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Ankita Rajendaran has visited 108 countries while working full-time in a corporate job, showing that travel and a demanding career can go hand in hand. Her story proves that anyone can explore the world without quitting their job. How One Woman Balanced Work and World Travel Ankita Rajendaran is not a travel influencer or full-time nomad. She is a regular working professional who has managed to travel to 108 countries without ever leaving her full-time job. She has turned weekends and holidays into travel opportunities and made exploring the world a top priority. She carefully plans each trip around public…

The Japan Tech Forum is coming back to BEYOND Expo 2025 on May 22, with new speakers and exciting programs. The event will take place in Macau, co-hosted by ReGACY Innovation Group. It will focus on the strong tech ties between Japan and China and explore how their cooperation is shaping Asia’s innovation future. The forum is part of the larger BEYOND Expo, one of Asia’s most important tech expos. This year, it brings together leading voices from business, government, and venture capital to discuss collaboration, investment, and startup growth in the region. Forum Focus: Japan-China Innovation and Growth At…

Reform UK won the Runcorn and Helsby by-election by just six votes, narrowly defeating Labour. The tight result has sparked concern and reflection within the Labour Party. Former Labour minister Harriet Harman says hidden support for Reform, especially in traditional Labour areas, played a key role. The by-election, held in a newly created constituency, marked one of the closest election results in UK history. Reform UK’s Sarah Pochin won with a razor-thin margin over Labour’s Karen Shore, overturning what was once a strong Labour seat. What Happened in Runcorn? The Runcorn and Helsby seat was formed in 2024. In last…

Somalia has started blocking entry for holders of Taiwan passports, according to Taiwanese authorities. This move, which began on Wednesday, is seen as part of China’s growing influence in the region. Taiwan claims that China pressured Somalia to restrict travel by Taiwanese citizens. The decision comes as Taiwan strengthens its relationship with Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia that declared independence in 1991. Background on the Situation Taiwan, officially known as the Republic of China (ROC), operates as a self-ruled island but is claimed by China as part of its territory. Over the years, Taiwan has faced increasing diplomatic isolation,…

Xiaomi has entered China’s growing artificial intelligence market with a new open-source AI model. The tech company, known for smartphones and electric cars, introduced its MiMo model on Wednesday. This model works like DeepSeek’s R1 and aims to think like a human. Xiaomi shared performance data online showing MiMo did better than AI models from OpenAI and Alibaba, although this has not been confirmed by outside sources. Xiaomi Enters the AI Race Xiaomi’s MiMo was launched just one day after Alibaba revealed an updated version of its own AI model. This timing shows how fast the competition in China’s AI…

Deputy President Paul Mashatile urged African leaders to unite for a stronger, fairer, and more stable future. He spoke at the T20 Africa High-Level Dialogue held on Tuesday at the CSIR International Convention Centre in Pretoria, South Africa. The event focused on the theme “Strengthening African Agency in the G20 Within the Global Order.” Mashatile highlighted the dangers of rising global tension and weakening cooperation. He said that fair, inclusive systems are key for global and African stability. Multilateralism Under Threat Mashatile warned against ignoring or weakening international cooperation. “We should take a dim view and strongly discourage the erosion…

The hunger crisis in Somalia has intensified, with millions of lives at risk due to worsening drought, ongoing conflict, and soaring food prices. The situation has worsened further because of significant cuts to U.S. aid, which have left many medical centers and relief programs struggling to provide life-saving assistance. Experts predict that 4.4 million people, or nearly a quarter of Somalia’s population, will face food insecurity this year. Among the most vulnerable are children under five, with an estimated 1.7 million expected to suffer from acute malnutrition by the end of 2025. 4.4 Million People at Risk as Hunger Deepens…

Medical experts in Nigeria have warned that only trained and licensed professionals should handle medical imaging services. They raised this concern at a workshop held in Abuja on Monday. The event was organized by Cassona Global Imaging Ltd and Neusoft Medical Systems. Experts said that untrained workers using radiation equipment can harm patients and cause wrong diagnoses. Why Proper Training Matters in Medical Imaging Medical imaging helps doctors see inside the human body using tools like X-rays, ultrasound, CT scans, and MRI machines. These tools help diagnose and treat many health problems. But if used by unqualified people, they can…

Somalia’s government underwent a significant reshuffle, with Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre appointing a new defense minister as the country faces increasing threats from Islamist militants. Ahmed Moallim Fiqi Ahmed has been named as the new defense minister, replacing Jibril Abdirashid, in a move that comes as Somalia struggles with a growing insurgency from the al-Shabaab group. Prime Minister Announces Key Changes in the Government On Sunday, Somali Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre made a key announcement regarding a reshuffling of the country’s government. In a statement shared by the government spokesperson via a video posted on Facebook, Barre introduced…

In Somalia, female athletes face extraordinary challenges in a deeply patriarchal society. From societal pressure to threats from extremist groups and a lack of resources, sports for women are far from ordinary. Despite these obstacles, a new generation of women athletes is determined to chase their dreams. The Tragic Loss of Samia Yusuf Omar The story of Samia Yusuf Omar, a Somali athlete who tragically drowned in 2012 while trying to reach Europe, highlights the extreme challenges faced by Somali women in sports. Samia, a talented track athlete, competed in the 2008 Beijing Olympics but was forced to flee her…