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The sealed-in battery era is ending. Europe is pushing phone makers to make batteries easier to replace and built to last longer.
Starting in 2027, mobile phones sold in the EU will generally need batteries that consumers can remove and replace more easily, without requiring proprietary tools or complicated repair methods.
The rules also require replacement batteries to remain available for at least 5 years after a phone model is no longer sold.
And durability standards are… See more
The sealed-in battery era is ending. Europe is pushing phone makers to make batteries easier to replace and built to last longer.
Starting in 2027, mobile phones sold in the EU will generally need batteries that consumers can remove and replace more easily, without requiring proprietary tools or complicated repair methods.
The rules also require replacement batteries to remain available for at least 5 years after a phone model is no longer sold.
And durability standards are getting tougher too. Smartphones sold in the EU must generally retain at least 80% of their original battery capacity after 800 full charge cycles.
The goal is straightforward: make phones last longer, make repairs easier, reduce unnecessary upgrades, and cut down on electronic waste.
For years, many smartphones have been built with sealed-in batteries that can be difficult or expensive to replace. Europe is now pushing the industry in the opposite direction.
Starting in 2027, Europe will require phones to have easier-to-replace, longer-lasting batteries to help devices stay useful for longer. Would you support this where you live? See less
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🇬🇭? MEET THE SPECIAL BOAT SQUADRON (SBS) OF THE GHANA NAVY!
One of Ghana’s specialised military units you may know little about! The Special Boat Squadron (SBS) is the Ghana Navy’s special operations force, established in 2016 to tackle maritime threats, including piracy, armed robbery at sea, specialised vessel boarding and counter-terrorism operations.
Trained for demanding maritime missions, these elite operatives play a vital role in protecting Ghana’s territorial waters… See more
🇬🇭? MEET THE SPECIAL BOAT SQUADRON (SBS) OF THE GHANA NAVY!
One of Ghana’s specialised military units you may know little about! The Special Boat Squadron (SBS) is the Ghana Navy’s special operations force, established in 2016 to tackle maritime threats, including piracy, armed robbery at sea, specialised vessel boarding and counter-terrorism operations.
Trained for demanding maritime missions, these elite operatives play a vital role in protecting Ghana’s territorial waters and national interests. 🇬🇭⚓
Stay tuned to THE UNIFORM NEWS for more insights into Ghana’s specialised military units and uniformed services.
📸 Photo Credit: Ghana Armed Forces (DPR)
#GhanaNavy #SBS #SpecialBoatSquadron #GhanaArmedForces #SpecialForces #MilitaryNews #TheUniformNews See less
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Mexico has moved to protect its native corn, but the picture is more complicated than the viral headline.
In March 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a constitutional amendment banning the planting of genetically modified corn in Mexico.
The change also protects native corn, which is central to Mexican food and culture.
Analysts say it mostly formalizes a ban on planting that was already in place.
It does not clearly stop imports of genetically modified corn… See more
Mexico has moved to protect its native corn, but the picture is more complicated than the viral headline.
In March 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum signed a constitutional amendment banning the planting of genetically modified corn in Mexico.
The change also protects native corn, which is central to Mexican food and culture.
Analysts say it mostly formalizes a ban on planting that was already in place.
It does not clearly stop imports of genetically modified corn from the United States.
A trade panel ruled in December 2024 that Mexico's attempt to restrict those imports violated the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.
Mexico then dropped the import limits from its earlier decree.
The United States sold about $5.6 billion of corn to Mexico in 2024, making Mexico its biggest corn customer.
On glyphosate, Mexico planned a full phase-out, but the deadline was delayed in 2024 because farmers lacked alternatives.
Some reports say glyphosate can still be used under regulation, and its current status is unclear.
Supporters say the moves protect Mexican farmers, culture and health.
Critics say there is little scientific proof of harm, and that bans raise costs for farmers. See less
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A Chinese naval hospital ship, Auspicious Ark (Hull 868), has arrived in Ghana to provide free medical treatment, including surgeries, to the public. 🇨🇳 🇬🇭
The ship docked at Tema Port on Friday, October 23, 2026, at approximately 9:50 AM.
The seven-day mission, running until October 30, will offer medical consultations, dental care, eye treatment, laboratory tests and surgical services.
The ship has over 100 hospital beds and eight operating theatres. It is… See more
A Chinese naval hospital ship, Auspicious Ark (Hull 868), has arrived in Ghana to provide free medical treatment, including surgeries, to the public. 🇨🇳 🇬🇭
The ship docked at Tema Port on Friday, October 23, 2026, at approximately 9:50 AM.
The seven-day mission, running until October 30, will offer medical consultations, dental care, eye treatment, laboratory tests and surgical services.
The ship has over 100 hospital beds and eight operating theatres. It is part of China's Mission Harmony 2026, aimed at providing medical support to African countries.
Ghanaians seeking free treatment are advised to visit designated screening centres at the Eastern Naval Command in Tema for referrals.
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Even now and then I get really inspired to make things with clay! Klayful Ceramics for the win!
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