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WHO recommends new malaria vaccine for global use. (Reuters + 1)
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Former UN leaders warn of eroding women's rights, advocate for change. (The Guardian)
3h[6.6]
Ackman worries about US economy slowing due to rate hikes. (CNBC)
3h[6.9]
Renewable energy stocks underperform due to higher interest rates. (Financial Times)
4h[7.0]
Covid-19 seasonality not confirmed, but possible in the future. (WIRED)
4h[9.0]
Karikó and Weissman win Nobel Prize for mRNA vaccine breakthrough. (The New York Times + 7)
5h[6.5]
Pakistan's inflation rate rises to 31.4% due to high fuel prices. (Reuters.com)
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Challenges in distributing COVID vaccines for children cause delays and obstacles. (The Washington Post)
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China plans $13.7 trillion investment in power sector for net-zero emissions. (Reuters)
6h[6.6]
Coinbase receives payment institution license in Singapore for crypto services. (The Straits Times)
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Torrential rain floods NYC, LaGuardia airport closed, subway stations affected. Swiss glaciers melting rapidly, Antarctic sea ice at record low. (The Guardian)
7h[7.0]
Bangladesh's dengue outbreak kills over 1,000, infects 209,000. (Reuters + 4)
8h[7.5]
Tensions between West and China impact global markets and supply chains. (Reuters.com)
10h[7.7]
Evergrande chairman investigated for offshore asset transfers amid debt crisis. (Reuters)
12h[6.6]
Oil prices rise on supply concerns and U.S. government deal. (Reuters)
14h[6.9]
Japan's ban on used-car sales to Russia disrupts $2 billion trade. (Reuters)
16h[6.9]
Solar industry warns against tariffs on Chinese imports in Europe. (Reuters + 1)
16h[6.5]
Growing difficulties for businesses in China due to national security concerns. (The Guardian)
16h[6.6]
Japan factory activity falls due to weak demand and higher costs. (Reuters + 6)
17h[6.9]
Russian sabotage causes dam explosion, flooding 4,000 homes in Ukraine. (The Telegraph)
17h[6.5]
Emperor penguins may survive with habitat shifts, but face extinction. (The Conversation)
17h[6.7]
Onewheel electric skateboards recalled due to safety concerns. (CNN)
18h[6.6]
Scientists identify proteins controlling cholesterol in cells, potential for therapies. (The Straits Times)
18h[6.8]
California to require large companies to disclose greenhouse gas emissions. (The Hill)
19h[6.8]
Cognitact launches PlasmarkAD blood test for early Alzheimer's detection. (South China Morning Post)
19h[6.9]
Malaria outbreak in Ethiopian university reveals public health concerns in Africa. (The New York Times + 1)
20h[6.6]
Conservatives' failure to improve NHS could hurt them in election. (The Guardian)
20h[6.8]
Blood test detects over 50 types of cancer with accuracy. (Cureus + 1)
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Dementia affects memory, cognition, behavior; early signs: MCI, MBI. Early intervention crucial. (The Conversation + 1)
1d[7.9]
Explosion in Armenia kills 170, WHO provides aid and support. (UN News)
1d[6.6]
Pakistan considers imprisoning parents for not vaccinating children against polio. (South China Morning Post + 6)
1d[6.8]
Fatal wedding hall fire in Iraq blamed on negligence, lack of safety measures. (Reuters)
1d[6.8]
Typhoon Koinu strengthens, heads towards Taiwan and Philippines, causing warnings. (The Washington Post + 1)
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Kaiser Permanente workers plan largest health care strike in US. (The Washington Post)
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Australia faces dangerous wildfire conditions due to strong winds and low humidity. (The Australian Financial Review + 4)
1d[6.8]
Record-breaking heat in Europe linked to climate change. (The Guardian)
1d[6.7]
Google Bard tracks and stores user interactions for 18 months. (WIRED)
1d[6.5]
Senator Menendez accused of accepting bribes, pleads not guilty. (The Guardian US)
1d[6.8]
James Webb Telescope: discoveries, inverse vaccine, lost language, ancient reconstruction. (Livescience.com)
1d[6.6]
Saudi Arabia seeks international debt to cover budget deficit. (Reuters + 1)
1d[6.6]
UK PM Sunak prioritizes reducing inflation over financial giveaways before election. (The Independent + 1)
1d[6.5]
Bomb attack in Ankara kills two attackers, injures police officers. (Reuters + 4)
1d[6.5]
Maturing oil palm trees in Southeast Asia pose challenges for farmers, governments, and consumers due to declining oil production and costly replanting. This may reduce profits, increase global prices, and shift demand to alternative oils. (The Straits Times)
1d[6.8]
NUS scientists create self-healing, stretchable circuit for healthcare equipment. (The Straits Times)
1d[7.0]
Bushfires fueled by dangerous winds in Victoria's east, emergency warnings issued. (The Age + 1)
2d[7.5]
Global framework sets targets to improve chemical management and reduce pollution. (UN News + 1)
2d[7.3]
EU launches carbon tariffs on imported goods to promote greener production. (Reuters + 2)
2d[6.8]
High bushfire alert in New South Wales, total fire ban implemented. (ABC News)
2d[6.8]
California sees rise in drug-related deaths, fentanyl is main cause. (The Telegraph)
2d[6.6]
Australian share market and economy face multiple threats, recession risk. (The Guardian)
2d[7.0]
Protests in Portugal against high rents and housing crisis. (Reuters)
2d[6.8]
MIND diet lowers dementia risk, promotes brain health, longer lifespan. (CNBC + 1)
2d[6.5]
New York City recovers from historic rainfall, prepares for future storms. (The Washington Post + 1)
2d[6.6]
UK power grid lacks capacity for EV charging, causing public disorder. (The Telegraph)
2d[6.5]
ADB approves $300m loan to support green development in China. (Reuters)
2d[6.7]
Insomnia affects health, immunity, cognition, and heart health negatively. (South China Morning Post)
2d[7.4]
Semitruck carrying toxic substance overturns, causing fatalities and evacuations. (The Guardian US + 2)
2d[7.3]
Tech companies release security updates to fix exploited vulnerabilities. (WIRED)
2d[7.2]
Flash flooding in NYC causes chaos, raises climate change concerns. (The Guardian US + 3)
2d[7.2]
US lawmakers face potential government shutdown due to infighting and lack of resolution. (Reuters + 37)
2d[7.2]
Cholera cases double globally, vaccine shortages impact vaccination regimen. (The Washington Post)
2d[7.1]
UN mission arrives in Nagorno-Karabakh amid mass exodus of Armenians. (Reuters + 5)
2d[6.8]
Fewer radiotherapy sessions safe for prostate cancer treatment, study finds. (The Guardian + 1)
2d[6.6]
China's factory activity slows, weak demand and property slump affect outlook. (Reuters + 2)
2d[7.1]
Ukrainian soldiers modify drones for combat against Russian forces. (The New York Times)
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