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Wildberries Director for International Business Development announces  opening of PRO WB Entrepreneurship Development and Support Center in Armenia

Wildberries Director for International Business Development announces  opening of PRO WB Entrepreneurship Development and Support Center in Armenia

ArmInfo. Wildberries Director for International Business Development Rafael Abrahamyan announced the opening of the PRO WB Entrepreneurship Development and Support Center in Armenia. This was announced during the conference , which was held within...

UNHCR to close Trinidad and Tobago office amid global funding cuts

UNHCR to close Trinidad and Tobago office amid global funding cuts

The United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) has announced the closure of its National Office in Trinidad and Tobago, effective August 31, 2025. The decision, the agency says, is due to significant global funding reductions affecting humanitarian and...

Alabama is home to the world’s largest rattlesnake: Meet the state’s 3 species

Alabama is home to the world’s largest rattlesnake: Meet the state’s 3 species

With their signature noisy tails, rattlesnakes have often captured people’s imagination, in books and movies, or in the wild. “Nobody is apathetic about rattlesnakes,” said Jimmy Stiles, a biologist and snake expert with Auburn University....

India lifts 269 million out of extreme poverty in 11 years: World Bank

India lifts 269 million out of extreme poverty in 11 years: World Bank

Daijiworld Media Network – New Delhi New Delhi, Jun 7: In a major socio-economic achievement, India has successfully brought down its extreme poverty rate to 5.3% in 2022–23, a sharp decline from 27.1% in 2011–12, according to latest World Bank...

What does the world’s first AI worm mean for you?

What does the world’s first AI worm mean for you?

The Creeper program is generally considered the world’s first computer virus. Born as an experiment in 1971, it infected computers and slowed operations to a crawl. Reaper was the world’s first antivirus, designed to destroy it. PREMIUM In the...

Hangman Adam Page to get replaced in the AEW World Title match after a backstage attack? Exploring the possibility!

Hangman Adam Page to get replaced in the AEW World Title match after a backstage attack? Exploring the possibility!

Hangman Adam Page defeated Will Ospreay in a hard-hitting Owen Hart Cup Final at Double or Nothing 2025. He is now set to face AEW World Champion Jon Moxley at All In for the title. However, Hangman's long-time rival, Swerve Strickland, could...

Meet G Madhavi Latha: The Professor Behind 17-Year Mission To Build World’s Tallest Chenab Rail Bridge

Meet G Madhavi Latha: The Professor Behind 17-Year Mission To Build World’s Tallest Chenab Rail Bridge

The Chenab Bridge situated in Jammu and Kashmir, is the tallest railway bridge in the world. It was on Friday, July 8, that it was formally inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The bridge was part of the 272-Km Udhampur-Srinagar-Baramulla...

Mario Kart World Mirror Mode Explained

Mario Kart World Mirror Mode Explained

If you feel you have conquered all the curves, drifts and shortcuts of Mario Kart World, then get ready to see them flipped upside down like hand standing down stairs. This fan-favorite challenge turns everything, literally upside down, sending...

Central Ohio's Rita Competti may be the world's oldest polio survivor

Central Ohio's Rita Competti may be the world's oldest polio survivor

Rita Competti was discovered to have polio at age 2. She turned 100 on May 29. LANCASTER − After turning 100 on May 29, Rita Competti is thought to be the oldest living polio survivor in the country and maybe even the world. "Yes, yes," she said....

Rose Bud native Joley Mitchell wins Women’s College World Series with Texas

Rose Bud native Joley Mitchell wins Women’s College World Series with Texas

OKLAHOMA CITY (KAIT) - A Rose Bud native is a national champion. Texas first baseman Joley Mitchell hit three home runs in the Women’s College World Series. The Longhorns went on to beat Texas Tech 10-4 in Game 3 of the WCWS championship series....

VP Dhankar addresses students of YSP University in Himachal, highlights growth of agriculture sector

VP Dhankar addresses students of YSP University in Himachal, highlights growth of agriculture sector

Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar said on Saturday that he disagrees with the differentiation people put on products which are to be exported and consumed domestically, saying that Indians deserve the best products to consume. VP Dhankar was...

India News | VP Dhankar Addresses Students of YSP University in Himachal, Highlights Growth of Agriculture Sector

India News | VP Dhankar Addresses Students of YSP University in Himachal, Highlights Growth of Agriculture Sector

Solan (Himachal Pradesh) [India], June 7 (ANI): Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar said on Saturday that he disagrees with the differentiation people put on products which are to be exported and consumed domestically, saying that Indians deserve the...

Cascadia College ecology students teach about the importance of wetlands

Cascadia College ecology students teach about the importance of wetlands

Cascadia College Earth and Environmental Sciences Professor Midori Sakura looks in the surrounding trees for wildlife at the North Creek Wetlands on Wednesday, June 4, 2025 in Bothell, Washington. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald) Purchase Photo BOTHELL...

I started as a student nurse at 22 and twenty-four years later, I’m transforming cancer care globally

I started as a student nurse at 22 and twenty-four years later, I’m transforming cancer care globally

My name is Naomi Oyoe Ohene Oti. I’m an oncology nurse specialist at the National Radiotherapy Oncology and Nuclear Medicine Centre at Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra, Ghana. I’ve spent 24 years walking patients through one of life’s toughest...

Finding the origins of students’ anti-social behaviour

Finding the origins of students’ anti-social behaviour

The ridiculous cake So, the AFL’s annual revenue (not including the revenue of AFL clubs) is more than $1 billion a year, on which it pays no tax, and it demands that the proposed Tasmanian AFL team needs a $1 billion stadium to play just seven...

Tastemakers: Former meat lover turns school canteen stall into $21 million vegetarian chain

Tastemakers: Former meat lover turns school canteen stall into $21 million vegetarian chain

SINGAPORE – At 22, Mr Fu Yong Hong opened a vegetarian stall – despite hating vegetables. Today, he helms Singapore’s biggest plant-based restaurant chain. Now 36, he is chief executive of Greendot Group, which pulls in an annual turnover of $21...

Singaporean athletes at World Masters Games prove age is no barrier to fitness

Singaporean athletes at World Masters Games prove age is no barrier to fitness

SINGAPORE – For Cassandra Chew, sport has always been about more than just fitness and medals. As a child who frequently fell ill with high fever, she found a surprising remedy in running, which sparked a lifelong connection with sports. Though...

‘Listen to your body’: Warwick cancer survivor urges students to get blood-tested

Danae Warne, a final-year student at Warwick, is encouraging other students to get blood-tested, and to register for blood and stem cell donation, following her recent remission from Acute Myeloid Leukaemia (AML). Warne, following a history of...

UN Resident Coordinator’s Visit Shared Digital Transformation, and Education

UN Resident Coordinator’s Visit Shared Digital Transformation, and Education

As part of his official visit to Bermuda, the United Nations Resident Coordinator for Bermuda, Jamaica, The Bahamas, the Cayman Islands, and the Turks and Caicos Islands, Mr. Dennis Zulu, continued his series of engagements with key Government...

Beyond Borders: Irregular Migration from Africa and the Global Crisis

Beyond Borders: Irregular Migration from Africa and the Global Crisis

On 10 July 2023, a fishing boat carrying more than 100 young West African men left Senegal, bound for Europe. One month later, only 38 had survived. The others died at sea – unaccounted for, unnamed and unacknowledged by the systems that failed...

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