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Why Poland’s president is invoking wartime history in a dispute with Volodymyr Zelensky
This row is more about domestic Polish politics than any diplomatic incident.
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From falling to flow: why you should take up bouldering as a hobby for reasons beyond exercise
You won’t regret taking up this intellectually and physically stimulating sport as a hobby.
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Spider fangs are one of their scariest features – new fossils reveal their origins
The 500 million year old shrimp-like Urokodia had pincer-like limbs emerging next to its eyes.
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America at 250: five times the US constitution has come under threat
Each generation of Americans has confronted its own version of constitutional peril.
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Cape Verde’s World Cup success reflects a nation that has repeatedly defied the odds
With a population of just 500,000 people spread across ten islands, Cape Verde is used to defying the odds.
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Shopping for God in Lagos: what is Chrislam?
To secure health and wealth, many people combine elements from different religious traditions. One such movement is Chrislam.
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Megalodon’s legendary life revealed by fossil rediscovery
Previously lost fossils sometimes reemerge, but how do palaeontologists end up losing specimens in the first place?
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Falling migration is bad for economies – here’s how some countries are responding
The social and economic threats caused by insufficient migration levels are not usually part of political conversations about immigration.
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Reading Homer’s Iliad feels like scrolling through TikTok
The Iliad does not unfold as a smooth, continuous narrative. Instead, it advances through a succession of micro-episodes.
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The hidden risks of grey-market peptides – why women face greater danger
Unregulated peptides sold for muscle gain and anti-ageing carry serious risks, and the evidence suggests women face the greater danger.
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Ancient Egypt: Magic and Medicine – a brilliant exhibition showing the power of learning through artefacts
The exhibition is the product of the British Museum in Your Classroom programme where schools get access to the institution’s collection
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The joy of pests: study reveals why rat catchers are so happy in their work
Would you be happier checking mouse traps than emails?