Новости за 30.11.2023

Universities are perceived as not engaging much in thought leadership. It is worrying since societies face life’s many increasingly complex challenges.

EU co-legislators agreed on the directive to address the growing number of strategic lawsuits against public participation (SLAPPs) and protect defendants from unfounded, abusive litigation on matters of public interest.

Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) reiterated Thursday he will not resign despite a growing chorus of calls for him to step down amid controversy, arguing the efforts to push him out of Congress are "bullying." "If I leave, they win," Santos said during a press conference outside the Capitol. "If I leave, the bullies take place....

It’s obvious from SZA’s music that she has a wide range of influences, from classic R&B to Joni Mitchell, jazz to pop-punk and beyond. But just how far those influences range becomes dramatically clear when she talks about the music in her house and at school growing up, and best of all, when starts looking […]

Following Poland’s parliamentary election in October, the Law and Justice (PiS) party and its autocratic leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, are relearning the rules of democracy the hard way. While PiS has been marginalized in the newly elected parliament, it has only itself to blame.

As the calendar flips from November to December, filming on Beetlejuice 2 has officially completed. Director Tim Burton celebrated the occasion with an Instagram post this morning. Burton says that they have just finished filming Beetlejuice and expresses gratitude to everyone involved.

Brazilian Football Confederation president Ednaldo Rodrigues played coy yesterday about Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti.

Over the years, Gwyneth Paltrow and her ex-husband Chris Martin have proved they’ve created one of Hollywood’s most seamlessly blended families. After all, even in their iconic “conscious uncoupling” statement back in 2014, the pair admitted to being “closer than we have ever been.” Talk about mature! Since their split, the pair has gone off […]

The world is at a defining moment in the fight against malaria. More than ever, we are at risk of losing our battle against this disease.

October brought a notable decrease in unemployment rates for Brazil and Mexico, showcasing the strength of Latin America's largest economies. Brazil's unemployment rate dropped to 7.6%, the lowest since 2015, with the unemployed population falling to 8.3 million. Mexico's unemployment rate also declined, reaching 2.75%. These improvements reflect robust labor markets, capable of enduring high-interest […]

Jennifer Garner is relieved shes not a teenager now.

Zack Snyder would work with Amber Heard in a second.

Apple Card's transition to a new partner won't be easy. Here's a look at the technology, which banks may step up, and the different acquisition scenarios.

Nick Cave has remembered Shane MacGowan as the voice of a generation.

IT’S not always that Malaysia gets recognised as among the top in the world for something. In days gone by, we were the top rubber, tin and palm oil producers. During the Covid-19 pandemic, we were the supreme rubber glove makers.

Billy Porter has learned to have more self-compassion after undergoing trauma therapy.

If he can provide a consistent threat to complement All-Pro tight end Travis Kelce, the Chiefs could have an offense that teams with their much-improved defense to get...

The ex-billionaire has one less legal problem to worry about after hashing out a deal with the performer.

Sports Mole previews Saturday's FA Cup clash between Maidstone United and Barrow, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

Former England and Manchester United star Gary Neville is moving to Dragon's Den, and the pundit and businessman has spoken publicly about deciding to join the BBC show

The Rhode Island Scumbag doesn't believe the Steelers' offense is sustainable -- or that the Seahawks have anything to offer Dallas.

Skip Bayless predicts the remaining of the Dallas Cowboys schedule by breaking down each of their final six games.

Microgels form a thin protective shell around a droplet until the temperature rises above 32°C. Then the microgels shrink and the droplet dissolves in the surrounding liquid. A study by researchers from the University of Gothenburg now reveals the underlying mechanism behind this process. The discovery could revolutionize methods of targeting medicines to specific locations within the body.