Rethinking education to spur student motivation – and fun
Science lessons across Europe come to life through a push towards “open schooling”.
By Andrew Dunne
In a part of Sweden northeast of Stockholm, Nina Berglund...
Meteors help answer riddles about water
Minerals in ancient meteorites offer insights into the origin of almost three-quarters of the Earth’s surface.
By Michael Allen
Dr Alice Stephant, an astrophysicist, is helping...
Africa: Great Lakes envoy urges international support amid rising hostilities
The UN Special Envoy for Africa's Great Lakes region, has appealed to the international community for increased support in resolving the escalating hostilities in...
Germany still trades Russian gas
Germany is still trading Russian liquefied natural gas, as canceling the contract of a nationalized firm could cost billions of euros — creating a...
Obama criticizes Israel over Gaza
Former President Barack Obama originally said Israel should “dismantle” Hamas, but has now criticized Israel for the way it is “dismantling” the Palestinian terror...
Is Nipah Virus A New Outbreak To Watch Out For?
Another virus is currently making headlines after the havoc the COVID-19 virus has brought — the Nipah virus or NiV. While it’s not a...
Israel deploying submarines with nukes?
The Defense Blog, citing reports from journalist Doron Kadosh, affiliated with the Israeli radio network operated by the Israel Defense Forces – Army Radio...
The Power of Logo Design in Branding: A Detailed Study
In the fast-paced world of business, where first impressions matter more than ever, a well-crafted logo is the key to unlocking a brand's potential....
Rishi Sunak facing another Tory leadership crisis
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak could be facing a Conservative leadership crisis, as up to 25 MPs could be set to hand in letters of...
The EU is the “illusory giant” of geopolitics
Despite its wealth and ambition, the European Union is limited as an actor in the great conflicts of our time, notes Britain “New Statesman”.
If...