Breaking 17:26 Gastronomy: Cicchetti brings Venetian elegance to the heart of The View Hotel Rabat 16:20 Brent oil tops 115 dollars as UAE exit reshapes supply outlook 16:00 Inflation rises in Germany and Spain ahead ECB rate decision 15:40 GITEX Africa 2026 attracts $350 billion in assets in Morocco 15:20 Casablanca to host first GITEX Future Health Africa summit 15:00 Nigeria pushes pan-african digital growth at GITEX Africa 2026 14:40 Huawei expands AI and cloud strategy at GITEX Africa 2026 14:20 Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni wins Mediterranean prize in Fes 13:55 African startups face scaling challenges amid gap between global models and local markets 13:38 Moroccan startup Woliz wins fintech prize at GITEX Africa 2026 13:19 Ivory Coast cocoa farmers cut fertilizer use raising supply fears 12:59 China tightens rare earth sanctions boosting mining stocks 12:45 Greece says it agreed with Qatar to deepen trade, energy and defence ties 12:30 Without U.S. visa approval, Philippe Jaroussky cancels his tour 12:15 Italy's CDP against selling stake in Nexi, sources say 12:00 François Ruffin declares opposition to “labor immigration” and sparks backlash from the left 11:45 Train collision in Indonesia leaves 16 dead, all women, police say 11:30 Mercedes inks deal with BNP to sell leasing business 11:21 Ryanair CEO says Europe jet fuel shortage risk is easing 11:15 Starbucks shares rise as turnaround efforts start showing results 11:02 Nvidia launches open source AI model for vision and audio tasks 11:00 Taiwan tops Beijing’s agenda for Trump-Xi summit 10:45 Canada supports Morocco’s autonomy plan for the Sahara dispute 10:40 Ai tool tracks facial aging speed to predict cancer survival 10:30 BYD accused of labor rights abuses on construction site in Europe amid expansion plans 10:20 Morocco wins two medals at boxing world cup in Brazil 10:15 Cognizant to acquire Astreya for about $600 million to boost ai infrastructure strategy 10:04 Oil prices extend rally as Trump threatens Iran OPEC tension 10:00 LG Electronics and Nvidia discuss collaboration in robotics, AI data centres and mobility 09:45 Philippine Vice President faces impeachment vote after congressional panel finds probable cause 09:40 UBS reports 80 percent profit surge to 3 billion dollars 09:30 Singer Dominique A boycotts Olympia and venues linked to Vincent Bolloré 09:20 Casablanca demolition scenes anchor Under Destruction exhibition at MACAAL 09:15 Amadeus to acquire French biometrics firm in major expansion move 09:03 Kone to acquire TK Elevator in $34.4 billion landmark deal 09:00 Indian food company faces rising costs as Middle East tensions push oil prices higher 08:45 Ecuador plans expansion of mega-prisons to combat organized crime 08:42 Morocco highways expect heavy traffic during May holidays and school break 08:30 Brussels airport braces for major disruptions as national strike looms 08:22 UAE exit from OPEC raises risk of further departures 08:15 Panama reaffirms neutrality of canal amid global shipping tensions 08:00 Armani reports slight revenue decline after challenging year for fashion industry 07:59 After nearly 70 years of marriage, couple warns against harmful criticism 07:50 Ai model detects pancreatic cancer over a year before diagnosis 07:45 South Korean court sentences former president Yoon to seven years in prison 07:40 Goldman Sachs restricts Anthropic AI access for Hong Kong bankers 07:30 Swiss voters show growing support for population cap initiative 07:18 Amazon to offer OpenAI models on AWS after Microsoft exclusivity ends 07:15 EU charges Facebook and Instagram over child protection failures 07:02 Chinese tech giants rush to secure Huawei AI chips after DeepSeek V4 launch

Compact CRISPR enzyme advances in vivo gene editing potential

Researchers at University of Texas at Austin have engineered a compact CRISPR enzyme that fits inside viral delivery systems used in gene therapy, marking a step toward practical in vivo genome editing. The work, funded by the National Institutes of Health, was published in Nature Structural & Molecular Biology. Current CRISPR systems......

