The Secret to Human Behaviour Might Lie with a Tiny, Transparent Fish
A leading brain research centre is abandoning traditional subjects like fruit flies and studying a tiny fish to unlock the secrets of the brain.
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A leading brain research centre is abandoning traditional subjects like fruit flies and studying a tiny fish to unlock the secrets of the brain.
The science behind El Niño is complex, but one thing is clear: this naturally occurring event is being amplified by human activities, leading to more extreme weather patterns and unpredictable consequences.
A man has sparked outrage after making a racist gesture at a Korean influencer during a World Cup match in Mexico, prompting an apology and a wider discussion about racism in sports.
New Zealand's cricketing landscape is forever changed as Kane Williamson hangs up his boots, leaving fans and experts to ponder the team's prospects without their stalwart batsman.
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The discovery of a massive black hole 10 billion light-years away redefines our understanding of the cosmos. What does it mean for science and humanity?
As Pakistan faces Australia in an ODI series, the stakes extend beyond cricket, intertwining national pride and regional diplomacy in South Asia's complex landscape.
The loss of 18 lives in a tragic truck accident in South Asia reveals the urgent need for road safety improvements and humanitarian attention.
Dong Guangping's escape from China to South Korea underscores the dire struggle for freedom in East Asia. His fate raises questions about asylum policies and human rights.
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