Technology is disrupting human circadian rhythms and robbing us of sleep
With smartphones seemingly ubiquitous in the industrialised world, sleep researchers have confirmed what many already…More
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Syria to hold presidential elections in late May, amid decade-long war
The Syrian parliament has announced that presidential elections will be held in the country next…More
At least 8 passengers killed, some 100 injured as train derails in Egypt (VIDEO)
A packed passenger train has derailed in Egypt, with social media footage showing rail tracks…More
Scientists reveal new explanation for why people are persistently hungry all the time
A study between multiple universities has revisited the link between blood sugar and appetite, and…More
Schools reopening and no more mask-wearing outdoors as Israel praises its vaccination campaign
Israel has lifted its requirement for wearing a mask in the street and has fully…More
Minecraft developer says it wants pixelated game to ‘inspire’ players to fight against ‘racial inequities’ & climate change
The studio behind Minecraft has said that it hopes to raise awareness about racial and…More
Humans now trust algorithms more than each other, according to new research
Researchers from the University of Georgia have conducted a study which confirms what many already…More
‘No hurry to open borders’: Australian PM signals ‘essential travel’ restrictions might be eased only in second half of 2021
Australia is in “no hurry” to lift its international travel restrictions, PM Scott Morrison has…More
West must ‘penalize’ anti-Muslim hate just like it outlawed Holocaust denial, Pakistani PM Khan says amid anti-French riots
Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has urged Western nations to prosecute hatred against Muslims with…More
3 kids or more: Chinese researchers call to ABANDON birth limits to ensure immigration-fed US can’t outperform Beijing by 2050
China must “fully liberalize” its birth-control policy to increase its labor force in the upcoming…More