Rising pressure on G7 debt as global challenges mount

Public debt levels across the Group of Seven have increased significantly in recent years, raising concerns about the long-term stability of government finances in the world’s most advanced economies. Countries including the United States, Germany, and Japan are facing mounting fiscal pressure as borrowing costs rise and spending demands......

Chinese AI solves decade-old math conjecture in 80 hours

A research team at Peking University has developed an artificial intelligence system capable of solving and formally verifying a long-standing mathematical conjecture without human input, completing the task in roughly 80 hours. The system addressed the Anderson conjecture, a problem in commutative algebra introduced in 2014 by Dan Anderson.......

Merz hosts Zelenskiy in Berlin for key talks on Ukraine

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz welcomed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to Berlin for high-level discussions focused on strengthening bilateral cooperation and addressing ongoing security challenges. The meeting forms part of broader intergovernmental consultations between Germany and Ukraine, as both nations continue to coordinate......

Equinor sells stake in solar firm Scatec for $169 million

Norwegian energy company Equinor has sold a significant portion of its stake in solar energy firm Scatec, in a deal valued at approximately $169 million. The transaction reflects ongoing adjustments within the global energy sector as companies reassess their investment strategies. The sale involved around 12.9 million shares, priced at 125......

Hungary opposition landslide ends Orbán era despite US backing

US Vice President JD Vance’s high-profile visit to Budapest failed to boost Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who suffered a decisive electoral defeat to opposition leader Péter Magyar and his Tisza party. Magyar secured a commanding parliamentary majority, winning 138 of 199 seats with about 54 percent of the vote.......

South Korea to build new presidential office in Sejong by 2027

South Korea is preparing to begin construction of a new presidential office in the administrative city of Sejong in August 2027, marking a significant step in the country’s long-term plan to decentralize government functions. The initiative is being driven by President Lee Jae Myung, who aims to see the project completed within his......

Xi calls for respect of sovereignty and international law in the Middle East

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for greater respect for national sovereignty and international law in the Middle East, amid ongoing regional tensions and diplomatic challenges. Speaking during a meeting in Beijing with Khaled bin Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the Crown Prince of United Arab Emirates, Xi stressed the importance of......

Lavrov in China to coordinate on global issues

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in Beijing for a two-day official visit aimed at strengthening coordination between Russia and China on key international and regional issues. The visit comes at a time of heightened diplomatic activity, particularly in relation to ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Both Moscow and Beijing......

War in Sudan: seven in ten people now living in poverty

Three years into the devastating conflict in Sudan, the humanitarian situation continues to deteriorate at an alarming pace. According to recent estimates by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), nearly seven out of ten Sudanese citizens are now living in poverty—almost double the pre-war level. Before the outbreak of fighting......

Musician G. Love loses $420,000 in Bitcoin to fake wallet on Mac App Store

Philadelphia musician Garrett Dutton, known as G. Love, revealed on April 11 via X that he lost 5.92 Bitcoin worth over $420,000 after downloading a fraudulent Ledger wallet app from Apple's Mac App Store. The stolen cryptocurrency represented ten years of savings. The incident occurred while transferring his hardware Ledger setup to a......

Oil shock widens inflation gap between emerging and developed markets

The oil shock from six weeks of U.S.-Iran war drives consumer prices higher in advanced economies, while much of the developing world stays sheltered, widening inflation divergence and reshaping global bond outlooks. Heading into 2026, emerging market inflation stabilized near central bank targets, backed by high real rates and strong currencies.......

African firms rush to prepare for China's zero-tariff regime starting May 1

China's plan to eliminate customs duties on imports from 53 African nations takes effect May 1, just weeks away, reshaping trade diplomacy across two continents. The move draws sharp reactions from Western capitals viewing it as Beijing expanding economic sway under a development banner. President Xi Jinping announced the policy in a February......

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