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  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Bihar introduces French and German language courses in 15 engineering colleges

    Bihar Chief Secretary Amrit Lal Meena, along with Dr. Pratima, Secretary - Department of Science, Technology and Technical Education (DSTTE) inaugurates the foreign language course in Panta on Tuesday.  | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement The Bihar …

    Source: The Hindu - Center-left
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Asia and Venezuela Have Exchanged STEM Knowledge for 70 Years

    The Asian community in Venezuela is primarily known for its achievements in commercial activities, such as import and export businesses, laundries, warehouses, restaurants, and stores. Some people might be amazed to discover that Asian immigrants in …

    Source: Caracas Chronicles - Center-left
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Celebrating Diversity in Medicine: Asian Heritage Month

    Asian Heritage Month at the University of Saskatchewan (USask) honours the legacy and contributions of members of the Asian communities that span East Asia, South East Asia, South Asia, Western Asia and Central Asia. It is a time to listen to and learn …

    Source: University of Saskatchewan - Pending
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Taiwan prepares to close the curtains on nuclear power

    Many years ago, alongside hundreds of other Indigenous Tao activists, Hsieh Hsing-ching staged a protest against nuclear power at Taiwan's easternmost island, Lanyu. Revisiting the site in 2025, he remains reserved about the experience, but his …

    Source: Deutsche Welle - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Cruise ships and intensified tourism in Mexico threaten whale shark habitat

    In Baja California Sur, Mexico, a private tourism company, Aquamayan Adventures, and the port administration have reached an agreement that allows mega cruise ships to enter Bahía de La Paz. Environmental organizations are urging the government to cancel …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    The Philippines has voted - now the game of thrones begins again

    Jonathan HeadSouth East Asia correspondent Reporting fromManila ShareSave Vice-President Sara Duterte faces an impeachment trial in the Senate As the noise and colour of a two-month election campaign subsides, a game of thrones between the two most …

    Source: BBC - Public Broadcaster
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Behaviour shift key to ending plastic use

    Southeast Asia is no stranger to the plastic crisis. Despite growing awareness and countless"reduce, reuse, recycle" campaigns, single-use plastic consumption remains stubbornly high. The big question is, why? Plastic pollution is not just a …

    Source: Bangkok Post - Center-right
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    America Closed For Business: Bill Rolling Back IRA Provisions Will Slash Investment

    Sign up for CleanTechnica's Weekly Substack for Zach and Scott's in-depth analyses and high level summaries, sign up for our daily newsletter, and/or follow us on Google News! Last Updated on: 13th May 2025, 01:16 am The Inflation Reduction Act …

    Source: CleanTechnica - Neutral
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Makhana: Not Lotus Seed, Not Fox Nut—Revealing the Truth Behind India’s Super Snack

    Not Lotus Seed, Not Fox Nut—It’s Makhana, the popped treasure, rooted in Indian tradition and packed with superfood power. (Image credit: Canva) Makhana, though widely celebrated as a superfood in global health circles, is often misunderstood and …

    Source: Krishi Jagran - Neutral
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    AI and Brain Scans Reveal Why You Struggle to Recognize Faces of People of Other Races

    Researchers used brain activity and AI to reveal why the faces of people of other races are harder to interpret. Credit: Don Campbell By the time your brain decides whether a face is familiar or forgettable, it’s already sorted it — often unfairly. Within …

    Source: ZME Science - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Not ‘Manifest’ but an ‘Inclusive’ Destiny: A Case for Decolonizing Space Exploration

    Scientists, scholars, and space enthusiasts have long envisioned humans traveling to distant galaxies and settling on different planets, making space exploration a subject of much interest to scientists and social scientists. The technological feasibility …

    Source: E-International Relations - Pending
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Demonology

    Night: and once again, the nightly grapple with death, the room shaking with daemonic orchestras … – from the novel Under the Volcano (1947) by Malcolm Lowry Back in my student days in late 1970s Paris, one of my favourite walks would take me to the …

    Source: Aeon - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Exploring the Twin Cities’ Hottest Blocks

    The Twin Cities and its suburbs are filled with vibrant, walkable blocks that promise far more than meets the eye. These gems—where trendy dining spots, unique boutiques, and quirky attractions collide—are waiting to be explored. Whether it’s discovering a …

    Source: Minnesota Monthly - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Head-on | Who really beat Nazi Germany in World War II?

    Since 1945, the popular narrative in global film, literature and media has credited the allied victory over Nazi Germany in the Second World War to the United States, Britain and France. The fact that troops from the Soviet Union captured Berlin on May 2, …

    Source: Firstpost - Center-right
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Down on the ranch with Mafia Island’s free-range sea cucumbers

    Sea cucumbers are prized as a delicacy in East Asia and used in some forms of traditional medicine. Because of the high demand for them, their populations have fallen off a cliff in Tanzania and elsewhere, landing many species on the IUCN’s red list. After …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on May 13, 2025

    Nomogram for Predicting Sepsis After Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangioscopic Lithotripsy

    Introduction The incidence of hepatolithiasis, a benign biliary disorder common in Southeast and East Asia, varies substantially across different parts of the world.1 Patients are often asymptomatic in the early stages, but in later stages, biliary …

    Source: Dove Medical Press - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Five-Year Survival Outcomes for Breast Cancer Patients Across Continental Africa: A Contemporary Review of Literature ...

    Breast cancer remains a significant global health concern that affects both women and men, despite the considerable progress made in early diagnostics and treatment modalities [1]. It is the most prevalent malignant disease among women worldwide and is the …

    Source: eLife - Pending
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    Can scientific research survive without federal funding?

    Colleges and universities are digging into their own pockets to temporarily support graduate students and faculty in limbo after the Trump administration’s sudden cancellation—and stalled review—of billions of dollars in federal research grants. In …

    Source: University of Nottingham - Neutral
  • Published on May 12, 2025

    A chemical in plastics is tied to heart disease deaths

    A common chemical in household plastics has been linked with heart disease deaths. In 2018, about 13.5 percent of the more than 2.6 million deaths from cardiovascular disease among people ages 55 to 64 globally could have been related to exposure to a type …

    Source: Science News - Neutral

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