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China’s C919 jet completes all test flights before getting airworthiness certificate from CAAC

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global times The Commercial Aircraft Corp of China (COMAC) said on Monday that the domestically produced C919 jet has completed all the test flights needed to obtain an airworthiness certificate from →

Bad News for Zuck: Meta Releases Lackluster Quarterly Earnings

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver Meta, Facebook’s parent company, on Wednesday, announced that its second-quarter earnings missed on both earnings and revenue. For the third quarter, the →

Henry Clay's Defense of the Strong State

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the american conservative by David A. Cowan The American System was the vital blueprint for the nation’s transformation into a global industrial power. Alexander Hamilton laid the foundations and →

Rwanda will produce methane gas from Lake Kivu

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africa news Rwanda has been exploring the use of gas from Lake Kivu for cooking, industrial use and vehicles. It is expected that the cooking gas produced from this lake could start being used by the →

Russia's top diplomat reassures Egyptians about grain, on first leg of African tour

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​africa news​​​ Russia's top diplomat, Sergey Lavrov, reassured Egyptian leaders on Sunday that their orders for Russian grain would be met. The conflict in Ukraine has raised the prospect of food →

More American workers are taking on second jobs as inflation rages

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cbs news By Megan Cerullo With U.S. inflation racing ahead worker wages, a growing number of Americans are taking on second jobs to make ends meet. Many people have already reined in spending where →

Taiwan test case for investing in China chipmaking

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asia times by Scott Foster A Hon Hai Technology Group company’s investment in China’s Tsinghua Unigroup has drawn the attention of Taiwanese regulators and raised new questions about →

1.2 million travel sector vacancies remain unfilled in Europe

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​the brussels times​​​ By Marta Mieze The travel sector continues to experience a large shortage of workers, with 1.2 million vacancies in the EU, according to the World Travel & Tourism Council →

Power of Siberia 2 to divert Europe-bound gas to China

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asia times The construction of a second gas pipeline linking Russia and China is expected to commence within two years, a megaproject that will put Mongolia in the middle as the pipe is designed to →

Eskom assures power-cuts to end this week in South Africa

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africa news South Africa’s power distributor ESKOM has assured that the frequent power cuts will come to an end by the end of the week as more generators have started operating. While meeting →

Zero-Covid policy killing off China’s growth

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asia times by William Pesek Chinese President Xi Jinping’s “zero-Covid” strategy appears to be generating a zero-growth scenario that few saw coming for the world’s second-largest economy. Asia’s top →

Kenya fuel prices for July to remain unchanged after fears of another increase

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africa news A reprieve from an expected fuel price increase for Kenyans. Kenya's president Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday rolled out a fresh round of fuel subsidies in a bid to prevent a rise in prices →

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