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Why is it difficult for AI to distinguish between the sound of excavators and seagulls?

Beneath the ice, fish have been shielded by the darkness. What happens now that the ice is melting?

School reform kept pupils with lower grades out

NATO: "Europe are walking a tightrope"

Cancer patients want to participate in difficult decisions

This light reads the quality of raw materials from fish

This special solar cell system produces both electricity and heat

Why you should talk to your kids about the news

"Fascism must be countered with knowledge"

How shared labour keeps these old herding practices alive

For centuries, herding families have survived harsh landscapes through cooperation.

Rethinking gender equality: Why the rankings don't tell the whole story

When politicians highlight their country's high ranking on global gender equality indices, they're telling only part of the story, says a researcher.

Asian leaders on social media: Share stories about their love lives, offer advice on radio shows, and play with cats

This is how Asia's most powerful leaders are winning people's votes.

Electric car batteries in the cold: "Almost like honey"

Inactivity can leave lasting marks on your muscles

Demonstrations: Meeting face to face may be more important than ever

This increases the chance of patients regaining their pulse after cardiac arrest fivefold