated US-origin equipment to Iran's nuclear and military entities. He faces up to 20 years in prison.
Taiwan's housing prices have surged, outpacing income growth in most major cities. Between 2018-2023, only Taipei and Hsinchu saw income increases, while five other major cities experienced income declines despite rising property values, significantly increasing the burden on potential homebuyers.
Leica Camera AG is breaking with tradition by using a new glass pressing technique for lens manufacturing. This method, employed at their Wetzlar site, involves pressing glass in carbide molds at high temperatures and pressure to achieve precise aspherical shapes. The new Noctilux M-35 lens, retailing around €9,000, is the first product to fully utilize this technology, resulting in a lighter and more compact design without compromising light intensity.
