Many regions around the world continue to face increasingly severe droughts, which have severely impacted agriculture and food production, leading to lower yields and higher food prices. Experts warn that without sustainable management of water resources, the crisis could lead to more serious food security problems. credit : ????? ???????
U.S.-China Technological Competition Remains Intense
U.S.-China relations have entered a new phase of competition, with technology becoming the primary battleground rather than traditional trade disputes. This competition has far-reaching implications for businesses, consumers, and the global economy as both countries strive to lead in innovation and advanced technologies. credit : ????????????
Astronomers discover third extrasolar object hurtling through our solar system
Astronomers have discovered a mysterious new object hurtling through our solar system that is believed to have extrasolar origins. The object, designated 3I/Atlas (C/2025 N1), is the third extrasolar object to be discovered and will provide valuable insights into the composition and behavior of interstellar objects. credit : ?????
EU considers delaying some AI rules until late 2025
The European Commission is considering delaying the enforcement of “codes of conduct” designed to help companies comply with the EU’s strict artificial intelligence (AI) Act until the end of 2025. The delay comes in response to calls from big tech companies and some governments for more time to prepare. credit : ????? ???????
UNCTAD warns of record global debt
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) reported that global public debt has reached a record high of US$102 trillion, with developing countries shouldering twice as much debt as developed countries since 2010, warning of a potential debt crisis in many countries. credit : ????????????