The European Union just fired a warning shot at Big Tech, hitting Apple and Meta with staggering fines—€500 million for Apple and €200 million for Meta—in the very first enforcement of the EU’s powerful new Digital Markets Act (DMA). This marks a dramatic escalation in Europe’s battle to rein in the world’s most dominant tech giants.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has embarked on a groundbreaking experiment in governance, becoming the first nation to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into the drafting, reviewing, and amending of laws.

The United States is turning up the heat on India, pushing for its $125 billion e-commerce market to open fully to American retail giants like Amazon and Walmart. This demand, part of broader trade negotiations, challenges India’s tightly controlled regulations that restrict foreign companies to acting as mere online marketplaces while allowing domestic players to produce, own, and sell goods directly.

The Emergency Housing Vouchers (EHV) program, launched under the American Rescue Plan Act with a $5 billion allocation, was designed to provide stable housing for those in desperate need, with the promise of support through 2030. But

In the first three months of 2025, Gujarat in India, has been gripped by an unprecedented medical catastrophe: 23,800 heart-related emergencies, averaging 264 cases per day or 11 per hour.

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The sun blazes hotter each year, turning cities into ovens and fields into dust. Over 80% of workers in urban centers—think street vendors, laborers, and scavengers—face deadly health risks from extreme heat.

The Catastrophic Consequences of Melting Glaciers

Prices are soaring, but growths stalling—a perverse paradox where wallets shrink as jobs vanish.

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