Syria sits within what’s known as the cradle of civilization. It’s part of the area archaeologists call the Fertile Crescent…
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Advances in astronomical observation over the past century have allowed scientists to construct a remarkably successful model of how the…
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When high levels of inequality are pointed out, a common response is that the “politics of envy” are being deployed.…
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A controversial study says cutting down on sausages, mince, steak and all other forms of red or processed meat is…
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Despite the service having millions of active users around the globe, Kik Messenger shuts down. The firm said the messaging…
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Widespread antibiotic use is largely to blame for the emergence of antibiotic resistant bacteria, which is currently one of the biggest…
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Every year, around one million people die of mosquito-borne diseases according to the World Health Organization (WHO). This is why mosquitoes are…
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Mustafa loves good coffee. In his free time, he often browses high-end coffee machines that he cannot currently afford but…
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Opinions differ on the definition of well-being. Yet there’s a growing consensus that it cannot be reduced to material consumption…
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Globally, about two billion people suffer from “hidden hunger” – a chronic deficiency of vitamins and minerals. The health effects…
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