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In Latakia, a Syrian coastal city that has been the site of killings targeting the Alawite minority, four Sunni and Shiite ...

We meet Arno Schilperoord, a global leader for Heineken who believes that coding is magic and poetry, offering the ...

Students at the University of Manchester in the UK have created a 30,500-piece LEGO model of the iconic Lovell Telescope to ...

Art and literature hint at past people’s psyches. Now computers can identify patterns in those cognitive fossils, but human expertise remains crucial.

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The Metaverse isn’t just being populated, it’s being politicised. On one end are capitalists: venture capital firms, hedge funds, and tech entrepreneurs planting flags in hope of future yield.

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