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Japan's Gel Bandage Sealing wounds in Second.

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 Japanese researchers have crafted a bio-gel bandage that doesn’t just cover a wound—it halts bleeding and seals it in under 15 seconds, even when the skin is wet or saturated with blood. It’s not a plaster; it’s a liquid film made from advanced hydrogel formulas that bond rapidly to tissue, offering both sealant and barrier when time is everything.   This isn’t fluff science. The gel’s roots are in clean chemistry: a low-adhesion, low-swelling alginate hydrogel derived from seaweed, blended with calcium carbonate and carbonated water. It supports healing while preventing the wound from expanding—a common issue with conventional treatments.  In essence, stitches may soon become an afterthought. This bio-gel is swift, gentle on wounds, and fundamentally designed to transform first-response care.

Trump Assured Qatar Solidarity Against the Isreal Strike

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 His Highness the Amir of the State of Qatar Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani has Received a phone call from President of the friendly United States of America HE Donald Trump. Trump and Sheik Tamim bin Hamad During the call, the US president affirmed his solidarity with the State of Qatar and his strong condemnation of the attack on its sovereignty, pointing out that diplomatic solutions are capable of resolving the outstanding issues in the region. The US president praised the tireless mediation efforts made by HH the Amir and the State of Qatar, stressing that their role is essential in establishing peace in the region. He also stressed that the State of Qatar is a reliable strategic ally of the United States of America, calling on HH the Amir to continue Qatar's mediation efforts to end the war in the Gaza Strip. For his part, His Highness the Amir affirmed that the State of Qatar condemns and denounces in the strongest terms this reckless criminal attack, considering it a flagr...

Latest Technology Headlines in The US

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Here are some of the latest technology headlines in the US: Apple's Annual Event and New Products  Apple unveiled its latest lineup of products, including a new, thinner "iPhone Air" which may be a precursor to a future foldable phone. The event also featured the announcement of the iPhone 17 series, the Apple Watch Series 11, and new AirPods Pro.  iOS 26 and other new operating systems were also announced for release next week. AI and Antitrust in the Tech Sector A federal judge ruled in favor of Google in a major antitrust case, allowing the company to avoid being broken up. The decision was seen as a win for Google's parent company, Alphabet, and sent its shares soaring. Analysts believe the ruling also benefits Apple, as it allows their multi-billion-dollar deal for Google to be the default search engine on iPhones to continue. The rise of generative AI and new players like OpenAI and Anthropic was a factor in the judge's decision, as it has increased competit...

Dubai Host home to Global Millionaires and Billionaires

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  Dubai has become one of the biggest hubs for global wealth. A new report by Henley & Partners shows that the city is home to 81,200 millionaires, 237 centi-millionaires with wealth over 100 million dollars, and 20 billionaires. This makes Dubai one of the richest cities in the world, attracting high-net-worth individuals from across Asia, Europe, and Africa. Experts say the city’s tax-free environment, luxury lifestyle, real estate market, and strategic location are the main reasons behind this massive wealth migration. Over the past decade, Dubai has positioned itself as a safe, stable, and attractive destination for investors and entrepreneurs. #dubai #wealth #millionaires #billionaires #GlobalEconomy

Nepal Set Aside its Social Media Ban after a deadly Protest

 The Nepal Government has shot down its Social Media Ban After a deadly Protest by the citizen of the country.  Watch Video of the Protest below in the page .

Latest news on Real Estate in US today

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  US Real Real Estate Market Based on the latest news and analysis, here's a summary of the trending topics and current state of the U.S. real estate industry: 1. Affordability and the "Hopelessness" Crisis Prices Remain High:The median home price in the U.S. is still near record highs, around $400,000, despite a slowdown in sales. This is a key factor in the ongoing affordability crisis, with a recent Harvard study finding that the median home price is nearly five times the average income, far exceeding the "affordable" ratio of three times the average income. Mortgage Rates are Tumbling:A recent "disappointing" jobs report led to a significant drop in mortgage rates, with some falling to their lowest level in almost a year. This has provided a small window of opportunity for some buyers. However, many experts believe rates will remain above the pre-pandemic norm for the foreseeable future. Buyers on the Sidelines:The combination of high prices and re...

