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New President of Romania: Voters Were Angry at Established Political Parties
Nicusor Dan, Romania's new president, won against a radical-right opponent by addressing voter discontent with established parties. His victory reinforces Romania's...
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Major concerns over tracking children via smartwatches: 'Not good for development'
Experts warn that tracking children via smartwatches may hinder their independence and development, despite parents seeing it as a safety measure.
Study confirms: your dog really recognizes your voice
A new study confirms that dogs can recognize and match human voices to specific individuals, demonstrating deeper cognitive abilities than previously known.
Dozens of migrants rescued from the Channel, one dead
One person died and 61 were rescued after a migrant boat sank in the Channel. French and British authorities warn of the dangers of the crossing, which has seen a record number...
Zhuque-2E Conquers Space: LandSpace Successfully Deploys Six Satellites into Earth's Orbit
LandSpace's Zhuque-2E rocket successfully launched six satellites, showcasing China's advancements in reusable and affordable space technology.
The Earth's core is solid. How do we know?
The Earth's inner core is solid, a discovery made by analyzing seismic waves from earthquakes, particularly through the work of seismologist Inge Lehmann.
Apple Shifts iPhone Assembly for US Market from China to India
Apple is relocating iPhone assembly for the US market from China to India due to import tariffs, aiming to produce over 60 million units there.
Why airplanes may carry fewer passengers due to global warming
Rising temperatures may force airplanes to carry fewer passengers due to reduced lift capacity, particularly affecting shorter runways in Southern Europe.
Chimpanzees enjoy a drink: First footage shows them sharing alcoholic fruit
Chimpanzees in Guinea-Bissau were observed sharing fermented fruit containing alcohol, suggesting possible social bonding benefits similar to humans.
35 Years of Hubble: A Milestone in Our View of the Universe
Celebrating 35 years of the Hubble Space Telescope, this article reflects on its launch, scientific contributions, and future prospects, including iconic images and potential...
Astronomers Discover Far More Super-Earths Than Previously Thought
Astronomers have discovered that super-Earths are more common than previously thought, existing in wider orbits around stars. This could redefine habitable zones and the search...
Controversial Lineker to Leave BBC Earlier Than Expected
Gary Lineker is leaving the BBC earlier than planned after sharing controversial content online, marking the end of his 25-year tenure with the network.