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The changes were aimed at reflecting the nation's sovereignty

India strongly believes that the outcome of this Scientific Committee meeting will provide a level playing field to address the concerns and aspirations of traditional tuna fishers and their livelihoods - Shri Parshottam Rupala

Is the Nuclear Energy Industry Ready for Artificial Intelligence?

Spectrum is always a magical subject that most of us EM engineers have a hard time explaining to mere mortals. In the words of Heinrich Hertz who in 1890 said “I do not think that the wireless waves I have discovered will have any practical application” he cemented what a few years later would become the complete opposite, perhaps one of the most useful discoveries in mankind. Fast forward to 2023, the need for spectrum today is as pressing and critical as it has ever been, with so many appl...

Uzbekistan injects renewed momentum into WTO accession process —

The sport's governance and Olympic vision were among the topics for over 300 members from around the world at the 2023 World Sailing Annual Conference on

There are too many World Championships that don’t seem too worldly, prompting questions about how World Sailing awards the opportunity to host such a

A recent report by the Working Party on Sexual Misconduct in Surgery found that 30% of women surgeons surveyed had been sexually assaulted by co-workers.12 In response to the report there have rightly been demands for improved reporting structures and better support after an assault. But we also need prevention. Toxic workplace cultures allow poor behaviours, including sexual misconduct, to flourish. Most of us haven’t been explicitly taught how to behave or communicate since school. But we al...

The Trade and Development Board oversees the activities of UNCTAD. It meets in Geneva up to three times a year in executive sessions to deal with urgent policy issues, as well as management and institutional matters. Investment for development: Investing in sustainable energy for all

November 11 1973 VETERAN republican Sean Keenan, of Derry, told 5,000 people gathered at the Louth-Armagh border this weekend that the Provisional IRA could beat the British Army any day and that the only obstacles were “the collaborators”, north and south.