Myanmar, Ethiopia to Share Peace Process Experience
A delegation led by Tokyo-based Ambassador of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia to Myanmar Mr Daba Debele Hunde, who had completed his tour of duty, paid a courtesy call…
Factory shutdowns spread after Kumamoto quake
SHUTDOWNS spread among semiconductor-related and other factories in Kumamoto Prefecture on Wednesday after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck the southwestern prefecture the previous day, raising concerns about broader economic fallout…
To the “edge of the world”: Russia’s bold push for Arctic tourism
STANDING at the geographic North Pole, where every direction points south, represents the ultimate adventure for many travellers — a surreal moment coupled with endless summer daylight, towering icebergs, and…
China welcomes WTO ruling against Türkiye’s vehicle restrictions
CHINA welcomes a ruling made by the World Trade Organization (WTO), which found Türkiye’s restrictive measures on electric and certain other types of vehicles originating from China violate global trade…
China reshapes global AI landscape with trillionparameter open-weight models
CHINA is making significant strides in reshaping the global AI landscape, as a new generation of frontier open-weight models is poised to bridge the global “intelligence gap” by providing advanced…
Iranian engineers build AI system that boosts oil recovery by 59%
BY connecting wells, pipelines, and separators into one intelligent network, the technology adapts in real time to maximize efficiency. It prevents liquid slugs that damage equipment and force shutdowns The…
Chance discovery points to potential antiviral treatment: study
AN unexpected observation during unrelated research has led scientists in Australia and Finland to identify a potential antiviral strategy that could lead to new treatments for deadly infectious diseases or…
AI industry slowdown may be needed after security scare
OVER 1,000 employees at cutting-edge AI companies, including Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, signed a petition Tuesday calling on the US government to help slow down the release of the most…
Decision on consumption tax cut left to PM after cross-party talks fail
JAPAN’S ruling and opposition parties on Wednesday wrapped up months of discussions on a proposed consumption tax cut on food and beverages without a consensus, leaving the decision on the…
Let Us Work Together in Unity, Discipline, and Maximum Effort
LOOKING back at the history of Myanmar, the value and benefits of unity can be clearly seen. Since the era of the ancient feudal dynasties, under the united administration of…