Florida Backyards Become Test Sites for GM Mosquitoes in First U.S. Residential Release
Florida has become the first U.S. state to host residential releases of genetically modified mosquitoes. The groundbreaking move is part of a biotech strategy to reduce disease-carrying mosquito populations.
Global Shift: Why 11 Countries Are Moving Away from the U.S. Dollar
Countries are rethinking their reliance on the U.S. dollar for trade and reserves. Eleven nations are shifting to other currencies to protect their economies from dollar volatility and U.S. sanctions.
China Unveils GPMI: The New Standard Set to Replace HDMI and USB
China has introduced GPM, a new connection standard designed to replace both HDMI and USB. GPM promises faster data transfer and simplified connectivity by combining multiple functions into a single…
India’s AI Boom: Why Investors Are Betting on the Next Wave of Tech Unicorns
India’s AI sector is exploding, fueled by a surge in talent, data, and innovation. Startups are solving real-world problems—from language processing to business automation—and global investors are paying attention.
The Future of Carbon Taxes: Which Countries Are Doubling Down in 2025?
Carbon taxes are no longer niche policy tools—they’re becoming central to global climate strategies. As the climate crisis deepens, countries are under pressure to act fast.
The Rise of “Friendshoring”: How Global Trade Is Being Redrawn
Global trade isn’t just about efficiency anymore—it’s about alliances. As tensions rise between major powers, countries are rethinking who they trade with and why.
The Impact of Central Bank Policies on Bond Markets
Central bank policies play a huge role in shaping bond markets. They influence interest rates, which directly affect bond prices and yields. When central banks change rates or buy bonds,…
Healing Bones with Gel? Scientists Say Yes
A new injectable hydrogel developed in Switzerland could change how we treat osteoporosis. Early results show it can increase bone density by up to five times—in just weeks.