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Brazil Takes Flight into the Future: Eve Air’s eVTOL Prototype Soars in Historic Test

eyesonsuriname Eve Air Mobility, Embraer’s innovative subsidiary, has successfully completed the first test flight of its full-scale eVTOL prototype in Gavião Peixoto, São Paulo — a milestone that signals Brazil’s entry into the future of urban air mobility. ✈️ A Historic Flight in São Paulo On December 19, 2025, Eve Air Mobility achieved a landmark…
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Bolivia Dreams of Winning FB Match

SURINAME TOO, PERHAPS EVEN MORE SO eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 23 December 2025–After more than three decades of absence, Bolivia stands on the threshold of a possible return to the world stage. The match against Suriname on March 26, 2026, in Monterrey, Mexico, represents more than a football match—it is a historic opportunity for a nation that…
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HAPPY and PROSPEROUS 2026

A breakthrough in plasma propulsion

Zero direct carbon emissions eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 17 december 2025– U.S. engineers have achieved a remarkable milestone: a plasma jet concept ran continuously for 70 hours. The system used electricity to ionize air and generate thrust, with no fossil fuel burned. In theory, this means propulsion powered by air and electricity alone, with zero direct carbon emissions at…
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Opinion: Brazil Must Guard Its Niobium and Resist External Pressure

eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, December 15th, 2025 – Diplomacy is never neutral. When sanctions enter the conversation, they are rarely about justice alone—they are about power. The recent suggestion that Washington might lift Magnitsky sanctions in exchange for concessions from Brazil is not a legal debate. It is a resource negotiation, and Brazil’s niobium sits squarely at…
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AI Moves into Space

Tangible Science Fiction  PART I  eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 13 December 2025– Anyone following today’s news about artificial intelligence (AI) hears mostly concerns. About enormous data centers that consume vast amounts of electricity. About water needed to keep those computers cool. About landscapes transforming into concrete and cables. And then, almost casually, a report appears that turns…
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Corruption and Fraud Really Cost us

IDB: Latin America, the Caribbean lose 3.4% of GDP eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, December 13d 2025– In November last year [ 2024] , the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) released a striking report: countries in Latin America and the Caribbean lose an average of 3.4% of their gross domestic product (GDP) annually due to fraud and corruption. This figure represents…
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OIL FINDINGS FRENCH GUYANA

OR BRAZIL ? Between Ideals and Reality: The Oil Debate in French Guiana eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, December 9th 2025–France finds itself in a remarkable paradox. While the government groans under a public deficit of €169.6 billion and Prime Minister Bayrou must implement nearly €44 billion in spending cuts, the country leaves potentially tens of billions of…
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Grenzen verdwijnen

Tussen Fysiek en Digitaal eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 7 december 2025– De grens tussen onze tastbare wereld en de digitale informatie die ons dagelijks omringt, vervaagt in hoog tempo en wordt steeds kleiner. Ontwerper en ingenieur Jinha Lee laat ons in een presentatie zien hoe deze scheiding bijna volledig kan verdwijnen. Zijn pen die door een scherm…
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Brexit, the Media and The Power of Language

How Media [ Rupert Murdoch ] Shaped a Nation eyesonsuriname Amsterdam, 6 December 2025–Brexit stands for British Exit: the UK’s decision to leave the European Union. The 2016 referendum was won by the Leave campaign with 52% of the vote. Behind this outcome lay a carefully crafted communication strategy in which media and campaigns used language…
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