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Customs seizes $125m in cannabis in record seaborne bust
Hong Kong Customs has intercepted 535 kilograms of suspected cannabis with an estimated street value of HK$125 million in the largest seaborne trafficking case of its kind on record. SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The contraband, concealed inside…
Women in Engineering: 'Our industry is still male dominated, but things are changing
Niall McCracken BBC News NI Mid Ulster Reporter There has been a significant increase in the number of women studying for engineering degrees in Northern Ireland, new figures show. Over the last 10 years the number of female students studying…
Govt seeks private investor for Musanze industrial park warehouse
The government is seeking a private investor to develop and operate a customs bonded warehouse at Musanze Industrial Park to support factories importing raw materials. The Ministry of Trade and Industry (MINICOM) said, in a tender notice shared on…
Housing chief leaves room for future home ownership ratio adjustments as yacht travel scheme nears launch
Secretary for Housing Winnie Ho Wing-yin stated on Saturday that the government's newly introduced five-year plan sets a target ratio of 4:3:3 for public rental housing, subsidized sale flats, and private housing over the next decade. SCROLL TO…
What Moved Markets This Week
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Delhi University election: ABVP leads in early trends for president's post
ABVP's Yash Dabas was leading in the early trends for the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) president's post on Saturday, followed by NSUI's Vijay Shankar Meena, as counting of votes got underway at the university's North Campus. The results…
Rwanda's large avocado airlift connects 1,000 farmers to the UAE market
Kumwe Green Farms Limited has exported 70 tonnes of avocados from Rwanda to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on a charter flight, marking a significant test of the country's ability to aggregate produce from smallholder farmers at commercial scale…
DUSU counting: ABVP leads in early trends for president's post
ABVP's Yash Dabas was leading in the early trends for the Delhi University Students' Union (DUSU) president's post on Saturday (September 19, 2026), followed by NSUI's Vijay Shankar Meena, as counting of votes got underway at the university's North…
Japan Hosts Asian Games Opening Ceremony Showcasing Tech And Heritage
Discover how Japan's 20th Asian Games opening ceremony in Nagoya captivated audiences by harmoniously blending cutting-edge technology with profound cultural traditions, setting the stage for 15 days of intense competition. The 20th Asian Games…
Coupang turns to Taiwan as key hub for global growth
Taiwan has emerged as a key strategic hub for Coupang's global growth, as the company brings fast delivery to more regions and develops AI-powered logistics technologies. Taiwan is a relatively new market for the New York Stock Exchange-listed…
Firefighters struggle with staffing, equipment shortages amid record wildfire season: 'We're running thin'
When Cody Turcotte arrived to fight a wildfire scorching homes in Spokane, Washington, last month, there weren't enough people at the scene to control it. His team of five engines joined just two others that had been battling the blaze alone for…
Odisha government plans 870-Acre Silicon Valley hub in Cuttack's Naraj for semiconductor, IT projects
The Mohan Majhi Government has announced plans to develop Odisha Silicon Valley over an area of 870 acres near Naraj, in Cuttack district, which will host all major semiconductor, electronics, and IT projects. “The area for Odisha Silicon…
The AI kill switch, explained: 'It's not too little, but it's probably too late
Concerns that AI will kill humanity hit a fever pitch, fueling calls for an AI emergency brake, or kill switch. Experts say kill switches are difficult to implement because of the scope of AI infrastructure and the unpredictability of models.
Ukraine is testing homemade remote-controlled buggies for the first time to supply troops this winter
Ukraine is testing homemade, remotely controlled off-road buggies for the first time, Kyiv disclosed on Friday, as the country looks for reliable ways to supply troops this coming winter. Brave1, the Ukrainian state-backed innovation platform, said…
Russia Seizes Assets Of Swiss Food Giant Nestle
Russian authorities seized the remaining businesses and assets of Swiss food giant Nestle and three French groups, the latest move against Western firms in response to sanctions against Moscow. A decree signed by President Vladimir Putin issued…
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