Asia's leading graphite producer, China, will restrict exports of a crucial battery material.

As a measure to safeguard national security, China announced on Friday that export permits will be necessary for certain graphite products. In response to challenges over its global manufacturing dominance, China unexpectedly endeavoured to exert control over a vital mineral supply.

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Authors assert that Palestinian rhetoric was "stifled" at the Frankfurt Book Fair.

A number of internationally renowned authors and publishers have levied allegations against the Frankfurt Book Fair, alleging that it "stifled" Palestinian discourse in the wake of the Israeli conflict-induced cancellation of an awards ceremony intended to recognize a novel authored by ...

A 67-year-old American mother devoted her life to advocating for Palestinian rights. Hamas then came for her

They spoke with one another through emojis and text messages. Brief updates on the current situation, along with words of support. A photograph of the much-loved pet of the family, "Tutsi."

Then, an American woman named Cindy Flash and her Israeli husband named Igal went missi...

Europe's inflation falls to a two-year low. It offers confidence, but rising oil prices are imminent.

Inflation, which has been a problem for Europeans, fell sharply in September to the lowest level in two years, strengthening hopes that consumers will get relief from costlier groceries, vacations, and haircuts - and that the European Central Bank won't have to further restrict the economy by...

Germany's BioNTech revises its vaccine factory network plans in Africa.

BioNTech SE is revising plans to construct a manufacturing network of vaccine plants in three countries in Africa, just over a year after breaking ground on the first facility in Rwanda.

According to people familiar with the project who requested anonymity to discuss confidential inform...

In October, Japan will face a fresh round of price increases and tax-related rule changes.

A new wave of price hikes on food and services is scheduled for October, further squeezing the budgets of Japanese households, while freelancers and the self-employed may have to endure higher tax burdens under a new invoice system.

The persistent effects of a weaker yen, which inflates...

Macron has promised that by the end of the year, France will "take back control" of the country's electricity rates.

Macron stated that this goal might be accomplished with the support of state control of the utility EDF and France's nuclear fleet, but he did not specify how he planned to accomplish this goal.

Macron stated this as he was announcing a multi-year environmental strategy. "There...

Woody Allen, in discussing the production of his first movie in French, says that "New York and Paris are very similar."

Beginning on September 27th, audiences all around France will have the opportunity to watch the most recent film from the American director.

The 87-year-old director Woody Allen is back with his fifty-first picture, titled "Coup de Chance," which is a story about lovers that t...

The full agenda of the upcoming parliamentary session has not yet been disclosed, and the government may employ "dirty tricks": Derek O'Riordan

A day after a tentative list of business for the Monday-beginning Parliament Session was released, Trinamool Congress leader Derek O'Brien stated that the full agenda has not yet been released and that the government may use "dirty tricks" to add more items to the list.

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US drone and crewed aircraft operations in Niger following a coup.

More than a month after a coup halted operations, the United States military has resumed operations in Niger, flying drones and other aircraft out of airbases in the country, according to the commander of Air Forces in Europe and Air Forces Africa.

Since the rebellion that ousted Presid...

Osteoarthritis will affect one billion individuals on a global scale by the year 2050.

According to a study that was conducted as part of the Global Burden of Disease Study 2021 and headed by the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) in Washington, United States, it was determined that 595 million people were affected by osteoarthritis in 2020. This represents a 132% r...

Beginning this week, Japan will begin releasing water from the Fukushima nuclear plant into the ocean

On Tuesday, Japan announced that it will begin the process of releasing more than one million metric tonnes of cleaned radioactive water from the ruined Fukushima nuclear power plant on August 24. This will put into motion a plan that has garnered harsh condemnation from China.

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The weak yen provides Japan's manufacturers with temporary relief from China's difficulties.

Japanese automakers are receiving much-needed support from an old standby, as the weaker yen helps to bolster profits in the face of declining sales in China and an increasingly challenging transition to electric vehicles.

In the three months leading up to June, Toyota, Honda, and Nissa...

Ischemia Testing and the Monomorphic VT Storm: Crossed Wires

Patients with a severe form of ventricular arrhythmia who may be referred for catheter ablation are often screened first for coronary artery disease (CAD) or ischemia. Researchers conclude, based on registry data, that such testing rarely affects the subsequent management or outcomes.

T...

The Premier League continues to attract more American fans. NBC Expects to Profit from This Momentum

On Friday, NBC begins its eleventh season of Premier League coverage with considerable momentum.

Audiences continue to grow, and American soccer fans' knowledge and interest have expanded to the point where all twenty clubs in England's premier soccer league have their own U.S. ...

As Japan's economy reaches a critical juncture, tourists will increase their expenditure.

The absence of COVID-related restrictions on summer vacations, an increase in incentives, and a resurgence in travel demand all appear to indicate that consumers are prepared to increase spending, a boon for the Japanese economy.

For the mid-August Bon holidays, bookings for domestic fl...

Hollywood Strike Matches the 100-Day Mark of the Previous Writers' Strike in 2007-2008

On Wednesday, the Hollywood writers strike reached the 100-day mark, matching the duration of the historic 2007-2008 strike. This significant achievement takes place at a time when the film and television industries in the United States continue to be crippled as a result of simultaneous walkouts...

Two people are killed by Typhoon Kanun in Okinawa, Japan, and at least 62 are injured.

Typhoon Khanun pummeled Japan's southwestern Okinawa and Kagoshima prefectures for a second day in a row with heavy rain and gusty winds on Thursday, leaving two people dead and moving so slowly that the storm's destructive impact could be prolonged.

Khanun, which means "ja...

China restricts exports of critical metals and drones

Controls on Chinese exports of two semiconductor-critical metals went into effect on Tuesday, a day after Beijing restricted the export of certain drones.

In recent months, the Biden administration has increased restrictions on Chinese companies' access to the most advanced semicond...

Oppenheimer box office collection day 6: Christopher Nolan's historical drama suffers a significant drop and earns a total of Rs 67.85 crore

Although Oppenheimer has been performing exceptionally well at the Indian box office in comparison to global trends, there has been a consistent decline in numbers on the domestic level as of late. In fact, according to a report on Sacnilk.com, the film's earnings on Wednesday plummeted, fall...