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Electric cars risk losing green sheen in Japan

Science & Tech -- Electric car owners who prided themselves on being green now find themselves in a bind as Japan's government maneuvers to restart dozens of nuclear power plants idled after last year's meltdowns.

Solar storm shakes Earth magnetic field

A solar storm shook the Earth's magnetic field early Friday, but scientists said they had no reports of any problems with electrical systems.

Google challenges hackers to exploit Chrome; Up to $1 Million in prizes

World renowned search giant Google have announced they would pay up to $1 million in prizes to hackers that can manage to exploit their browser; the Google Chrome at this year’s CanSecWest Security Conference.

Scientists see red on NASA cuts of Mars missions

Upset scientists want to make sure the U.S. does not give up on future Mars exploration because of a tight federal budget.

Samsung lets you cook with your smart phone

Electronic giant Samsung has released a ‘Smart Oven’ otherwise known as the Samsung Zipel oven which allows users to prepare a meal using their smart phone.

Life in Antarctic lake? It's everywhere else

If scientists find microbes in a frigid lake two miles beneath the thick ice of Antarctica

Privacy watchdogs are demanding answers from Apple Inc.

Privacy watchdogs are demanding answers from Apple Inc. about why iPhones and iPads are secretly collecting location data on users — records that cellular service providers routinely keep but require a court order to disgorge.

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US- TURKIYE RELATIONS

The Second Annual Turkic American Alliance (TAA) Convention was held in Washington recently. The day- long event was an opportunity to discuss the new challenges, and avenues for partnership between Turkiye and the US. full story

25 killed in slew of attacks targeting Iraq police

A slew of bombings targeted Iraqi police in Baghdad on Wednesday morning, including blasts by two suicide bombers who tried to ram their vehicles through police station gates. Iraqi officials said 25 people died and dozens more were wounded in the carnage. full story

Education in Kenya

Reforms in many areas including education brought together success and harmony in Kenya full story

Kenya Camp

Thousands of Somalis left their homeland only to survive in camps set up in Kenya full story

DISCOP Nairobi

The market for television content in Africa is alive and well. T-V buyers gathered by the thousands in Kenya, for the annual DISCOP conference, featuring broadcast shows and other content available to some 42 million households. full story

Libya Contact Group states press for release of Libyan assets

Acting as the rotating president of the Libya Contact Group, Turkey hosted an extraordinary meeting of the group in Istanbul yesterday in order to discuss financial aid for the restoration and talk about the NATO-led military operations in Libya, as the rebels still battle the remaining Gaddafi regime back home in Tripoli. full story