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35 matchesWorld Diabetes Day: Don't let diabetes blind you to the risk of vision loss
Diabetes can silently damage the eyes long before you notice a change in your vision.
Power creates wars; wars create power. But these compelling acts of storytelling are breaking the loop | Charlotte Higgins
Artists’ acts of remembrance about destruction and violence defy the dominant narratives of heroism and sacrifice The way stories are told about wars really matters. It is a…
Somerville city council votes to divest from Israel as lone dissenter warns Jews feel targeted
The ordinance bars Somerville from contracting with companies that directly, knowingly, and consistently facilitate violations of humanitarian law, specifically those in "Israel and Palestine."
Ebola spreads into rural areas of DRC as violence hampers response
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is spreading into remote rural communities despite declining infections in some of the areas initially hardest hit, with viol...
Bulgarian MP Raises Questions on AI Accountability, Freedom of Expression, Political Violence at Geneva Conference
Rositsa Kirova, head of the Bulgarian Parliament's permanent delegation to the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU), is participating in the Global Parliamentary Conference on Human Rights, taking place on November…
Caught Between Killers: Ebola on One Side, Islamic State on the Other
The new epicenter of Congo’s fast-spreading outbreak is a region scarred by rebel violence. Responders are struggling to help it.
Nigerian Newspapers: Top Stories For Today (13/11/26)
Read the full details in our digital edition by joining our WhatsApp Communities here. Here are the major headlines for today: Reps Condemn Political Violence Nationwide, Launch Probe…
US Makes Fresh Revelation on Tinubu Govt Over Christian Persecution
The United States government has disclosed that President Bola Tinubu’s administration has taken religious violence in Nigeria more seriously following President Donald Trump’s decision to redesignate the country…
Sudan: Strikes on power, fuel sites violate international law – UN
The UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, Denise Brown, has said that recent weeks have seen an intense and alarming pattern of drone attacks systematically and deliberately targeting vital…
Explainer: What's driving rising aggression and violence among children in India?
Impulse control is not fully developed until early adulthood; what is definitely needed is a strict check on individuals who misuse, manipulate, or lure juveniles into crime
From Paddington to physics, there's a common thread to Ben Miller's career
An actor, comedian, author and physics enthusiast, Ben Miller is a man of many talents. So, how did the son of English teachers become so obsessed with quantum…
How Fortis College-Nashville Operates its Radiologic Technology Program
How Fortis College-Nashville Operates its Radiologic Technology Program
UN 'deeply alarmed' by Israeli airstrike on Nasser Hospital in Gaza
Special coordinator indicates ongoing violence, recent increase in military operations exacerbate immense human suffering in Gaza, jeopardize increasingly fragile ceasefire, says spokesman
EU Parliament asked to lift immunity of German far-right MEP accused of baseball‑bat attack on teen
The EU parliament was requested to waive a German far-right MEP’s immunity to allow his prosecution for drunk-driving and violently assaulting minors with a baseball bat.
Brim Analytics and Primordial Design Partner to Close the Loop on Radiology Follow-Up with AI-Driven Chart Review
Partnership pairs Primordial's Radiology Workflow Platform with Brim's AI chart abstraction to improve efficiency and reduce unnecessary chart review
10th suspect arrested in South Africa over alleged bid to fight in Russia-Ukraine war
Johannesburg, Nov 12 (AP) A 10th person has been arrested on suspicion of violating South African mercenary laws by trying
A 10th suspect arrested in South Africa over alleged bid to fight in Russia-Ukraine war
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — A 10th person has been arrested on suspicion of violating South African mercenary laws by trying to travel to Russia from South Africa to fight…
For Ethiopian mothers sheltering in Kenya, safety brings a struggle to feed children
Ethiopian mothers fleeing violence into Kenya have found safety but struggle to feed their children
Scaling complexity without losing control: how manufacturing processes are adapting to the next generation of medicines (part II)
Early collaboration, targeted automation and data-driven control strategies underpin predictable biologics production, balancing technological innovation with product quality, regulatory requirements and operational efficiency
134 violations against Palestinian journalists reported in October, with Hebron worst affected
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate’s Freedoms Committee recorded 134 crimes, attacks and violations against Palestinian journalists and media institutions in October 2026, allegedly committed by Israeli occupation forces, settlers,…
Pennsylvania School Bus Violations Rise as Penalties Tighten
HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania law enforcement agencies and school districts documented 196 drivers violating the state’s School Bus Stopping Law during a one-day enforcement initiative, an increase from…
'Clamp down': more security guards for John Hunter amid move to curb violence
A truncheon weighted with a bolt on the end was confiscated.
'Food for fines' program returns, allows parking violations to be paid with donations
Merged health systems Billings Clinic and Logan Health rebrand as unified One Sky Health.
Human rights (violations) in Cambodia at the Francophone Summit
Activists and the UN are urging Phnom Penh to release the environmentalists on the eve of the summit, scheduled for 13–17. Among the heads of state attending is…
OR found something to hold onto amid the uncertainty
Oriol Riverola, aka John Talabot, tells Best Fit how Ursula K. Le Guin and Ravel’s Boléro helped get his pandemic opus Music for Empty Stadiums over the line.
Thousands flee Nigeria violence into Niger
Nearly 64,000 people have fled northern Nigeria for neighbouring Niger this year, escaping attacks by Islamist militants and armed gangs and adding to mounting humanitarian needs in one…
Headquarters of Haitian gang destroyed, El Salvador's president says
The infamous 400 Mawozo gang was targeted by the El Salvador military which has deployed thousands of troops to combat Haiti's gang violence crisis.
Why Jamaica’s reparations petition has a solid legal basis
The petition asks whether the enslavement of Africans in Jamaica violated international law
Private scandals that derailed tech execs’ careers; Neha Nagar’s new book on helping people invest
Executive exits can result from violations of company policies, even when no criminal wrongdoing has been established. Brian Krzanich resigned from Intel over a consensual subordinate relationship, while…
Researchers Discover New Lace Bug Species on Japan’s Remote Ogasawara Islands
DNA uncovered a hidden species among Japan’s lace bugs and hints that a tree introduced by humans could help give rise to another. Lace bugs living on two…
Violence in northern Nigeria drives over 60,000 into Niger-Report
Nearly 64,000 people have fled northern Nigeria for neighbouring Niger this year, escaping attacks by Islamist militants and armed gangs and adding to mounting humanitarian needs in one…
Banca Mediolanum Reports 16% Growth In Nine-Month Profit
ROME (dpa-AFX) - Banca Mediolanum S.p.A. (BMED.MI, BNMDF), an Italian banking and financial services group, reported a 16% increase in profit for the first nine months of 2026,…
Five Potential Replacements for USMNT Boss Mauricio Pochettino Amid Man Utd Links
The Argentine manager is heavily linked with a move to Old Trafford.
Life’s recipe book just got bigger
A novel biological discovery showing bacteria building DNA from protein underscores the importance of fundamental science and nurturing STEM education in Malaysia.
Is It Too Late to Save France?
November 7. Riots are still erupting in France's major cities, the fourth weekend in a row, perhaps only slightly less...