She’s Got It – Asian Scientist Magazine

In July, Nigel Farage of Reform UK won a seat in the House of Commons on his eighth attempt, aiming to shake up Britain's traditional two-party system. Farage predicts a political revolution with hundreds of newcomers under the Reform UK label by the next election in 2029, challenging both the Conservative and Labour parties as he gains momentum and becomes a frontrunner for the position of Prime Minister. The UK's political landscape is shifting towards...

In response to the disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic, businesses in Southeast Asia are turning to diversification, such as expanding into logistics, to survive. Startups like Quincus are playing a crucial role in helping companies navigate the unique challenges of the region's supply chain. By leveraging innovation, data, and technology, startups are driving the evolution of the supply chain industry in Southeast Asia, ultimately leading to increased efficiency and resilience in the face of...

Since Trump's reelection, his cabinet appointments have sparked debates on U.S.-China policy, with mixed signals on human rights vs. business interests causing uncertainty among policymakers. Xi Jinping's invitation to Trump's inauguration has outraged Uyghur Americans, signaling a potential shift towards prioritizing diplomacy over human rights. Advocates fear that the U.S. may compromise on human rights in exchange for economic gains, jeopardizing its credibility as a global leader on freedom and justice. Full Article

Fiorentina midfielder Edoardo Bove has been discharged from the hospital after surgery to implant a removable heart starter device following his collapse during a Serie A match. Bove will have the option to remove the Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) and return to playing in Serie A. Christian Eriksen, who also had an ICD fitted after a cardiac arrest, was unable to continue playing for Inter Milan and eventually joined Brentford after his contract was terminated....

Antimicrobial resistance is a global health crisis, causing over a million deaths annually and projected to increase by 50% in the next 25 years. It poses a significant threat to the global economy, with an estimated cost of up to US$3.4 trillion by 2030. Urgent action is needed to address this growing problem and prevent further loss of life. Full Article

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) conducted raids at 19 locations in Mumbai, Delhi, and Gurugram as part of a Rs 137 crore embezzlement case involving Dentsu India and Suumaya Group, uncovering cash, foreign currency, and gold bars. The investigation relates to fraudulent financial transactions tied to the Need to Feed programme, with allegations of inflated turnover and stock price manipulation. Dentsu India has denied involvement in the alleged fraud, emphasizing cooperation with authorities and previous reporting...