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Women’s World Cup 2023: How female players have finally got the football kit they deserve

esewaa Browne/ BBC: The 2023 Women's World Cup in Australia and New Zealand is well under way, and has millions around the world glued to their televisions. It's been a thrilling tournament so far, and making the coverage extra vibrant this time round are the super-stylis ...বিস্তারিত

Is there a sinister side to the rise of female robots?

Mark Shea/ BBC: There is a popular idea that artificial intelligence (AI) is out to get us.It was this public image problem that the United Nations was recently trying to address at its AI for Good conference in Geneva. The event in July was intended promote AI to help so ...বিস্তারিত

Some people just won’t like you, but don’t take it personally: what surviving the fringe taught me about life

Natalie Haynes/ The Guardian: If the beginning of September still makes me think I need a new notebook and pencil case, the beginning of August makes me think I should be feeling sick with nerves and probably a hangover. It is now 17 years since I took a show to the Edinb ...বিস্তারিত

Three daughters and no sons isn’t a bad omen. I should know, I had four

Joanna Moorhead/ The Guardian: The morning after the birth of our fourth daughter, my husband bumped into a neighbour in our street and announced the news. Her response surprised him. “Are you very disappointed?” she asked. Gary headed indoors and reported the news t ...বিস্তারিত

Some U.S. national parks are trying to go carbon-free. What does that mean for visitors?

Jacqueline Kehoe/ National Geographic: Visiting at night and taking free public transportation are just two of the ways the National Park Service is encouraging visitors to go green.In the early 2000s, NPS set out to address its environmental impact head-on. The first Gre ...বিস্তারিত

My live fast, die young youth was fun, but I don’t expect the NHS to pick up the pieces

James Bethell/ The Guardian: Ten years of high living while managing the Ministry of Sound was the best fun a young man can have. But combined with my college boozing, social smoking, ice-cream bingeing and the mental repercussions of my mother’s tragic suicide, those h ...বিস্তারিত

Does a ‘performance improvement plan’ always spell the end?

Alex Christian/BBC: Jonathan began struggling just weeks into his new job at a cloud service provider. The New York-based tech worker says he was offered a senior position: instead, it was a junior role, offering basic IT support at a call centre. Following complaints of ...বিস্তারিত

Who built the Sphinx? Who broke its nose? 4,500 years later, a fresh look

nationalgeographic: With the body of a lion and the face of a king, the Great Sphinx has become an instantly recognizable symbol of ancient Egypt, inspiring grand replicas all over world, from Las Vegas, Nevada, to Lanzhou, China. For thousands of years, this massive monu ...বিস্তারিত

Now is not the time to take our eyes off Iran’s global aims

Dr. Azeem Ibrahim/ Arab News: The Middle East is experiencing another shift in its diplomatic landscape, highlighted by the Iran-Saudi Arabia rapprochement that illustrates the normalization of Iran’s regional role. Syria, a key ally of Iran, is also heading toward nor ...বিস্তারিত

Some U.S. national parks are trying to go carbon-free. What does that mean for visitors?

Jacqueline Kehoe/ National Geographic: Visiting at night and taking free public transportation are just two of the ways the National Park Service is encouraging visitors to go green. In the early 2000s, NPS set out to address its environmental impact head-on. The first G ...বিস্তারিত

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