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We may earn a commission for purchases using our links. Learn more . under mouse and key Jaz Brown and Essa Kidwell 2 Mar 2021 Source: Ubisoft Most people are well aware that PC gamers are at an advantage when it comes to pinpoint control and accuracy. Using a mouse and keyboard certainly has its benefits and not everyone is aware that the PS4 and PS5 support keyboard and mouse input. Here are some of the best PS5 games that support a keyboard and mouse that you might want to try. Though all of these don't have native PS5 releases, they can be played on Sony's latest console, which has system level mouse and keyboard support thanks to backward compatibility. Jump to: Assassin's Creed Valhalla Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Final Fantasy 14 Overwatch They Are Billions Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Call of Duty: Warzone DayZ Assassin's Creed Valhalla Assassin's Creed Valhalla is the latest and … [Read more...] about Best PS4 and PS5 Games with Mouse and Keyboard Support 2021

This year, the agenda of the National People's Congress, China's top legislature, includes a critical item that is only discussed once every half a decade, a new five-year plan. The 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25) is bound to be one of the most transformational plans since the founding of the People's Republic of China, as it departs from the emphasis on economic growth and restructuring that was characteristic of past plans to focus on the sustainability of growth and the quality of life. To this end, the 14th Five-Year Plan outlines renewed efforts to close the rural-urban income divide, promote innovation, and move faster toward low-carbon development. These objectives are reinforced by the longer-term perspective ingrained in China's Vision 2035, which lays down the path for China to become a moderately developed country by 2035 and a global leader in innovation. It also foresees domestic demand to be a main driver of future growth under the "dual circulation" development paradigm. … [Read more...] about China’s plan for inclusive future vital for region

The site New Zealand’s worst ecological marine disaster is to become a training ground for marine biologists, thanks to sweeping protection laws. Minister of Conservation Kiritapu Allan approved the Bay of Plenty Regional Coastal Environment Plan on March 1 which will create protection areas near Mōtītī Island, including Astrolabe Reef where the Rena ran aground in 2012. The Mōtītī Protection Area prohibits taking any animal or plant in a bid to combat the loss of biodiversity caused by past overfishing. Other protected areas include Te Papa (Brewis Shoal), Te Porotiti, O Karapu Reef, Motuhaku Island (Schooner Rocks) and Motunau Island (Plate Island). READ MORE: Rena shipwreck divers discover reef roiling with life nine years after sinking David vs Goliath: Tiny hapū battles government for marine protection Proposed Marlborough Sounds marine protection rules survive Government legal challenge Tauranga diver and ecologist Phil Ross has monitored the Rena wreck for … [Read more...] about Rena wreck to become protected reef in Mōtītī Protection Area

That the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security is working to draw up a plan for delaying retirement has sparked a heated debate. Vice-minister You Jun said on Friday the ministry will widely solicit opinion to make it as acceptable as possible for all. Delayed retirement means postponing the retirement age, and the advantages of this can be summed up in three ways. It is good for the sustainability of the pension fund system, the stability of the labor supply and the integration of individuals into society to create more wealth. But given other countries' practices, delayed retirement does not necessarily mitigate the heavy pressure rapid aging imposes on a society. Take Japan, for example. With the highest proportion of elderly citizens of any country in the world, it increased the normal retirement age from 50 to 65 in four decades, and the number may reach 70 in the near future. However, Japan is still not able to resolve its pension crisis and labor shortage, as … [Read more...] about Flexible retirement an option for ‘aging society’