Ireland Leads Global Rankings for Adults With Bachelor’s Degrees, While China and South Africa Trail
Ireland has emerged as the leading country in a comparison of educational attainment, with 57% of adults aged 25 to...
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Scientists Discover New Underground Amphibian in India’s Western Ghats, Named After Local Marathi Dialect
Kolhapur, Maharashtra, November India's Western Ghats have revealed another fascinating example of hidden biodiversity. Scientists have formally identified a previously...
30,000-Year-Old Human DNA Reveals Surprising Connections Across Ice Age Europe
EUROPE, November Scientists have uncovered fascinating genetic evidence suggesting that people living across Europe more than 30,000 years ago were...
900-Year-Old Chola Treasures Unearthed in Tamil Nadu: Rare Bronze Idols of Nataraja and Sivakami Discovered
Nagapattinam, Archaeologists in Tamil Nadu have made a remarkable historical discovery after uncovering two bronze idols dating back approximately 900...
128,000-Year-Old Ice in Tibet Could Reveal Secrets of Earth’s Ancient Climate, Scientists Find
TIBET, Scientists have uncovered remarkable evidence that ice preserved in the mountains of Tibet may be more than 128,000 years...
Bihar Museum Makes History on Global Stage, Ranks 9th Among World’s Top 100 Museums in 2026
Patna, November Bihar has achieved a remarkable milestone in the international cultural and heritage sector, as the Bihar Museum in...
US Supreme Court Steps Into Legal Battle Over DOGE Records and Trump Administration
A legal dispute over government transparency and the records of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has reached the United...
Seva First Innovation Challenge Invites New Ideas to Address Real-World Problems in India
India's innovation ecosystem is receiving another opportunity to explore practical solutions to everyday challenges through the Seva First Innovation Challenge....
Child Marriage and Early Pregnancy Continue to Disrupt Girls’ Education, UNESCO Warns
Progress in girls’ education is being threatened by two persistent challenges: marriage before adulthood and pregnancy during adolescence. Although gender...
Protecting Girls’ Futures: Why Adolescent Pregnancy Demands Global Attention
Every girl should have the opportunity to grow up safely, continue her education and make informed decisions about her future....
Belief in Life After Death Varies Widely Across Countries, Survey Data Shows
Belief in life after death remains an important part of how people understand existence, spirituality and human destiny. However, the...
20 of the World’s Most Translated Books That Have Reached Readers Across the Globe
Books have the power to cross national borders and connect people from different cultures. Through translation, stories originally written in...
Golden State Valkyries Make WNBA History by Reaching Finals in Their Second Season
The Golden State Valkyries have secured a historic place in the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) by advancing to the...
World Migratory Bird Day: How Migratory Birds Protect Ecosystems, Support Agriculture and Reveal Environmental Changes
Migratory birds are among nature's most remarkable travellers, moving across countries and continents in search of suitable breeding grounds, food,...
World Migratory Bird Day: Building Bird-Friendly Communities for a Sustainable Future
Migratory birds play an extraordinary role in connecting ecosystems, supporting biodiversity, and bringing people and nations closer together. Their seasonal...
Global Hunger Affects 645 Million People in 2025 as FAO Maps Reveal Unequal Progress in Food Security
An estimated 645 million people worldwide faced hunger in 2025, while approximately 2.1 billion experienced moderate or severe food insecurity,...
Ancient Egyptian Skulls Reveal New Clues About Royal Retainer Sacrifice
ABYDOS, EGYPT: A new forensic examination of ancient human remains from Egypt has provided fresh evidence that some people buried...
Scientists Identify Five Emerging Threats That Could Reshape the Future of the Ocean
LONDON: Scientists studying marine pollution have identified five emerging issues that could become increasingly important threats to the world's oceans,...
UNESCO Warns of Global Teacher Shortage as World Needs 50 Million More Educators by 2030
PARIS: The world is facing a major shortage of teachers, with new UNESCO data warning that an additional 50 million...
UNESCO and ICESCO Expand Global Partnership on Education, Science and Artificial Intelligence
PARIS: UNESCO and the Islamic World Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ICESCO) have strengthened their institutional partnership through a new...
