Reports and Studies
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Stricken Japanese Moon mission landed on its nose
Japan’s Moon lander ended up on its nose when it made its historic touchdown on the lunar surface. The first…
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Amazon’s record drought driven by climate change
One of our planet’s most vital defences against global warming is itself being ravaged by climate change. It was the…
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‘Medicine in Gaza’: A doctor’s guide to treating Gaza’s sick and wounded
There is one moment that has so far defined Mousa al-Buhaisi’s work as a young doctor in Gaza. The 25-year-old…
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Alarming 45-fold rise in measles in Europe – WHO
There was an “alarming” nearly 45-fold increase in measles cases in Europe last year, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.…
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World’s first IVF rhino pregnancy ‘could save species’
A fertility breakthrough has offered hope for saving the northern white rhino from extinction – there are only two of…
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Climate change: Four new emperor penguin groups found by satellite
Four new emperor penguin colonies have been identified in Antarctica from satellite imagery. It brings the number of known nesting…
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New coffee genetic map promises better brews
Scientists have unravelled the genetic secrets of coffee in a discovery they say paves the way for more flavoursome brews.…
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Experts finally uncovers true colors of planets
A recent report has revealed the true colors of the planets in our solar system, providing a fresh perspective on…
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Japan hopes sunlight can save stricken Slim Moon lander
Japan may yet manage to salvage its Moon lander, the country’s space agency Jaxa says – if sunlight hits it…
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Trauma replaces joy for mothers giving birth during Israel’s war on Gaza
In Jabalia, the joy of welcoming a newborn is marred, to say the least. Marred by the pain of displacement,…
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