Arnold Pinto
February 13, 2025
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Health

Yemen tops in number of cholera cases globally

WHO faces funds’ shortage Yemen continues to bear the highest burden of cholera worldwide, with the country facing a persistent and severe outbreak that has ravaged its population for years. The outbreak is particularly devastating as Yemen struggles with an ongoing humanitarian crisis, further exacerbated by a lack of resources and damaged infrastructure. The
Automotive Business

Nissan, Honda, Mitsubishi Motors seek tie-up

As global automotive industry evolves Nissan Motor Company, Honda Motor Company, and Mitsubishi Motors Corporation have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore the possibility of Mitsubishi Motors’ involvement in the proposed business integration. This is a groundbreaking move to address the rapidly evolving global automotive industry. Establishing a joint
Cybersecurity

AI-powered scams are on the rise

Making fraud harder to spot As artificial intelligence (AI) technology advances, scammers increasingly use AI tools to create more convincing and harder-to-detect fraud. From deepfakes to personalised phishing attempts, AI is transforming the way criminals operate, making scams feel more real and challenging to identify. Experts at Psono.com are raising the alarm over
Space

NASA awards $179 million contract to Firefly Aerospace

To deliver 6 experiments on lunar surface NASA is progressing with its ambitious plans to explore the Moon. It has awarded Firefly Aerospace a $179 million contract to deliver six experiments to the lunar surface. The mission, part of the space agency’s broader Artemis programme, is scheduled to land in the Gruithuisen Domes near the […]
Space

NASA issues strategy for sustaining human presence in LEO

To maintain US leadership role NASA has released its final goals and objectives for low Earth orbit (LEO) as part of its ongoing efforts to expand space use. Developed through consultations with various stakeholders, NASA’s Low Earth Orbit Microgravity Strategy is designed to ensure a continuous human presence in orbit, foster economic growth, and strengthen […]
Aviation Travel

Heathrow Airport unveils £2.3bn investment plan

In boost to the UK economy Heathrow Airport – the most connected airport in the world – has unveiled a significant £2.3 billion investment plan to upgrade the UK’s only hub airport over the next two years. This marks the most significant private sector capital investment in UK transport infrastructure, representing a £244 million increase […]
Tech

Registration opens for CES 2025 in Las Vegas

World’s most influential tech event Registration has opened for CES 2025, the world’s premier technology tradeshow. Scheduled to take place from January 7 to 10, 2025, in Las Vegas, CES 2025 promises to showcase groundbreaking technology, offering attendees a unique opportunity to explore the latest innovations and engage in unparalleled networking. Hosted by the Consumer
Defence & Security

US conducts airstrikes on ISIS camps in Syria

Truman CSG now in the region US Central Command (Centcom) forces have carried out precision airstrikes targeting ISIS camps and operatives in Syria. The Pentagon confirmed that the strikes were part of ongoing efforts to dismantle ISIS operations in the Middle East region. Initial assessments indicate that around a dozen ISIS fighters were killed, with […]
Space

NASA unveils lunar and Martian missions plans

In latest architecture update As part of its ongoing effort to map out the future of space exploration, NASA has released a series of updated documents outlining its plans for lunar and Martian missions. The newly released materials are part of the agency’s broader Moon to Mars strategy. This strategy aims to prepare for eventual […]
Tech

Q3 2024 mobile threat landscape proves worrisome

Alarming trends seen emerging According to researchers at the Lookout Threat Lab, the mobile threat landscape has evolved significantly in recent years. Cybercriminal groups are increasingly targeting mobile devices early in their attacks. Researchers at the Lookout Threat Lab have been tracking these changes and have observed alarming trends highlighting the growing risk