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Lithuania wants to become an energy exporter in 2050 - 03/28/2024

By 2050, Lithuania aims to generate and utilize 74 trillion watt-hours of electricity and become a nation that exports energy, including hydrogen. According to BNS, these initiatives are included in Lithuania's Ministry of Energy's most recent national strategy for achieving energy independence. Lithuanian grid operator Litgrid reports that the nation produced 5.7 TWh of power in 2023 and...

London accuses beijing of cyberattacks on British institutions in 2021-22 - 03/27/2024

Oliver Dowden, the deputy prime minister of Britain, stated on Monday that two significant cyberattacks on the country in 2021 and 2022 were carried out by organizations with ties to China. Speaking in the House of Commons of the British parliament, Dowden declared, "I can confirm today that Chinese-linked groups are responsible for two malicious cyber campaigns targeting both our democratic...

UN calls 2023 the hottest year in the history of observations - 03/20/2024

A report of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) states that 2023 has become the warmest year in the history of UN observations. In his remarks on the report, UN Secretary General António Guterres noted that "some indicators are not just the highest, they are too high, the climate change is happening faster and faster". The effects of climate change, according to him, are "abrupt,...

UN: At least 1.1 million people in Gaza are at risk of starvation - 03/19/2024

In the Gaza Strip, at least 1.1 million people are in danger of starvation because they have run out of food, said UN Secretary General António Guterres in a New York discussion with the media regarding the Gaza conflict. Experts on food insecurity, according to Mr. Guterres, believe that famine in northern Gaza is unavoidable. "A devastating famine is imminent as over 1.1 million Palestinians,...

Putin wins Russian presidential election in Crimea - 03/18/2024

Putin wins the presidential election in Crimea after completing all protocol. After all procedures are completed, Vladimir Putin receives 93.60 percent of the vote to win the Crimean election, according to the election commission of the region's press office. The election results show that Putin received 76.69 percent in 2018, 63.6 percent in 2012, 71.31 percent in 2004, and 52.9 percent in...

China condemns US bill to ban TikTok - 03/15/2024

The Global Times writes that China's Foreign Ministry has denounced a US law that would result in the TikTok app being banned in the nation, claiming it is unjust to use national security concerns as an excuse. The US bill that compel TikTok's owners to change reveals their 'gangster' strategies, which entail plundering the successful, China believes. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang...

IMF plans to choose new head by the end of April - 03/14/2024

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) declared the start of the application process for the position of managing director. Candidates may be nominated by members of the Fund's Executive Board or Board of Governors, per the rules. Applications will be accepted starting on March 14 and ending on April 3; the procedure will be kept confidential.  Following the applications review, a...

Developed countries double their public debt in 15 years - 03/13/2024

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) forecast that by the end of 2023, the combined debt of OECD member countries stood at $54 trillion, an increase of $30 trillion from just 15 years back, in 2008. The researchers expect that the amount will increase even further in 2024, reaching $56 trillion. Over half of the debt (around $30 trillion) is owed by the US. China and...

NASA funding cut by 8.5% in 2024 - 03/12/2024

According to NASA's director Bill Nelson, the US Congress approved an 8.5% reduction in the agency's current year budget on Monday. Speaking at a presentation on the agency's development possibilities under the new budget, he said that NASA will receive money in the amount of $24.9 billion instead of the requested $27.2 billion. The cuts affected planetary research projects, which include those...

Communication cables between Europe, Asia and Africa are cut in the Red Sea - 03/06/2024

Four of the twelve and a half submarine communications cables that link Europe, Asia, and Africa were severed I the Red Sea, according to Hong Kong-based HGC Global Communications Limited. The links under question, which according to HGC account for 25% of traffic in the region, are Asia-Africa-Europe 1 (AAE-1), Europe India Gateway, Seacom, and TGN. The impacted routes are crucial for data...
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