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Climate change: Bangladeshi women and the black community in Mexico
Climate change: Bangladeshi women and the black community in Mexico
In Bangladesh, the rising sea levels and extreme weather conditions are polluting the drinking water sources, which is causing severe health issues to the population. Due to the high salinity levels in the water, pregnant women are suffering from serious health problems, headaches, organ damage, preeclampsia, and even death. Water salinity is also affecting the […]
AI in flood forecasting, bank lending and the Gaza conflict
AI in flood forecasting, bank lending and the Gaza conflict
Google Research has developed an AI-based system that can accurately predict floods up to seven days in advance in over 80 countries, protecting the livelihoods of 460 million people. The system can be used even in regions where data is scarce, making them vulnerable to threats. By leveraging machine learning technology, flood forecasting can be […]
Military conscription in Denmark, Norway, Ukraine, Russia and Israel
Military conscription in Denmark, Norway, Ukraine, Russia and Israel
The Norwegian government plans to increase the number of conscripted soldiers from 9,000 to 13,500 by 2036. The number of conscripts accepted for initial service will gradually increase each year. Denmark also plans to increase the number of young people doing military service by extending conscription to women and increasing the duration of service from […]
E-crimes in e-business and ways to fight e-fraud
E-crimes in e-business and ways to fight e-fraud
Counterfeiting products and selling them on the internet is a violation of the interests of both large companies and small entrepreneurs. Dishonest companies often operate from abroad and steal original product ideas to sell their own versions of the products. This issue has been growing since the pandemic and the e-commerce boom, according to lawyer […]
Sami and Maasai: indigenous communities in defense of nature
Sami and Maasai: indigenous communities in defense of nature
The Norwegian Sami people are against the construction of the planned 54 km long power line that will power Hammerfest LNG, Western Europe’s largest liquefied natural gas power plant. The reason behind their opposition is that the power line will be built on reindeer pastures that are used by shepherds during the summer. The line […]
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