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Japan tests self-driving cars at airports.
Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, is experimenting with using self-driving vehicles to tow cargo containers in an effort to address labor shortages as the number of touris…
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Why India Removed Darwin's Theory of Evolution from Textbooks
Recently, the Indian government has decided to remove lectures related to Darwin's Theory of Evolution from textbooks used in grades 9 and 10 in public schools.
Oceanography
Italy declares war on invasive green crabs by eating them
The voracious blue crabs are threatening Italy's fishing industry, forcing the government to allocate $3.2 million from emergency funds to find ways to deal with them an…
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A country that creates 70 millionaires every day but is still among the poorest in the world
During the period 2018-2022, this country
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Why is it difficult to attract people to live on this beautiful island, which has houses provided by the government for 20,000 USD?
The most beautiful landscape in Greece but very few people live here, the government has to pay to get more people to come here.
Environment
An Asian city appears in 'season 5'
Lahore, Pakistan, is always alive with life at night. But this winter's record-breaking air pollution has disrupted the city's rhythm.
Environment
Devastating scenes in Spain after massive flash floods, government declares 3 days of national mourning
Spain has suffered heavy losses after the worst flash floods in its history.
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Why do Italy and Switzerland have to redraw the border?
Part of the border between Italy and Switzerland is to be redrawn as the glaciers that mark the border between the two countries melt.
Environment
The landslide disaster in Papua New Guinea killed more than 300 people
On May 26, the Papua New Guinea government officially confirmed that more than 300 people died and 4,000 people were affected by a landslide in a village in this country.
Archeology
Colombia begins exploring the wreck of a ship carrying $20 billion in treasure
Colombia conducted the first phase of an underwater expedition to discover the wreck of a Spanish warship that sank in the Caribbean Sea more than 300 years ago.
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The truth about the tax 'nightmare' of ancient people
Taxes have been around longer than we think. In ancient times, if there was no money, people would have to pay taxes in kind.
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Explore the bunker that can contain the entire US Congress
The bunker located under an American hotel was once designed to protect government officials in the event of a nuclear war.
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Peru claims to have the world's oldest people
Peru's Andean Mountains may hold the secret to longevity and the world's oldest people if new claims by government officials about a 124-year-old man born in 1900 prove…
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Project Iceworm: Nuclear missiles under the ice!
Hidden beneath Greenland's icy expanse lies a secret Cold War-era base: Camp Century.
Space science
Shooting down a satellite: Is it an empty threat or can it be carried out?
Russia has warned that it will attack and shoot down the Starlink satellite network of the SpaceX company founded by Elon Musk, on the grounds that SpaceX is building hu…