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A research suggesting Southern Asia becoming inhabitable by 2100 took center stage on Friday, 4 August 2017 among all major events across the globe, and remains the highlight of this week's list of center stage events.
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Centerstage events of week 5

The Philippines witnesses the largest increase in HIV/AIDS cases in...

The Philippines witnesses the largest increase in HIV/AIDS cases in the Asia Pacific region, with a 140% rise from 2010 to 2016. The United Nations warns that this surge could potentially lead to a "national emergency," emphasizing the need for urgent measures to combat the spread of the virus in the country.

Monday, 31 July, 2017

Papua New Guinea's parliament re-elects Peter O'Neill as Prime Minister,...

Papua New Guinea's parliament re-elects Peter O'Neill as Prime Minister, concluding a chaotic election campaign marked by violence and voter unrest. The analysts express concerns that the election aftermath may perpetuate a cycle of violence, posing challenges to stability and governance in the country.

Tuesday, 1 August, 2017

U.S., Chinese, and South Korean scientists collaborate to edit faulty...

U.S., Chinese, and South Korean scientists collaborate to edit faulty DNA that causes a deadly form of heart disease in human embryos. This groundbreaking achievement provides hope for preventing thousands of hereditary disorders. While the study demonstrates immense potential for medical advancements, it also raises ethical questions regarding the use of DNA editing technology.

Wednesday, 2 August, 2017

New research suggests that large portions of Southern Asia may...

New research suggests that large portions of Southern Asia may become uninhabitable by 2100 due to extreme humidity levels that pose a threat to human life. If greenhouse gas emissions are not significantly reduced, deadly heat waves could occur in regions of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, affecting agriculture and the overall economy. Urgent action is required to mitigate the severe consequences of climate change.

Thursday, 3 August, 2017

Rwandan voters participate in the presidential election. Incumbent President Paul...

Rwandan voters participate in the presidential election. Incumbent President Paul Kagame, in power since 2000, is widely expected to secure a victory despite challenges from other candidates. Kagame's re-election with 98.66% of the vote reinforces his position as the country's leader.

Friday, 4 August, 2017

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi takes the bold step...

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al Sisi takes the bold step of cutting food and fuel subsidies, aiming to revive the stalled economy. These measures, part of a $12 billion loan agreement with the International Monetary Fund, seek to address longstanding issues of waste and corruption. However, the subsidy cuts, coupled with currency devaluation, have caused economic shock and led to a surge in prices, putting strains on the population.

Saturday, 5 August, 2017

Mexichem SAB announces its acquisition of Israeli irrigation company Netafim...

Mexichem SAB announces its acquisition of Israeli irrigation company Netafim for $1.9 billion. Mexichem will purchase an 80% stake in Netafim from private-equity firm Permira Holdings Ltd. Netafim's expansion into various countries and its strong financial performance make it an attractive investment. This deal provides Mexichem with access to Netafim's innovative irrigation technologies and global market presence.

Sunday, 6 August, 2017