Battles form the architecture of Pillay’s book, but they are not its entirety. He moves across centuries of conquest, empire, ...
Hauzel’s ‘Stories the Fire Could Not Burn’ is a personal account of the ethnic conflict and violence that has engulfed ...
United States-based Chief Executive Officer of Cardiac Renal and Vascular Associates and visiting Professor of Medicine (Cardiology and Nephrology) at the University of Lagos, Olurotimi Badero, tells ...
We speak to Palestinian filmmaker Muayad Alayan, who turns a personal family story into a portrait of grief, memory and a ...
As the saying 'from seed to cup' goes, coffee is born in some country in the world, processed into green beans by human hands, and eventually makes its way to us. Before you drink it casually, please ...
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Deadly yet potentially lifesaving, the venom of cone snails is powerful enough to kill hundreds of people — but could also ...
Understanding the nuances of personalisation in a landscape where AI and humans co-exist: and where fragmentation, attention ...
Ecuador’s constitution guarantees species existential rights—but what happens when those rights are pitted against human ...
This large rodent may be the surprising reason the disease was first transmitted to humans.
North Korea's foreign ministry criticized a US human rights report titled "2026 Trafficking in Persons Report," calling it "vicious and malicious intention to politicize and weaponize human rights ...
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