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The meek ants really did inherit the Earth

If life is a numbers game, ants are winning. There are around 20 quadrillion individual ants on Earth (more than 2 million per human), representing over 15,000 species, according to one estimate. Their omnipresence...

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From AI wars to AI progress

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A man-made disaster in Gaza Strip

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African militaries eye lighter and cheaper drones

Drones are increasingly a low-cost means of waging war in Africa.

How GPT-5 surprised me

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Safety of journalists in a war zone

Lakshmi_Kothaneth._The_writer_is_senior_editor_of_Observer

Finally the age of robotic warfare has arrived

On July 9, Russia launched 728 Shahed drones in a single day.

A $45 treatment can save a starving child

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The quiet struggles behind Alzheimer’s caregiving

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Old sayings and their forgotten stories

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It’s enough to keep you awake at night

Ray Petersen

Russia losing grip on the South Caucasus amid regional shifts

Armenia and Azerbaijan have signed a peace deal at the White House that aims to end decades of armed conflict that killed tens of thousands

The two-state solution: A political smokescreen

Khalid bin Omar al Marhoon

Power, wisdom and world leaders...

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AI is a terrible therapist

The mental-health market is huge, and the use of generative AI is poised to expand significantly.

Duty to protect climate

What obligations, under international law, do states have to tackle climate change?
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