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Malaysia's digital economy agency just cleared a massive backlog of visa applications that had frustrated tech companies and foreign workers for months. The government is now building an AI-powered system to make sure it never happens again.
Italy and Ethiopia have created a groundbreaking partnership that connects vocational training with real job opportunities across both countries. The program offers Ethiopian workers skills development at home and pathways to legal employment in Italy.
Libya's Defense Ministry is partnering with the Red Cross to expand humanitarian training programs that will help protect human rights and locate missing persons. The collaboration marks a meaningful step forward for humanitarian efforts in the region.
While China dominates humanoid robot production, Japanese companies are carving out a new niche in the global robotics race. They're focusing on the "brain" behind the bots: AI software that helps robots think and act in real-world situations.
In the heart of Seoul, robot fortune-tellers are bringing centuries-old shamanic traditions into the digital age. These AI-powered avatars perform spiritual readings that honor Korea's mystical past while embracing cutting-edge technology.
Long before modern green technology, Indian architects designed buildings that naturally cooled themselves, harvested rainwater, and worked with nature instead of against it. These forgotten engineering marvels show that sustainability isn't a new idea.
India's ambitious Third Mumbai project begins land acquisition for a new 323-square-kilometer urban hub, offering farmers choice in how they're compensated. Landowners across 124 villages can opt for cash, development rights, or developed land in what officials call a "people-centric" approach.
A new at-home test can detect vitamin B12 deficiency before any symptoms appear, giving people a chance to act early and prevent serious health problems. The simple finger-prick test delivers digital results without requiring a clinic visit.
NASA astronaut Victor Glover just returned from humanity's first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years, and he says the Orion spacecraft flew even better than expected. His test flight success clears the way for moon landings ahead.
Four astronauts just returned from orbiting the moon with glowing reviews of their spacecraft, declaring it ready to carry crews to the lunar surface. Their confidence could accelerate humanity's return to the moon.
A federal judge ruled that the Justice Department cannot force Rhode Island to hand over voter records, protecting citizen privacy. The decision marks the fifth state where courts have defended local election control against federal overreach.
An annual arts festival in Bengaluru brought together students, Grammy winners, and UNESCO to explore how art helps communities imagine better futures. The ninth Whitefield Art Collective transformed public spaces into galleries addressing climate change, technology, and social transformation.
Thousands of students in Nigeria's Igbo-Eze South region just got their college entrance exams paid for by local government and philanthropic partners. The initiative removes a major financial barrier keeping young people from higher education.
After a quarter-century away from England's top flight, Coventry City has secured promotion back to the Premier League with three matches to spare. Nigerian midfielder Frank Onyeka played a crucial role in the team's remarkable journey from League Two to the big time.
At a major diplomatic forum in Turkey, Serbian leaders are championing economic partnership and stability across the Balkans, a region long marked by tension. Their message: the only path to shared success is working together.
A two-year-old wolf who escaped from a South Korean zoo and became a national celebrity was captured safely after a nine-day search that gripped the entire nation. Neukgu is recovering well after veterinarians removed a fishing hook from his stomach.
A curious 13-year-old in Berlin found a 2,300-year-old bronze coin from ancient Troy, making archaeological history as the city's first artifact from Greek antiquity. His discovery is opening new questions about connections between ancient Greece and Germanic tribes that historians barely understood existed.
Citizen scientists listening to Earth's magnetic field translated into sound discovered an unexpected pattern in plasma waves that could help predict geomagnetic storms. One volunteer loved it so much they're switching their major to physics.
A rare Korean wolf who captured hearts worldwide after escaping a South Korean zoo has been safely returned after nine days of freedom. The 2-year-old, part of a critical breeding program for an extinct species, even had a fishhook removed from his stomach but is doing well.
A new bill in Mexico would stop absent parents from using travel permissions as a control tool against children and caregivers. The proposed law could help over 1.3 million single mothers whose ex-partners withhold consent for passports and travel.
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