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Keeping aside their differences over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi told US President Joe Biden in Tokyo on Tuesday that the India-US strategic partnership is truly a “partnership of trust,” as the two countries unveiled dozens of new initiatives ranging from critical and emerging technologies to vaccines and defence, artificial intelligence to data […]
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Former Japanese Prime Ministers Yoshihide Suga, Yoshiro Mori, and Shinzo Abe met with PM Narendra Modi on Tuesday to discuss ways to improve the two countries’ key strategic and global collaboration. Mori is now the chairperson of the Japan-India Association (JIA), with Abe set to take over soon. The JIA, founded in 1903, is one […]
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), America’s space agency, has accused China of stealing unclassified American technology ranging from military secrets to medical research. According to The Singapore Post, NASA Administrator Bill Nelson accused the Chinese Communist Party of stealing the United States’ most essential scientific secrets during a House Appropriations Committee hearing on […]
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Apple’s manufacturing centre is in China. More than 90% of Apple products, such as iPhones, iPads, and MacBook computers, are made in China, according to experts. However, according to a new study, Apple may be able to reduce its reliance on Chinese manufacturing. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple instructed several of its contract […]
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The investigation obtained data up to 700 metres below the surface of the deep seas. According to this research, the temperature at such depths in the seas would rise by 0.2 degrees Celsius in the next 50 years due to increased heat. The researchers also looked at the temperature distribution by depth in the North […]
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Japan has pledged a donation of 2 million euros ($2.1 million) to the International Atomic Energy Agency in support of the agency’s efforts to secure the safety of Ukrainian nuclear plants targeted by Russia. Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi announced after meeting with IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi, who is in Japan for discussions with authorities and […]
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The degradation of the Brazilian Amazon rainforest influences biodiversity, according to research published in PNAS this month. Any on-the-ground biodiversity study, of course, has its own set of obstacles and limits. To help solve this difficulty, Rappaport et al. (2022) recorded noises emanating from different parts of the forest and compared them to the acoustic […]
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The first case of monkeypox verified in the United States this year was a guy from Massachusetts who just travelled to Canada. According to AFP, the patient “poses no risk to the public, and the individual is hospitalised and in good condition,” according to the Massachusetts Department of Health. The Centers for Disease Control and […]
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India and its neighbouring nations are now experiencing extreme heat and heat waves. Top scientists say that heatwaves have become a direct and unambiguous indication of global warming due to the rising influence of climate change on extreme weather. Floods, droughts, forest fires, and storms are becoming more intense and frequent in tropical places across […]
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Wheat prices hit a new high on Monday after India opted to halt exports due to a heatwave that hampered output. According to a May 13 statement, the government would ban abroad sales to manage domestic food security. The agriculture ministers of the Group of Seven nations reacted angrily, claiming that such policies exacerbated the […]
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