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October 15, 2023

Science

New ‘brain atlas’ maps the highly complex organ in dazzling detail

The Washington Post: Scientists have unveiled the most detailed map of the human brain to date, identifying over 3,000 types of brain cells. The work is part of the $3 billion BRAIN

Politics

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

Politico: Slovakia’s newly elected Prime Minister Robert Fico has taken a significant turn in the country’s policy towards Ukraine, opposing further military aid. His stance partly stems from Slovakia’s historical closeness with Russia, but also has a deeply personal context.

October 20, 2023

AstraZeneca hails ‘clinically meaningful’ cancer drug trial results

Science

The Financial Times: AstraZeneca has unveiled the results of clinical trials of drugs to treat lung cancer and breast cancer. They showed better results

‘Pervasive and relentless’ racism on the rise in Europe, survey finds

Europe·World

The Guardian: Racism is increasingly pervasive in Europe, according to an EU survey of 6,752 people of African descent across 13 member states. The

Israel Braces for Potential Retaliatory Strikes Amid Rising Tensions with Iran and Hezbollah

August 9, 2024

Middle East·World

Israel is preparing for possible retaliatory strikes from Iran and Hezbollah following the recent killings of key figures affiliated with these groups. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has urged citizens to stockpile food

Imminent Risk of a Mega-Earthquake in Japan?

August 8, 2024

Asia·World

The southwest region of Japan has experienced another significant tremor, raising concerns about the increased likelihood of a major earthquake, authorities warn. This potential disaster could surpass the devastation of the 2011

Terror Threat in Vienna: Taylor Swift Concert Cancellations Tarnish Austria’s Reputation

August 8, 2024

Europe·World

The planned terrorist attack on Taylor Swift’s Vienna concerts has left a significant mark on Austria’s international standing. Authorities arrested two individuals with connections to the Islamic State (IS) in Lower Austria

UK Police Prepare for Further Unrest Amid Far-Right Protests

August 7, 2024

Europe·World

UK police have ramped up their presence and prepared for potential unrest as far-right activists plan to gather at immigration centers on Wednesday night. Following online calls for action, authorities are poised

Spying, hacking and intimidation: Israel’s nine-year ‘war’ on the ICC exposed

May 28, 2024

Middle East·World

The Guardian: An investigation by the Guardian, +972 Magazine, and Local Call has revealed a nearly decade-long covert campaign by Israel to disrupt the work of the International Criminal Court (ICC). This

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

May 28, 2024

Middle East·Politics·World

Spain, Norway, and Ireland have jointly recognized a Palestinian state, aiming to exert international pressure on Israel amidst its ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. This coordinated move by the three Western

Americans Face Death Penalty After Failed DR Congo Coup

May 27, 2024

Africa·World

Four individuals, including three Americans and a British citizen, are facing severe consequences after their failed attempt to overthrow the president of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Marcel Malanga, Tyler Thompson,

Iran’s Election Dilemma: Balancing Legitimacy and Control

May 21, 2024

Middle East·World

Iran’s political establishment is at a crossroads following the death of President Ebrahim Raisi. The upcoming presidential election presents two risky choices: open the race to all candidates or limit it to

U.S. Strikes Over 85 Targets at 7 Sites in Iraq and Syria Against Iran’s Forces and Proxies

February 3, 2024

United States·World

The New York Times: The aftermath of U.S. military strikes in Syria and Iraq, targeting Iranian forces and Iran-backed militias, began emerging on Saturday. A Britain-based monitoring group reported at least 18

The surprising resilience of the Russian economy

February 3, 2024

Russia·World

The Financial Times: In Tula, Russia’s defense capital, President Vladimir Putin lauded the resilience of the Russian economy against Western sanctions, proclaiming its growth and superiority over many Western economies. The IMF

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New ‘brain atlas’ maps the highly complex organ in dazzling detail

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

AstraZeneca hails ‘clinically meaningful’ cancer drug trial results

‘Pervasive and relentless’ racism on the rise in Europe, survey finds

Israel Braces for Potential Retaliatory Strikes Amid Rising Tensions with Iran and Hezbollah

Imminent Risk of a Mega-Earthquake in Japan?

Terror Threat in Vienna: Taylor Swift Concert Cancellations Tarnish Austria’s Reputation

UK Police Prepare for Further Unrest Amid Far-Right Protests

Spying, hacking and intimidation: Israel’s nine-year ‘war’ on the ICC exposed

Spain, Norway, and Ireland Formally Recognize Palestinian State Amid Ongoing Gaza Conflict

Americans Face Death Penalty After Failed DR Congo Coup

Iran’s Election Dilemma: Balancing Legitimacy and Control

U.S. Strikes Over 85 Targets at 7 Sites in Iraq and Syria Against Iran’s Forces and Proxies

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