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‘Mind-reading’ AI: Japan study sparks ethical debate
Yu Takagi could not believe his eyes. Sitting alone at his desk on a Saturday afternoon in September, he watched…
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World News
Pakistan army says top Balochistan separatist leader arrested
Pakistan’s top intelligence agency has arrested a “high-value target” in an operation against a Baloch rebel group in the country’s…
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Health
WHO chief urges China to share information on COVID origins
The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) has pressed China to share its information about the origins of COVID-19,…
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Health
Ramadan recipe: In Sudan, fuul completes the iftar table
In our household, we eat it every day – for the whole month. The table is not complete unless that…
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Reports and Studies
US job growth strong in March, unemployment falls to 3.5 percent
The US economy continued to churn out jobs at a brisk pace in March, pushing the unemployment rate down to…
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Articles
In Bosnia, the past is disappearing and the future is bleak
Ehlimana Memišević On November 18, 2022, the remains of at least two people, killed during the 1992 massacres against Bosniak…
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Articles
My undergrads struggle to read – I think I know why
Recently a student, a future teacher, told me she spends over six hours a day on TikTok. In my experience…
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Economy
Russia-Ukraine war: Rouble tumbles to lowest in a year
The Russian rouble has suffered its biggest intraday fall of the year as it tumbled to the lowest levels against…
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Main News
Twenty years after the US invasion, where are Iraq’s antiquities?
Entering the Iraq National Museum in the centre of the capital Baghdad feels like travelling thousands of years back in…
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Articles
Israel’s violence is open terrorism — stop calling it ‘clashes’
Here we go again. The state of Israel is committing unchecked barbarism against Palestinians and the Western corporate media has…
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