IN A NUTSHELL 🚄 The development of maglev trains in Asia showcases advancements in high-speed rail technology. 🔍 Maglev trains utilize magnetic levitation to achieve smooth and fast travel. 💡 The passenger experience on maglev trains is quieter and more comfortable compared to traditional rail. 🌍 Asia’s lead in maglev […]
Read MoreCharlie Weimers with EU flag and the Sweden Democrat’s party symbol, a bluebell. By Jan LundiusSTOCKHOLM, Sweden, Sep 19 2025 (IPS) On September 11, Charlie Weimers, a Swedish Member of the European Parliament and active within the European Conservatives and Reformists Group, rose up during a Parliamentary session and asked […]
Read MoreIntroduction The One Big Beautiful Bill Act1 (OBBBA) makes major changes to the Internal Revenue Code’s (Tax Code) clean energy tax provisions, particularly to the provisions that were extended, expanded, and established as part of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). In some cases, the OBBBA terminates or limits the […]
Read MoreGlobal law firm K&L Gates LLP represented the Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors through trial in a bankruptcy case brought against Water Station Management, a water vending machine company. A judge who oversaw the trial in the US Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Washington found that Water Station […]
Read MoreIN A NUTSHELL 🚢 Mark Zuckerberg is repairing his $300 million yacht, Launchpad, at France’s La Ciotat shipyard, sparking environmental debates. 💰 The yacht’s recent 9,600 nautical mile journey consumed two million liters of diesel, emitting 5,300 tons of CO₂. 🌍 The Mediterranean region faces tension between economic benefits and […]
Read MoreThe opening session of the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China, 4 September 1995. UN Photo/Milton Grant. The UN marks 30 years since its members adopted the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. By S. Mona SinhaNEW YORK, Sep 18 2025 (IPS) On Monday, three decades on from […]
Read MoreActivists demand loss and damage reparations outside the hall where the COP29 negotiators were concluding their negotiations. Credit: UN Climate Change/Kiara Worth By Jennifer Xin-Tsu Lin LevineUNITED NATIONS, Sep 17 2025 (IPS) As climate-induced disasters continue to devastate the Global South, nations are steadily mounting pressure at the United Nations […]
Read MoreIN A NUTSHELL ⚡ The Moyuo Dam on the Tibetan plateau aims to generate an impressive 60 gigawatts of electricity. 🌍 Strategic placement gives China significant control over water resources in a region with limited freshwater reserves. 🔍 The project’s location in a seismic zone raises concerns about its long-term […]
Read MoreBrazil Is Indigenous Land agnes Tue, 09/16/2025 – 22:22 CSQ Issue 49-3: Brazil Is Indigenous Land September 2025 Read on Issuu Buy a copy Subscribe Of Brazil’s more than 8 million square kilometers, approximately 14% are identified as Indigenous lands, either already demarcated or in the process of being recognized. […]
Read MoreAustralian Update Australia’s Construction Waste: Transformation Through Circular Design A recent report “Australia’s Waste[d] Opportunity 2025” (AWO Report) has identified that Australia’s construction industry stands as the nation’s largest source of waste, which reportedly contributes to a staggering 29% of Australia’s total waste. The AWO Report describes “waste” as a […]
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