Waterbird Populations Halve in Eastern Australia Amid Drought
Waterbird numbers in eastern Australia have plummeted by 50% over the past year due to prolonged dry conditions, according to a recent UNSW-led survey.
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🇮🇷🤝🇪🇬 Iranian President Heads to Egypt for D-8 Summit
Iran’s president attends D-8 economic summit in Egypt, spotlighting regional cooperation among Muslim-majority nations. 🇮🇷🤝🇪🇬
Trump’s Tech Push: Can Big Tech Curb Online Drug Sales?
As the U.S. opioid crisis worsens, Trump’s team pushes tech giants to tackle online fentanyl sales. Can collaboration curb the epidemic? 💊💡
Trump’s Tech Summit: Aiming to Battle Online Fentanyl Sales 💻💊
President-elect Trump’s team is collaborating with major tech giants to tackle the surge in online fentanyl sales amidst the opioid crisis. 🤝💊
China Pledges Global Peace & Unity in 2024, FM Wang Yi Declares 🌍✌️
Foreign Minister Wang Yi outlines China’s 2024 diplomatic goals, emphasizing peace in Ukraine & Gaza, and stronger global partnerships. 🌐✌️
China’s Wang Yi Pledges Nation as Global Force for Peace and Inclusion 🌍✌️
China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi vows to make the nation a global force for peace, unity, and inclusion, addressing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza while promoting international cooperation.
South Korean President Yoon to Address Court in Impeachment Drama 🇰🇷⚖️
South Korea’s impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol prepares to defend himself in court as constitutional crisis deepens. Historic hearings begin December 27.
South Korean President Yoon to Defend Himself in Impeachment Trial 🏛️
Impeached South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol is ready to defend himself in court as impeachment hearings are set to begin on December 27.
Webb Telescope Reveals Planet Disks Thrived in Early Universe 🌌🔭
NASA’s James Webb Telescope unveils planet-forming disks lasted longer in the early universe, reshaping theories about cosmic evolution. 🌠🪐
James Webb Unveils Long-Lived Planet-Forming Disks in Early Universe
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals that planet-forming disks in the early universe lasted longer than previously thought, changing our understanding of planet formation.