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What Ingredients Make for a Strong, Long-lasting Dictatorship? | Opinion
The reality is that many of the elections last year were fake and that the world runneth over with dictators, authoritarians and their wannabes.
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Passenger pigeon: How the world’s most common bird went extinct
The passenger pigeon was once the most numerous bird in the world, but in just half a century, it had gone extinct.
One Of The ‘Deadliest’ Shipwrecks Only Claimed 1 Human Life—Here’s What Made It Devastating
In 1918, the SS Makambo ran aground near Lord Howe Island, triggering a series of events that would change the island forever ...
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The role of public health professionals in addressing the health and humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza
Gaza is in the midst of a health and humanitarian catastrophe,1 bringing an astronomical escalation in health needs. With ...
Feds reject state petitions to delist grizzly bears, reaffirm protected status in Montana, Wyoming
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Wednesday reaffirmed the protected status of grizzly bears on the Endangered Species ...
10,000 human genomes database launched
India releases Genome India database of 10,000 genomes for global research, focusing on disease study and precision medicine.
A killer fludemic 30 times more deadly than Covid is already here... but our leaders have their heads in the sand and we are woefully unprepared: GEOFFREY LEAN
An elderly man in the US state of Louisiana died on Monday of bird flu contracted from exposure to sick and dead chickens in ...
How an epic series on Asia's wildlife was filmed
Filming the BBC's landmark series Asia took its crew on a four-year-long odyssey from the open ocean to the "roof of the ...
Afghanistan faces a complex set of challenges in 2025 — here’s what you need to know
Challenges for Afghanistan in 2025 include continuing human rights violations, economic instability and food insecurity; ...