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ECONOMY

Waaree Renewable Technologies secures 2 GW solar project in Bikaner

Tuesday, Dec 31

Waaree Renewable Technologies has been awarded a 2 GW solar project in Bikaner, enhancing India's renewable energy capabilities.

POLITICS

Why a Gay Writer is Proud to Accept an MBE Despite the Honours System's Flaws

Tuesday, Dec 31

A gay writer expresses pride in receiving an MBE for LGBTQ+ services while addressing the complexities of the honours system and homophobia in literature.

POLITICS

Potential China-Taiwan Conflict Could Trigger Global Economic Crisis, U.S. Unprepared

Tuesday, Dec 31

A China-Taiwan war may trigger an economic crisis with severe implications, highlighting America's unpreparedness for such a scenario.

ECONOMY

Cambricon’s Stock Skyrockets 383% as China Advances AI Self-Sufficiency

Tuesday, Dec 31

Cambricon’s stock price surges 383% driven by China’s push for AI self-sufficiency, outperforming global competitors.

POLITICS

Rick Perlstein Explains His Decision to Decline Steve Bannon's Podcast Invitation

Tuesday, Dec 31

Historian Rick Perlstein shares his reasons for declining an invitation to appear on Steve Bannon's War Room podcast due to concerns over propaganda.

SPORTS

Clippers Rally Past Pelicans 116-113 with Late Heroics from Powell and Harden

Tuesday, Dec 31

The Clippers edged the Pelicans 116-113, led by Norman Powell's 35 points and crucial free throws from James Harden to secure the comeback win.

WORLD NEWS

Reflecting on the Millennium Bug: How a Tinned Meat Incident Fueled Global Fears

Tuesday, Dec 31

A look back at the Y2K scare, revealing how a simple tin of meat highlighted fears of global computer failures and the actual outcomes of the crisis.

TECHNOLOGY

Toto Advises Against Using Toilet Paper on its Toilet Seats to Prevent Scratches

Tuesday, Dec 31

Toto warns against using toilet paper to clean their high-tech toilet seats, citing the risk of scratches and discolouration.

WORLD NEWS

Zimbabwe's Currency Crisis Fuels Rise of Informal Night Markets

Tuesday, Dec 31

Zimbabwe's new currency struggles drive customers towards informal night markets, challenging traditional stores with lower prices and wider selections.