China planted ‘spy’ chips in Apple & Amazon servers
A Chinese military unit implanted tiny microchips –no larger than a grain of rice - onto the motherboards of servers…
Solving unemployment in South Africa
South African President, Cyril Ramaphosa recently called on top public and private companies at the opening of Presidential jobs Summit…
Rising U.S. bond yields hit global markets, Asian stocks wobble
Asian shares were fragile on Friday after benchmark US Treasury yields surged to a seven-year high and strong economic data…
UN chief urges free elections in Cameroon
United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres has called for peaceful, credible and inclusive elections in Cameroon, as the country prepares to…
Kenya and Ethiopia’s Cross Border Peace Initiative
At a high-level UN side event, experts discuss the two nations success in preventing violent extremism and conflict in the…
India facing ‘economic crisis’: Transport minister
Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari says the country is facing a lot of "economic crisis" due to crude oil imports and…
Ahead of Iran sanctions, US oil exports fall
According to traders and shipping intelligence firm Kpler, estimates show that Indian buyers have reduced US crude purchases and have…
DARPA’s new defensive bioweapon
The Defence Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) wants insects to spread genetically modified viruses to save crops. According to the…
Canada omits US and China from WTO meeting
Canada has not invited representatives from the US or China to a high-level meeting on reforming the World Trade Organisation…
North Korea’s APT38 behind bank heists
North Korean-linked hacking group APT38 has stolen hundreds of millions of dollars in bank heists spanning across at least 11…