Nigeria: Families of missing children frustrated over frequent school abductions

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with AP     Families of abducted students in Nigeria are trapped between hope and disappointment. Fifty of the more than 300 →

The Decline and Fall of the Movie Industry

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Americal Thinker   By Arthur Schaper When was the last time you watched a movie in an actual movie theater It seems like a banal question — doesn’t everyone go to the movies →

God is Back

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Americal Thinker   By S.R. Piccoli     In recent years, a significant and surprisingly broad phenomenon has emerged: a quiet revival of faith among young people in both the →

The End of the Longest Peace?

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Foreign Affairs   by Graham Allison and James A. Winnefeld, Jr.     The past eight decades have been the longest period without a war between great powers since the Roman →

Ethiopian volcano erupts after lying dormant for 12,000 years

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Al Jazeera   By News Agencies     A long-dormant volcano in northern Ethiopia has erupted, sending plumes of ash across the Red Sea towards Yemen and Oman. →

Afghanistan says Pakistan bombed Khost, killing nine children and a woman

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Al Jazeera   By Al Jazeera Staff and News Agencies     At least nine children and a woman have been killed after Pakistani forces bombed a house in the country’s southeastern →

What the Trump-Mamdani Meeting Reveals About American Leadership

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National Interest   by Ahmed Charai     Though their beliefs and styles are at odds, the president and the mayor of New York City showed that polarization need not prevent →

India reportedly reopens global tourist visa access for Chinese; move to 'restore travel willingness but simplifying visa procedures still needed'

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Global Times   By Xu Yelu     This move has gradually restored the willingness of Chinese citizens to travel to India, bringing positive impacts. However, India still needs →

Japan's PM Takaichi faces criticism over social media post about time-consuming clothes choosing process ahead of G20 summit

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Global Times   By Global Times     Instead of commenting on the topics to be discussed at the summit or any international hot-button issues, she posted on social media about →

Scientists capture stunning real-time images of DNA damage and repair

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Science Daily   by Utrecht University     Cancer biology, drug safety studies and aging research may all benefit from a fluorescent sensor created at Utrecht University. The →

Scientists may have found the planet that made the Moon

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Science Daily   by Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research Key Points     Reconstructing Theia's makeup: A new study in Science identifies the most likely chemical →

Guinea Bissau goes to polls with president seeking a second term in office

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Africa News   By Rédaction Africanews  with AP     People voted on Sunday in Guinea Bissau’s presidential and legislative elections with incumbent President Umaro →

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