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December 29, 2025
Education/Health/Human Rights

Scams on the Move

South-east Asia has become the “ground zero” for the global online scamming industry, according to the UN, costing victims billions of US dollars each year. Scam operations are run by Chinese crime

Education/Health

Why Time Feels Faster as We Age — Hitchcock Study Offers New Clues

In a new study published Sept. 30 in Communications Biology, researchers used brain scans taken while people watched an old episode of Alfred Hitchcock Presents to explore how the brain processes time. The findings suggest that age-related changes in how

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The Silent Lie: What Lab Animals Hide

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

In the wild, a mouse or rat leads a precarious life. In the city, they dodge traps, poisons, and broom-wielding humans. In the countryside,

These Alien Worlds Captivate Astronomers: 30 Years of Exoplanet Discoveries

Education/Health

Thirty years ago this week, astronomers Michel Mayor and Didier Queloz made a groundbreaking announcement: they had discovered the first planet orbiting a Sun-like

North Korea’s AI Ambitions: Persistent Global Collaborations Amid Sanctions

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Artificial Intelligence

North Korea has been aggressively advancing its artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities in recent years, overhauling its legal and institutional frameworks and fostering specialized AI education. Despite these efforts, it’s unclear how well

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