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Tourism’s Role in Protecting Kenyan Wildlife

March 8, 2025
Geopolitics/Kenya/Social

The Serengeti ecosystem is regarded as one of our planet’s greatest natural treasures, where one can witness“the largest remaining unaltered animal migration in the world,” according to UNESCO. Kenya’s share of the Serengeti plains

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Chainsaw The Paper-Passers

March 8, 2025
Diplomacy/History

Professor Parkinson was so right. In the 1950s, a mild-mannered British naval historian named Cyril Northcote Parkinson stuck a devastating blow against bureaucracy.  His crucial analysis is even truer today than when The

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Afghan Women Turn to AI for Companionship Amid Taliban Oppression

March 8, 2025
Afghanistan/World

More than three years after the Taliban regained control of Afghanistan, women in the country continue to grapple with increasing restrictions that have severely limited their rights and freedoms. With education, work,

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Ukraine Seeks Peace Talks with U.S. in Riyadh

March 8, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

If the US and Russia want a deal on Ukraine, Zelensky will need to cooperate. That is far from certain. The result could be that President Trump will not be able to

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Turkey’s War Profiteering: How a Turkish Arms Firm Fueled Sudan’s Bloodshed

March 8, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

A trove of leaked documents has unveiled a covert operation exposing the Turkish defence industry’s deep involvement in Sudan’s brutal civil war, revealing how weapons manufactured by Turkey’s largest arms firm, Baykar,

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Foreign Researchers in China Face Growing Restrictions Amid Changing Policies

March 8, 2025
China/Education/World

China has long been a hub for global scientific research, attracting foreign scholars with promising funding opportunities and cutting-edge facilities. However, in recent years, evolving security laws and pandemic restrictions have posed

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Microsoft’s Quantum Computing ‘Breakthrough’ Faces Fresh Scrutiny

March 8, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

Microsoft’s claim to have created the first ‘topological qubits’—a milestone in quantum computing—has come under renewed scrutiny. A recent analysis questions the validity of the test Microsoft uses to detect Majorana quasiparticles,

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AI Tools Are Spotting Errors in Research Papers: A Growing Movement

March 8, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Education

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being used to detect errors in scientific research papers, an effort that has gained traction following a high-profile mistake involving black plastic cooking utensils. The error, a

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Unknown Fate of Ice-Hunting Moon Missions Leaves Scientists in Suspense

March 8, 2025
Artificial Intelligence/Technology

The article from Nature highlights the uncertain fate of the Athena lunar lander, which touched down on the Moon on 6 March in an unexpected orientation. Built by Intuitive Machines, Athena was

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The Short, Strange History of Gene De-Extinction

March 8, 2025
Education/Health

Scientists are pushing the boundaries of genetic technology in an effort to resurrect traits from extinct species. The latest breakthrough? A group of “woolly mice” engineered with mammoth-like genetic traits, bringing researchers

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