Dutch museums will return art and artifacts that were looted from Sri Lanka and Indonesia

6 de July, 2023

Dutch museums are handing back hundreds of cultural artifacts to Indonesia and Sri Lanka that were taken, often by force, from the countries in the colonial era.

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Rwanda has signed a game-changing deal with global mining giant Rio Tinto. This partnership aims to uncover the country’s hidden lithium wealth. The agreement marks a pivotal moment for Rwanda’s mineral sector. Rio Tinto leads the exploration efforts, joined by local firm Kinunga Mining Ltd. and British company Aterian PLC. Their focus is on lithium, […]

Honduras and China start negotiations on free trade agreement

The governments of Honduras and China have initiated negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the two nations. The launch of the trade initiative follows the recent state visit of Honduran President Xiomara Castro to China, where 17 agreements were signed to enhance exchanges across various socioeconomic sectors. This visit also marked Honduras’s inclusion […]

Xenobots: The Dawn of Living Machines and the Ethical Frontier of Bioengineering

Scientists have created “xenobots,” microscopic living machines made from frog cells. These tiny organisms, less than a millimeter wide, blend biology and technology in a new way. They are designed by algorithms and assembled from the cells of the African clawed frog, *Xenopus laevis*. Xenobots move independently and can perform simple tasks. Researchers believe they […]