UK News Summary for Monday, September 8, 2025

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 Today is September 8, 2025,  UK News Summary for Monday, September 8, 2025 Here are the kinds of stories that would likely be dominating the headlines: 1. Politics: Aftermath of the General Election A general election must be held by January 28, 2025, making a September 2025 election highly plausible. Today's news would be dominated by the aftermath. · Headline: "New Government's First 100 Days: King's Speech Outlines Legislative Agenda" · Details: The new government (whether Labour, Conservative, or a coalition) would be presenting its agenda in the first King's Speech of the new parliamentary session. The focus would be on their flagship policies concerning the economy, NHS reform, and energy independence. Analysis would be intense regarding their ability to pass legislation with their majority (or lack thereof). 2. Economy & Cost of Living: Autumn Budget Preparations · Headline: "Chancellor Finalises Autumn Budget Amidst Economic Uncertainty"...

The Most Expensive wedding in Africa

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  Femi Otedola A wedding like no other. Nigerian billionaire Femi Otedola spared no expense as his daughter, Temi Otedola, tied the knot with Afrobeats star Mr. Eazi in a trilogy of ceremonies across Monaco, Dubai, and Iceland. With a $15 million price tag, the celebration is now the most expensive wedding in Africa’s history, blending love, culture, and global glamour on an unmatched scale. From an intimate vow exchange in Monaco to a star-studded Yoruba engagement in Dubai and a cinematic finale in Iceland, the Otedola–Eazi wedding redefined how Africa’s wealthiest families celebrate legacy and love.  Femi Otedola is one of the Nigerian Billionaire, his business ventures include Oil and Gas , Communication, Import and Export. Muhammed Gambo 

Based on the latest reports, here are some of the breaking news stories in the U.S. today, September 7, 2025

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Based on the latest reports, here are some of the breaking news stories in the U.S. today, September 7, 2025: Politics & Government Trump's "War" on Chicago : President Trump has again threatened to deploy the National Guard to Chicago, referring to it as the "world's most dangerous city." This has drawn criticism from officials like Senator Tammy Duckworth, who stated that Trump has "essentially just declared war on a major city in his own nation." The threat comes amid protests and a broader discussion about federal intervention in Democrat-led cities. Immigration Raids and Detentions : A major immigration raid at a Hyundai plant in Georgia has resulted in the detention of over 300 South Korean workers. South Korea has announced that it has reached a deal with the U.S. to secure their release and repatriation. This event has caused diplomatic strain between the two countries. Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett Interview :In her first tel...

Japanese ice Maker Akagi Nyugyo made a TV apology for Increasing the cost of their Ice Cream to by 9 Cents, From 60 yen to 70 yen, the Apology Raked Millions of views on YouTube

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A Japanese ice cream maker—Akagi Nyugyo—pulled off one of the most earnest ads imaginable: a TV commercial publicly apologizing for hiking the price of its beloved GariGarikun popsicle by just 9 cents, from 60 to 70 yen, marking the first increase in 25 years  The 60‑second spot features the company president, chairman, and a sea of employees bowing solemnly in front of their headquarters—framed by somber folk music. On-screen text reads: “We held on for 25 years but… 60 → 70”  They explained rising production and packaging costs drove the change—yet chose humility over hubris by saying sorry on national television. The ad swiftly racked up nearly a million views on YouTube Such a move feels almost poetically Japanese in its blend of contrition, community, and respect. A price increase turned into a cultural statement—and maybe a PR masterstroke, too. The gesture shows how the company care about its customers and the need for a kind explanation.