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Politics

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Baani Raj

Carbon Deal Talks Heat Up: India Seeks New Green Partners Abroad

Carbon Deal Talks Heat Up: India Seeks New Green Partners Abroad

Politics

What’s Happening?

India is in talks with Singapore, Sweden, and South Korea to strike bilateral carbon credit deals, following its first such agreement with Japan in August. These deals, known as Joint Crediting Mechanisms (JCMs) under the Paris Agreement, allow countries to collaborate on low-carbon projects, share emission reductions, and trade carbon credits. 

India’s aim: attract clean-technology investment, finance green projects, and deepen strategic ties especially in industries like steel, biogas, hydrogen, and carbon capture.

Why is it Important?

Think of these deals as India selling “climate points” earned through green projects to other countries. It’s a win-win: India gets funding and access to new tech, while partners can meet climate goals. 

It also signals that India wants to be a major player in global carbon markets.


Sports

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Tanya D’Souza

England storms past South Africa in Women’s World Cup opener with ease

England storms past South Africa in Women’s World Cup opener with ease

Sports

What’s Happening?

England kicked off the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 with a bang, completely dominating South Africa. The Proteas were bowled out for just 69 runs, their second-lowest World Cup total ever, as England’s bowlers ran riot. 

England chased the tiny target of 70 in just 14 overs, with Amy Jones (40*) and Tammy Beaumont (17*) cruising through the chase without losing a wicket.

Why is it Important?

This win sets the tone for England’s tournament: their bowling attack is scary, and their batting is smooth and dependable. South Africa now has a tough task ahead to bounce back, while England fans can already dream big. 

For young cricket fans everywhere, it’s a reminder that a well-rounded team can make even tiny totals exciting to watch and it’s the perfect mix of skill, speed, and teamwork.


Tech

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Hessa Al Hosani

China’s Next Foldable: Samsung’s New Model Tease Begins

China’s Next Foldable: Samsung’s New Model Tease Begins

Tech

What’s Happening?

Samsung just dropped the first hints about a brand-new foldable phone that’s apparently exclusive to the China market. Foldable enthusiasts in China are in for a treat, and even tech fans worldwide can’t help but imagine what new tricks Samsung might pack into this futuristic device. 

The teaser doesn’t reveal much, but it suggests Samsung is getting ready to push innovation further in the foldable game, especially for Chinese users who already love edgy, high-end phones. Could it have a larger screen, sturdier fold, or some surprise feature? Only time will tell, but the excitement is real.

Why is it Important?

Even though it’s a China-only model (so far), Samsung teasing a new foldable shows how premium foldables are still a battlefield in the smartphone world. For tech fans everywhere, it means more cool designs, better displays, thinner hinges, and maybe surprises like new materials or fold-friendly features. 

For users in China, this gives them something unique and cutting-edge to show off.


Science

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Liu Yang

Galactic Mystery: Brightest Double-Ring Radio Circle Stuns Scientists

Galactic Mystery: Brightest Double-Ring Radio Circle Stuns Scientists

Science

What’s Happening?

Astronomers have just spotted something spectacular, a massive double-ringed Odd Radio Circle (ORC), officially named RAD J131346.9+500320. 

Think of it as a cosmic donut with two glowing layers! It’s not only the brightest and most distant ORC ever seen, but also one of the most mysterious. 

Scientists believe these enormous rings form when galaxies or black holes blast out intense bursts of energy, leaving behind radio waves that stretch across millions of light-years.

Why is it Important?

This double-ring formation is rare, it’s like space just dropped a remix version of a galactic explosion! Researchers say this discovery could reveal more about how galaxies evolve and interact over time. 

For now, though, it’s safe to say the universe just served up another reminder of how mind-blowingly beautiful (and unpredictable) it is.

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Politics

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Baani Raj

Carbon Deal Talks Heat Up: India Seeks New Green Partners Abroad

Carbon Deal Talks Heat Up: India Seeks New Green Partners Abroad

Politics

What’s Happening?

India is in talks with Singapore, Sweden, and South Korea to strike bilateral carbon credit deals, following its first such agreement with Japan in August. These deals, known as Joint Crediting Mechanisms (JCMs) under the Paris Agreement, allow countries to collaborate on low-carbon projects, share emission reductions, and trade carbon credits. 

India’s aim: attract clean-technology investment, finance green projects, and deepen strategic ties especially in industries like steel, biogas, hydrogen, and carbon capture.

Why is it Important?

Think of these deals as India selling “climate points” earned through green projects to other countries. It’s a win-win: India gets funding and access to new tech, while partners can meet climate goals. 

It also signals that India wants to be a major player in global carbon markets.


Sports

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Tanya D’Souza

England storms past South Africa in Women’s World Cup opener with ease

England storms past South Africa in Women’s World Cup opener with ease

Sports

What’s Happening?

England kicked off the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup 2025 with a bang, completely dominating South Africa. The Proteas were bowled out for just 69 runs, their second-lowest World Cup total ever, as England’s bowlers ran riot. 

England chased the tiny target of 70 in just 14 overs, with Amy Jones (40*) and Tammy Beaumont (17*) cruising through the chase without losing a wicket.

Why is it Important?

This win sets the tone for England’s tournament: their bowling attack is scary, and their batting is smooth and dependable. South Africa now has a tough task ahead to bounce back, while England fans can already dream big. 

For young cricket fans everywhere, it’s a reminder that a well-rounded team can make even tiny totals exciting to watch and it’s the perfect mix of skill, speed, and teamwork.


Tech

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Hessa Al Hosani

China’s Next Foldable: Samsung’s New Model Tease Begins

China’s Next Foldable: Samsung’s New Model Tease Begins

Tech

What’s Happening?

Samsung just dropped the first hints about a brand-new foldable phone that’s apparently exclusive to the China market. Foldable enthusiasts in China are in for a treat, and even tech fans worldwide can’t help but imagine what new tricks Samsung might pack into this futuristic device. 

The teaser doesn’t reveal much, but it suggests Samsung is getting ready to push innovation further in the foldable game, especially for Chinese users who already love edgy, high-end phones. Could it have a larger screen, sturdier fold, or some surprise feature? Only time will tell, but the excitement is real.

Why is it Important?

Even though it’s a China-only model (so far), Samsung teasing a new foldable shows how premium foldables are still a battlefield in the smartphone world. For tech fans everywhere, it means more cool designs, better displays, thinner hinges, and maybe surprises like new materials or fold-friendly features. 

For users in China, this gives them something unique and cutting-edge to show off.


Science

The Bribooks Times

Oct 4th 2025
-By Liu Yang

Galactic Mystery: Brightest Double-Ring Radio Circle Stuns Scientists

Galactic Mystery: Brightest Double-Ring Radio Circle Stuns Scientists

Science

What’s Happening?

Astronomers have just spotted something spectacular, a massive double-ringed Odd Radio Circle (ORC), officially named RAD J131346.9+500320. 

Think of it as a cosmic donut with two glowing layers! It’s not only the brightest and most distant ORC ever seen, but also one of the most mysterious. 

Scientists believe these enormous rings form when galaxies or black holes blast out intense bursts of energy, leaving behind radio waves that stretch across millions of light-years.

Why is it Important?

This double-ring formation is rare, it’s like space just dropped a remix version of a galactic explosion! Researchers say this discovery could reveal more about how galaxies evolve and interact over time. 

For now, though, it’s safe to say the universe just served up another reminder of how mind-blowingly beautiful (and unpredictable) it is.