Colombia’s ‘Junk Food Law’ Comes Into Force: Here’s All You Need To Know
Health experts and campaigners have hailed Colombia’s new “junk food law” that has made the country the first in the
Beyond COVID: mRNA Opening The Door To A Range Of Possible Therapeutics
In the simplest possible way, mRNA is a type of genetic material that gives cells instructions to make specific proteins.
How Houthis Entering The Arena Could Affect The Israel-Hamas War
A brutal violence has been engulfing Israel and the Gaza Strip for more than a month. In the meantime, Yemen’s
‘Starvation Is Next’: Violent Protests Engulf Bangladesh As Garment Workers Demand Higher Wages
Bangladesh is a major supplier of clothing to fast fashion brands. But it has one of the lowest minimum wages
US: Latino College Students Struggling To Remain Enrolled: Here’s Why
More than half of Latino college students in the United States considered dropping out last year, a 10-point increase from
Belt And Road Initiative: Exploring Geopolitical Concerns And Debt Burdens
The Philippines has opted to exit Chinese President Xi Jinping’s trillion-dollar Belt and Road Initiative, delivering a significant blow to
Why Is An Indian Study On Air Pollution And Type 2 Diabetes An Eye-Opener?
Research conducted in the Indian capital of Delhi and the southern city of Chennai has found that inhaling air with
Israel-Hamas War May Breathe New Life Into A Two-State Solution
“There has to be a vision of what comes next,” President Joe Biden of the US said last week on
Frontier AI In Limelight As Rishi Sunak Prepares For Global AI Summit
Chatbots like ChatGPT left the world surprised with their ability to hold interesting conversations, plan vacations and write great or
Google Antitrust Trial: Does The Tech Company Have A Hypnotic Hold On Users?
Testifying in the biggest US antitrust case since the Justice Department went after Microsoft’s dominance of internet browsers 25 years
