How some ticks protect themselves from deadly bacteria on human skin
Ticks may have reason to be as wary of us as we are of them. Bacteria that are potentially deadly to the bloodsuckers live...
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If Your Civic Space is Closed, your Human Rights Dissolve
PARIS, Dec 10 (IPS) – On Human Rights Day, civil society calls for the protection of civic space as a fundamental freedom, as more...
Can Agricultural Apps Bring Indonesia’s Farmers Back to the Fields?
JAKARTA, Dec 10 (IPS) – When his friends prodded him to use an agricultural app in July, rice farmer Mustafa reluctantly downloaded RiTx Bertani...
BANGKOK, Thailand, Dec 10 (IPS) – The Pacific Island Developing State of Vanuatu has emerged as one of the region’s great success stories. Vanuatu...
Solar Power from Argentina’s Puna Highlands Reaches Entire Country
BUENOS AIRES, Dec 10 (IPS) – The unprecedented growth of renewable energies in Argentina over the last three years has borne its greatest fruit:...
Gunmen kill female TV anchor in eastern Afghanistan
Author: Associated Press ID: 1607611092320215800 Thu, 2020-12-10 13:19 KABUL, Afghanistan: Gunmen shot and killed a female TV anchor in eastern Afghanistan early Thursday, officials...
Fragments of energy may be the fundamental building blocks of the universe
Matter is what makes up the universe, but what makes up matter?
NASA’s spacecraft spots China’s Chang’e 5 lander on the moon
NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter captured an image of China’s Chang’e 5 lander on the moon just hours after its historic landing.
Bees defeat ‘murder hornet’ relatives with poop
Asian honey bees defend their hives by attaching animal dung around the doorways, a behavior that was previously unknown in bees.
This is what a supernova sounds like, according to NASA
NASA’s new data sonification project turns the universe’s most extreme phenomena into sounds.
For Brazil’s Indigenous youth, visibility is resistance 
The Mediterranean’s own odyssey: An ecological treasure feels the strain 
Peacock party takes pride of place in nod to decades of turbulent history 
‘Sudan is losing another generation’ to war, Mohammed warns