In a new study published today in Science Advances, my colleagues and I have uncovered the earliest evidence of rice in the Pacific Islands – at an ancient cave site on Guam in the Mariana…
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In a recent study, Stijn Claessens, Thomas Glaessner and Daniela Klingebiel raised a crucial alarm: central banks are becoming more vulnerable financially. They argue that, amid today’s rising economic and political uncertainties, central banks must rethink…
Read MoreTrump open to easing Iran sanctions to help country rebuild by : Investing.com Source link
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The United States is trying to decouple its economy from rivals like China. Efforts toward this include policymakers raising tariffs on Chinese goods, blocking exports of advanced technology and offering subsidies to boost American manufacturing.…
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Bats are often cast as the unseen night-time stewards of nature, flitting through the dark to control pest insects, pollinate plants and disperse seeds. But behind their silent contributions lies a remarkable and underappreciated survival…
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Oil prices rise as investors assess Iran-Israel ceasefire by : Reuters Source link
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Eurobonds, debts owed in a foreign currency, have become a quick and attractive way for African countries to borrow money. They are behind a sharp rise in commercial borrowing as a percentage of total external…
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Julie Inman Grant, Australia’s eSafety Commissioner, today addressed the National Press Club to outline how her office will be driving the Social Media Minimum Age Bill when it comes into effect in December this year.…
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Hungary and China’s central banks have signed an agreement to continue sharing knowledge on topics such as “green finance, combatting cyber fraud and ensuring financial stability”. The agreement was signed yesterday (June 18) in Shanghai, where…
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Yemen's Houthis likely to be persistent problem for US, senior military official says by : Reuters Source link
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