11:44 pm, Saturday, 6 December 2025
BREAKING NEWS
China’s Chameleon-Like Material Achieves ‘Invisibility’ with Revolutionary Camouflage Technology
chinese scientists have unveiled a breakthrough material capable of changing colors at a molecular level, offering a new form of
Why Hackers Target Your Health Information: The Rising Threat
Data breaches at healthcare organizations are on the rise, but why do hackers specifically target health records? The reasons are
The Deadly Screwworm Parasite Threatens US Livestock: A Growing Crisis
A dangerous parasite, the cattle screwworm, is creeping northward towards the US after being detected in Mexico, prompting concerns for
Aarong Presents Winter Wonderland
This December, we’re thrilled to bring you “Aarong Presents Winter Wonderland”, a celebration of art, culture, sustainability, and community spirit!
“36-24-36” Brings a New Perspective to Bangladeshi Cinema
The much-anticipated Bangladeshi film 36-24-36 finally hit the streaming platform Chorki in November, after a delayed release. A part of the Ministry of
China Expands Narrative Strategy: Ancient Philosophies Beyond Confucius
China has launched the “Chinese Zhuzi Research Institute” to reclaim and revitalize its intellectual heritage. The institute, based at East
Australia’s Groundbreaking Social Media Ban: A Step Toward Safer Digital Spaces
Australia is set to enforce a pioneering social media ban for users under 16, starting in late 2025. Platforms like
Nippon Steel’s $15 Billion Bid: A Game-Changer for U.S. Steel and Global Relations
Nippon Steel’s proposed $15 billion acquisition of U.S. Steel is sparking debates about its potential impact on the U.S. steel
Unlocking the Secrets of the Pregnant Brain: A New Era in Neuroscience
Groundbreaking research published in Nature Neuroscience offers an unprecedented glimpse into how pregnancy transforms the human brain. Conducted by the University of
Deforestation in the Amazon: How It’s Hurting Farmers and Crops
Deforestation in the Amazon is not just an environmental issue—it’s also taking a toll on Brazil’s farmers. A new study
