How a faulty dam gate revealed a 2,400-year-old Turkish settlement that had remained underwater for decades

How a faulty dam gate revealed a 2,400-year-old Turkish settlement that had remained underwater for decades | World News

Representative Image of an underwater archaeological site beneath Dicle Dam Lake (AI-generated image) Beneath the still waters of Dicle Dam Lake in southeastern Turkey, an entire neighbourhood of stone houses, a mosque, a religious school and rock-cut tombs has sat largely undisturbed since the reservoir was filled nearly three decades ago. In recent months, a…

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An 11-year-old autistic boy wanted to trick-or-treat in summer; 83 neighbors opened their doors and turned his birthday into Halloween

An 11-year-old autistic boy wanted to trick-or-treat in summer; 83 neighbors opened their doors and turned his birthday into Halloween

Soren with all his gifts and snacks from his neighbors (Image: Leah Farrow) When Leah Farrow asked her local Facebook group if anyone would let her autistic son knock on their door for his birthday, she hoped a few kind neighbours would say yes. Instead, 83 households spent a summer afternoon opening their doors to…

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Scientists coated a cicada wing with silver and created a sensor that amplified faint molecular signals by tens of millions

Scientists coated a cicada wing with silver and created a sensor that amplified faint molecular signals by tens of millions

Scientists have transformed a simple fragment of a cicada’s wing into an optical platform capable of detecting molecular signals By coating a cicada wing with an extremely thin layer of silver, researchers in Taiwan have created a highly sensitive optical sensor that can boost very weak molecular signals by tens of millions of times.The findings,…

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<b>Japan's Nagoro village lost most of its people. One woman replaced them with more than 350 life-size dolls</b>

Nagoro: Japan’s Nagoro village lost most of its people. One woman replaced them with more than 350 life-size dolls | World News

Life-size dolls seated in a classroom PC: Fritz Schumann High in the mountains of Shikoku, in Japan’s Tokushima Prefecture, sits Nagoro, a village that once had over 300 residents and now has fewer than 30. What makes Nagoro unusual is not simply its decline, a familiar story across rural Japan, but what one resident chose…

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Row erupts as UK Conservatives allow man jailed for antisemitic abuse to contest local election

Row erupts as UK Conservatives allow man jailed for antisemitic abuse to contest local election

A political row has erupted in the UK after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch defended the party’s decision to field former neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Paine as a local election candidate, despite his past convictions for antisemitic abuse targeting former Labour MP Luciana Berger.Former MP says public office should have a higher barLuciana Berger, who was subjected to…

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Peace talks abroad, protests at home: The many contradictions shaping Pakistan today

Peace talks abroad, protests at home: The many contradictions shaping Pakistan today

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif and army chief Asim Munir (R) (PTI file photo) “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” Abraham Lincoln’s observation aptly captures Pakistan‘s situation.While Islamabad chases the image of an indispensable diplomatic player, its own foundations appear increasingly fragile. From brokering peace in Middle East to courting Washington and Beijing, Pakistan has…

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Donald Trump's immigration crackdown hits US military families; over 50 spouses, parents detained

Trump: Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown hits US military families; over 50 spouses, parents detained

File photo: US President Donald Trump (Picture credit: AP) The US administration led by President Donald Trump has detained dozens of parents and spouses of active-duty American service members as part of its expanded immigration crackdown, reversing decades of bipartisan practice that generally shielded military families from deportation, according to an Associated Press (AP) investigation.The…

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California will close the westbound Zampa Bridge for 53 hours to replace part of its deck, creating a major weekend detour between Vallejo and the East Bay

Vallejo: California will close the westbound Zampa Bridge for 53 hours to replace part of its deck, creating a major weekend detour between Vallejo and the East Bay

A major Bay Area bridge closure is coming. Here’s when drivers will be affected Motorists travelling between Solano County and the East Bay will face extensive delays later this month as state transportation authorities prepare to halt all westbound traffic across the Carquinez Strait for more than two full days.The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans)…

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Quote of the day by Socrates: "The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in…" - why this timeless lesson on contentment still matters today

Quote of the day by Socrates: “The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in…” – why this timeless lesson on contentment still matters today | World News

Quote of the day by Socrates Modern life often measures success by having more, a bigger house, a better job, the latest phone. A line widely credited to Socrates pushes back on that instinct directly. “The secret of happiness, you see, is not found in seeking more, but in developing the capacity to enjoy less,”…

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A 45,000-year-old crystal tool found in France suggests Neanderthals chose beauty as well as practicality

A 45,000-year-old crystal tool found in France suggests Neanderthals chose beauty as well as practicality | World News

A remarkable find in France reveals a 45,000-year-old Neanderthal quartz scraper that changes the narrative around these ancient beings. This tool, crafted from rare rock crystal, highlights that Neanderthals had an appreciation for aesthetics and craftsmanship, challenging the notion of them as mere primitive beings. The sophistication in its creation suggests a deeper cultural understanding…

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Scientists looking for giant trees in Taiwan discovered a hidden forest filled with some of East Asia's tallest trees

Scientists looking for giant trees in Taiwan discovered a hidden forest filled with some of East Asia’s tallest trees | World News

Hidden forest filled with some of East Asia’s tallest trees/Image: AI Generated Hidden within Taiwan’s steep mountain ranges, beyond roads and well-trodden hiking trails, lies a forest that remained largely unknown to science until recently. While searching for exceptionally tall trees using airborne laser scanning, researchers discovered an extraordinary landscape filled with towering conifers, ancient…

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