Britain among least ‘Nature-Connected’ nations, report finds
A newly published international study has placed Britain among the least “nature-connected” countries in the world, whereas Nepal leads the global ranking. The research,...
Civil war in Sudan: What has happened in El Fasher?
In a dramatic turn of events in the ongoing conflict in El Fasher — the capital of North Darfur — the paramilitary Rapid Support...
Experts asks US universities to revamp humanities curriculum
A quiet but significant shift is underway in American higher education as a growing number of conservatives seek to reshape the humanities landscape by...
Deliberate shipwrecks in Thailand offer hope for fish-populations
Marine biologists in Thailand are turning to a novel strategy in their efforts to restore declining fish populations: sinking decommissioned naval vessels and utilising...
Uruguay: Rice-industry labourers face health risks amid export booms
In Uruguay, the booming rice-export industry is casting a shadow over the health and lives of the workers who produce it. Although the sector...
South Korea: ‘K-Beauty’ shines as global demand soars
Korean skincare, popularly known as “K-beauty,” has become one of South Korea’s most successful cultural exports, riding the global wave created by K-pop, K-dramas...
Tech giants double down on AI spending despite question over returns
Global technology powerhouses are pouring unprecedented sums into artificial intelligence, betting big on the sector’s explosive growth even as analysts question how quickly these...
Nvidia becomes first company to cross $5 trillion valuation amid AI frenzy
Nvidia has once again shattered records, becoming the first company in history to reach a market valuation of $5 trillion (£3.8tn), marking a new...
Serbia: Student uprising marks a year of unrest
A year has now passed since the tragic collapse of a concrete canopy at the railway station in Novi Sad on 1 November 2024...