China And Russia Invest $1.4 Billion In Bolivian Lithium Plants
The Ministry of Hydrocarbons said in January that it aims to export $5 billion of lithium by 2025
Australia Terminates Billion Dollar Satellite Programme, Citing ‘Budget Repair’
Despite weak growth and a steady increase in defence spending, Australia's government has committed to balance the budget this year
China’s Travel Giant Offers Employee Parenthood $1 Billion Yuan
High childcare and education costs, low income, a weak social safety net, and gender inequality, are cited as depressing aspects among young people
Mexico Heat Wave Leaves Over 100 Dead; Highs Near 50 Degrees
Temperatures have dropped in recent days as the rainy season has brought much-needed precipitation. However, temperatures in some northern cities remain high
Canada Wildfire Smoke Chokes Out Millions Across North America
It can have direct consequences on mental health, mood, and anxiety
US Supreme Court Imposes Ban On ‘Race And Ethnicity’ Based Admissions In Universities
Ban has been imposed on the usage of race and ethnicity to get admission in US universities by the US apex court on Thursday.
Court: It’s Illegal For UK Government To Send Asylum Seekers To Rwanda
Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson proposed the plan to address the record number of migrants crossing the Channel by small boats from northern France
Wagner Chief Will No Longer Participate In Ukraine Conflict
Wagner Chief Prigozhin refuses to sign contracts with Russia's Defence Ministry, as per the sources.
Elon Musk’s Mother’s Special Post On His 52nd Birthday
We also catch a glimpse of one of his birthday parties
King Charles’ First Year On The Throne: Royally Expensive
The analysis also revealed that the royal household has failed to fulfill its 2021 diversity target