700,000-Year-Old Elephant Tooth Reveals a Lost Green World Shared by Early Humans
NORTHERN ISRAEL: A remarkably preserved elephant tooth dating back around 700,000 years has given scientists an extraordinary glimpse into an...
Nicaragua Announces Immediate Withdrawal from Central American Parliament
Managua: Nicaragua has announced its immediate withdrawal from the Central American Parliament, known as PARLACEN, in a move that further...
Iran Announces Action Against Alleged Espionage Networks Amid Rising Security Tensions
Iranian authorities have announced a new security operation targeting individuals and networks they allege were involved in espionage activities connected...
Iran and United States Remain Locked in a New Diplomatic Standoff
Relations between Iran and the United States remain under significant pressure as Washington and Tehran continue to disagree over security,...
🇰🇿🇨🇳 Chinese and Kazakh Archaeologists Begin Search for the Ancient Yuezhi in Kazakhstan
September Chinese and Kazakh archaeologists have launched a joint investigation in Kazakhstan to search for archaeological traces of the Yuezhi,...
🇧🇿 Ancient Maya Farmers Shifted to Upland Agriculture Thousands of Years Ago
September New archaeological research from Belize is providing fresh insight into how ancient Maya communities adapted their farming practices to...
🇬🇷 Archaeologists Uncover Ancient Greek Gymnasium Linked to Alexander the Great and Aristotle
September Archaeologists excavating the ancient city of Mieza in northern Greece have uncovered new parts of a monumental Royal Gymnasium...
🇩🇪 934 Roman Silver Coins Discovered in Germany Reveal Nearly 300 Years of History
September An amateur archaeologist using a metal detector has helped uncover a remarkable Roman treasure in western Germany containing 934...
🇦🇺 1.7-Billion-Year-Old Fossils Reveal How Oxygen May Have Shaped Complex Life
September Scientists studying ancient rocks from northern Australia have uncovered more than 12,000 microscopic fossils, providing new evidence about the...
South Africa’s Electoral Court Rejects MK Party Challenge to 2024 Election Results
South Africa’s Electoral Court has dismissed a legal challenge brought by the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party) over the integrity...
When the World’s First Underground Railway Changed Urban Travel Forever
LONDON: More than 160 years ago, London witnessed a transportation experiment that would permanently change the way people travelled through...
Burgas Conference Brings Global Experts Together to Explore the Digital Future of Cultural Heritage
An international conference in Burgas, Bulgaria, is bringing researchers and specialists together to examine how digital technology can help preserve,...
Four Southeast Asian Nations Move to Promote Zapin Dance as UNESCO Heritage
Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia and Singapore are working together to seek international recognition for Zapin, a traditional dance form deeply connected...
15,000-Year-Old Clay Beads Preserve Rare Fingerprints of Ancient People
Archaeologists have uncovered an extraordinary clue about daily life and craftsmanship in the ancient Near East after identifying human fingerprints...
Ancient Amazon Earthworks Reveal Evidence of Extensive Pre-Columbian Settlements
Archaeological research is reshaping the understanding of the ancient Amazon, with satellite imagery helping scientists identify dozens of previously unknown...
10,000-Year-Old Burials at Göbeklitepe Reveal New Clues About Neolithic Life
Archaeologists have uncovered new evidence that is helping explain one of the long-standing mysteries surrounding Göbeklitepe, the remarkable prehistoric site...
World Gorilla Day: Protecting a Forest Guardian and Its Vital Role in Nature
Gorillas are among the most recognizable animals of Africa’s forests, but their importance extends far beyond their remarkable size and...
Seven-Thousand-Year-Old Neolithic Village Emerges Beneath a Future Czech Highway
A planned highway project in the Czech Republic has unexpectedly opened a window into life nearly 7,000 years ago, after...
China and the United States Lead the World’s Innovation Cluster Landscape
The global geography of innovation is becoming increasingly concentrated around a relatively small number of highly connected technology and research...
James Webb Telescope Reveals New Molecule and Hidden Chemistry on a Distant Giant Planet
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have uncovered previously hidden chemistry in the atmosphere of a distant giant planet,...
