International

Tuesday, October 7th 2025 - 21:20 UTC
Physics Nobel Prize granted to US, UK, and French researchers of quantum mechanics

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three researchers: John Clarke (UK), Michel H. Devoret (France/USA), and John M. Martinis (USA), for their work on quantum mechanics, the Swedish Academy announced on Tuesday.
Tuesday, October 7th 2025 - 10:28 UTC
Falkor (Too) sets sail after red tape delays

Following days of delays caused by red-tape issues, the Falkor (Too) set sail from the port of Buenos Aires for another underwater joint streaming mission by the Schmidt Ocean Institute and Argentina's National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (Conicet) is already underway.
Tuesday, October 7th 2025 - 10:15 UTC
Fitch improves Paraguay's grading, but still short of investment status

Fitch Ratings upgraded Paraguay's risk outlook on Monday from “Stable” to “Positive,” moving the country closer to achieving an investment-grade rating from the agency, although the overall grading remained at BB+.
Tuesday, October 7th 2025 - 00:28 UTC
How Affiliate Platforms Track Bonus Redemptions Across Casino Sites

The online casino industry relies heavily on partnerships with affiliates to attract new players. Affiliates promote casino brands through websites, social media, and review platforms, earning commissions when players sign up and redeem offers.
Monday, October 6th 2025 - 21:54 UTC
Medicine Nobel Prize awarded to trio delving into the mechanism of autoimmune diseases

The 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology was awarded to Mary E. Brunkow and Fred Ramsdell from the United States and Shimon Sakaguchi from Japan for their “discoveries concerning peripheral immune tolerance.”
Monday, October 6th 2025 - 10:01 UTC
Taxing foreign ships suggested at Caribbean Maritime University

Applying a so-called blue tax to all foreign cruise lines and foreign shippers using Caribbean ports was suggested during a conference at the Caribbean Maritime University last week by Former Trinidad and Tobago minister Devant Maharaj. The funds would be allocated to Caricom's efforts to protect marine ecosystems from pollution.
Monday, October 6th 2025 - 09:41 UTC
Four Caribbean countries sign free movement agreement

Barbados, Belize, Dominica, and St. Vincent and the Grenadines signed last week a free movement agreement allowing their citizens to live, travel, and work indefinitely in any of the participating countries without needing visas or work permits.
Monday, October 6th 2025 - 09:16 UTC
Brazil: Mosquito factory hopes to solve dengue crisis

A mosquito manufacturing factory in Campinas, in the Brazilian State of São Paulo, is relying on two new complementary technologies to reduce dengue transmission by tackling the Aedes aegypti populations.
Monday, October 6th 2025 - 00:21 UTC
Why Students Trust WriteMyEssay.com to Write Their Essays with Confidence

When deadlines start piling up and your schedule feels impossible, it's easy to panic about how to finish that research paper, case study, or write your essay on time.
Monday, October 6th 2025 - 00:01 UTC
Latin America’s Crypto Surge: 63% Growth Reshaping Money and Markets

Cryptocurrencies are no longer a niche in Latin America’s economy; they’ve become part of everyday transactions for millions. In 2025, adoption across the region climbed 63%, putting Latin America second only to Asia-Pacific in growth. That rise has pushed the issue onto the desks of governments, regulators, and businesses looking to keep pace. For people across the region, crypto isn’t a passing trend. It’s much bigger than that; it is instead seen as a way to hold value when local currencies lose ground, to send money home without the steep remittance fees, and to step into a digital economy that often feels more reliable than traditional banking.