The impact of the El Niño phenomenon this week in the world
An exceptionally strong El Niño is causing climate disruptions around the world, stoking fears about food security and raising the odds that 2026 will be the…
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An exceptionally strong El Niño is causing climate disruptions around the world, stoking fears about food security and raising the odds that 2026 will be the…
Read moreOn the 9th, the French government accused Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) of being behind a cyberattack that caused the temperature of refrigerators and freezers in French supermarkets to rise. The cyber attack in October damaged hundreds of supermarkets and caused large quantities of frozen and refrigerated food to be thrown away.
Read morePresident Paul Biya, the world's oldest leader, sets February 7 for Cameroon's delayed legislative and local polls.
Read morePresident Paul Biya, the world's oldest leader, sets February 7 for Cameroon's delayed legislative and local polls.
Read moreOn the 9th, US President Trump questioned the legitimacy of the results of the midterm elections, in which the ruling Republican Party suffered a landslide defeat. A few days ago, he said he would accept the results.
Read moreCaroline Harvey scored three goals as the defending champions crushed Austria 11-1, while Canada maintained their perfect start with a 10-0 win over Denmark
Read moreAmericans say the US should prioritise avoiding higher prices over achieving Trump's military goals in Iran.
Read moreAmericans say the US should prioritise avoiding higher prices over achieving Trump's military goals in Iran.
Read moreThe Australian airline said the move was aimed at modernising its IT systems and noted the impact of AI.
Read moreUkrainian president says battlefield successes and mounting Russian losses add to negotiating leverage ahead of Abu Dhabi talks on Tuesday. What we know on day 1,721
Read moreArtificial intelligence companies will have to abide by new "mandatory" safeguards when operating in Australia, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Tuesday.
Read moreThe Odyssey was meant to take guests around the world for years, but the trip was cut short after its operator ran out of money.
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