Employment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence I believe that in an era where artificial intelligence is advanced, it will still have some impact on people’s employment. This is a matter with both advantages and disadvantages. For customers, artificial intelligence may be more convenient because robots do not need rest, and working hours and efficiency […]
Hybrids Top Japan’s Best-Selling Car List Over one fifth of current passenger vehicles sold in Japan are hybrids. During the second month in a row, the transaction for hybrids overreached the figure which is twenty percent. This information was released by the Japan Automobile Dealer Association. There were two companies that earn most from this […]
Sub-Saharan Africa Falls Behind In Fight against Extreme Poverty The growth in economy has raised over a billion poor people from severe poverty in the past two decades, and the quantity of people earning below 1.25 dollars a day decreased in each country around the world excluding sub-Saharan Africa. Based on the information given by […]
Employment in the Age of Artificial Intelligence I believe that in an era where artificial intelligence is advanced, it will still have some impact on people’s employment. This is a matter with both advantages and disadvantages. For customers, artificial intelligence may be more convenient because robots do not need rest, and working hours and efficiency […]
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Hybrids Top Japan’s Best-Selling Car List Over one fifth of current passenger vehicles sold in Japan are hybrids. During the second month in a row, the transaction for hybrids overreached the figure which is twenty percent. This information was released by the Japan Automobile Dealer Association. There were two companies that earn most from this […]
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The “New Silk Road” Although a great number of people still have some terrible memory of the Cold War in the second half of the 20th century, a new cold war has been slowly emerging. This time, there is no nuclear standoff, but there have been many economic conflicts between China/Russia and the U.S. […]
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Redefining Poverty in Asia and the Pacific: ADB’s Take Over seven hundred million people living in Asia and the Pacific are experiencing the poverty level who only earns them 1.25 dollars a day. Even though it is composed of two thirds of the poor around the globe, the quantity is a big advantage compared to […]
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Social Media and the Illusion of Perfection MINH HUNG TRAN Have you ever scrolled through your Instagram and see everyone else has a perfect life? At that moment, the only question pops up in your mind is am I not enough? Am I loser for not having the same life as them? From those flawless […]
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ESG Investing: Shaping the Future of Finance with Sustainability at Its Core In the rapidly evolving landscape of the financial sector, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing has emerged as a powerful trend reshaping investment strategies worldwide. Once considered a niche interest, ESG investing has grown to become a central focus for investors who seek […]
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Microfluidics: The Future of Biology in a Chip Imagine a laboratory the size of a smartphone chip. Inside it, liquids flow through channels thinner than a human hair, carrying cells, proteins, and DNA. Experiments that once required large benches of equipment can now take place on a device that fits in your hand. This is […]
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When we discuss about a certain topic related to higher education, it is not a surprise that the East point of the globe comes with a powerful force. It is truly a major change that Asia has been very competitive since 1970’s. The sincerity in business partnership for the improvement of two parties lead to […]
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Fluorescent Microscopy: Seeing the Invisible World of Microbes If you were to look at a drop of pond water with your naked eye, you’d probably see nothing unusual. But hidden within that drop are countless microorganisms—tiny bacteria, algae, and protozoa—going about their lives. The challenge for scientists is that most of these organisms are invisible […]
Continue Reading ...The Digital Transformation of Banking: A New Era in International Finance The financial landscape is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the digital revolution. This shift is redefining traditional banking models, paving the way for a new era in international finance that promises greater efficiency, inclusivity, and innovation. At the forefront of this transformation are […]
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Choosing the right career option which is according to one’s abilities and interests needs a lot of thought that establishing oneself in a field. The first step of success always starts with the right choice and the rest follows after. It is very important to do deep introspection before deciding to make one’s career in […]
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Sub-Saharan Africa Falls Behind In Fight against Extreme Poverty The growth in economy has raised over a billion poor people from severe poverty in the past two decades, and the quantity of people earning below 1.25 dollars a day decreased in each country around the world excluding sub-Saharan Africa. Based on the information given by […]
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Child Marriage and Gender Inequality in Vietnam Minh Hung Tran Every year, 12 million girls are married before the age of 18. That is 23 girls every minute and nearly one every two seconds. These striking statistics is not simply numbers; They represent millions of young lives are interrupted, dreams put on hold, and basic […]
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Employment Evolution in AI Age The story of work has always been one of change. From the first steam engines of the Industrial Revolution to global explosion of Internet in twentieth century, every major technological leap has reshaped people’s behaviors and actions in earning a money. In today’s world, with a huge advancement in […]
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China unveils ambitious plan for space exploration Based on committed mission that were released, China has an action point to place laboratories gather sample from the moon and construct space camps more than the next five years in order to reach the goal of China to be on a global plot for space expeditions. China […]
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China In The 19th & Early 20th Century China in 1800-1911 was led by the Qing dynasty, or the Manchus, who were more like the Mongols than the traditional Han Chinese. Throughout the 19th and early 20th century, China dropped from the dominant nation in East Asia to a very unstable and weak power in […]
Continue Reading ...Bridging Science & Mysticism Long ago people were able to see Auras. Advanced spiritual people such as Buddha, Christ and their immediate students were painted with golden haloes around their heads only because some artists could actually see the Auras. In 1908 in the early days of X-Ray technology in hospitals, Dr. Walter Kilner (1847- […]
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Neighbor, it is a term for people living next door or a relation we share with some people next door who can be there with you at very next point of emergency or any issue if you need help on. Some of the philosophers called them family members because they will always be there for […]
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Population explosion has become a grave problem of the present world with the resources of the planet getting limited for the sustenance of the living beings. It has resulted mainly due to drastic increase in the difference between rate of birth and rate of death in the past 100 years. The human population is expected […]
Continue Reading ...Monsoon Rumblings Monsoon akin lovelessness the mayhem in my brain a rain coloured canvas against the pale blue Monsoon akin lovelessness thoughts disguised vagabonds wayward clouds in sky wondering where to fit in Monsoon an old witch practicing her craft in distant rumbles thunder lightning but under my umbrella she is […]
Continue Reading ...Gender Inequality in Korean Literature S. Park While gender inequality is a pressing matter in all parts of society, it often begins with the learning material taught to students from a young age. Textbooks often carry a gender biased portrayal of the world, which fixes stereotypes in the minds of students. They are given the […]
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