HRW documenta asesinatos selectivos contra población al noreste de Colombia por disputa de armados
Por ASTRID SUÁREZ BOGOTÁ (AP) — Dos grupos ilegales enemigos que se enfrentan desde enero en el noreste de Colombia cometieron múltiples violaciones de derechos humanos, entre ellas, asesinatos selectivos en las que varias de las víctimas fueron civiles, advirtió el miércoles la organización internacional Human Rights Watch…
How Can Seals Hold Their Breath for an Hour or More?
Humans can’t sense their own oxygen levels, but seals can, and it makes diving longer and safer…
Game Informer is back and so is its entire team
Gaming journalism stalwart Game Informer has risen from the ashes. More than thirty years after its debut issue back in August 1991, the media outlet was officially shut down by parent company GameStop in August 2024. Since then, the rights to Game Informer were acquired by Gunzilla Games and…
No policy shift on Israel, says FO after reports of journalists’ visit
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s Foreign Office (FO) has declared that the country’s position on Israel remains unchanged, following the reports that a group of Pakistani journalists secretly travelled to Israel earlier this month. In a statement issued on Tuesday, the FO dismissed speculation of any policy shift, emphasising that Pakistan does not recognise Israel and continues to…
Bill seeking sanctions on Pakistani officials lands in US Congress
WASHINGTON: Two lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill in the US House of Representatives, calling for sanctions on Pakistani state functionaries over alleged human rights violations, including the “persecution” of former prime minister Imran Khan. The bill, titled the “Pakistan Democracy Act,” was introduced on Monday by Republican Congressman Joe Wilson of South Carolina and…
Human space flight exhibition to touchdown soon at Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum
Tuesday 25 March, 2025 The Space Vault Exhibition showcases one of the UK’s largest private collections of artefacts from human space explorationIt contains rare and historic objects brought back to Earth from the lunar surface, low-Earth orbit and outer spaceAnnouncement coincides with 60th anniversary of first human spacewalk…
Appetite-Controlling Neurohormone Has Ancient Evolutionary Origin, New Study Shows
A satiety-inducing molecule called bombesin is not only present in humans and other vertebrates but also in invertebrates such as starfish and their marine relatives, according to new research. The post Appetite-Controlling Neurohormone Has Ancient Evolutionary Origin, New Study Shows appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News…
Figure’s humanoid robot no longer walks like it needs the bathroom
Figure AI has shared a video showing its humanoid robot walking more naturally then ever, just like a real person…
Q&A: Canada slowest in reporting bird flu at 618 days—but past COVID response shows potential for improvement
The global average for countries to report genetic information about bird flu, crucial to tracking and preventing a human pandemic, was seven months, and Canada came in last, a new study has found…