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© UNODC Pavlodar (Kazakhstan), 30 January 2023 – “My name is Nurlan. I would like to tell you my story.” Five years ago, Nurlan was sent to a prison in northern Kazakhstan. “I asked myself, how am I going to get through my sentence? What am I going to do?”   Rehabilitation is a key […]

30 January 2023 Health More countries have worked to eliminate dengue, leprosy and other neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) over the past decade, but greater efforts and investment are needed in the face of pandemic-related disruptions, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday.  To mark World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day, the UN agency has released […]

Cryo-electron tomography provided insight into the cellular structure of a newly cultured Asgard archaeon illustrated here. Remarkable are the extensive actin cytoskeleton filaments (orange) in the cell bodies and cell protrusions, as well as the unique cell envelope (blue). Credit: © Margot Riggi, The Animation Lab, University of Utah Researchers at the University of Vienna […]

To be in good health, there must be a balance of hormones in our body. To maintain it, it is important to eat healthy, exercise regularly, do not take nutritional supplements without consulting a doctor, monitor your blood sugar and insulin levels, as well as other hormones, and if necessary, reduce stress. Very often our […]

The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe finalized a review and discussion on the environmental damage during armed conflicts. It decided that the Council of Europe should take the lead in creating a new legal instruments to prevent environmental damage during armed conflicts and reduce its scale as much as possible. The Parliamentarians of […]

Morocco and the European Parliament – On 19 January, the European Parliament adopted a strong resolution urging Morocco to respect media freedom and the independence of journalists. It also called “for the EU and its Member States to continue raising with the Moroccan authorities the cases of detained journalists and prisoners of conscience and attend […]

A study led by astronomers at the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) may have discovered the explanation for variations in the shapes of galaxies. By using artificial intelligence, researchers have potentially solved a long-standing question about the evolution of galaxies, speeding up their research process. The researchers have potentially resolved a long-standing question […]

A new study suggests that the human Y chromosome, passed down through the paternal line to men, is literally degenerating and may disappear completely in a few million years, writes Science Alert. Such a development would lead to the extinction of humanity, but researchers believe there is still hope if a new sex gene emerges. […]

Japanese researchers have discovered the mechanism behind the development of subacute sclerosing panencephalitis (SSPE), a fatal neurological disorder that can occur years after a measles infection. Measles Virus “Cooperates” With Itself To Cause Fatal Encephalitis Scientists discover a new mechanism for how the measles virus can cause a rare but fatal neurological disorder, subacute sclerosing […]

In his speech, delivered at UN Headquarters in New York, Mr. Guterres recalled that, within months, the Nazis had dismantled fundamental constitutional rights and paved the way for totalitarian rule: members of parliament were arrested, freedom of the press was abolished, and the first concentration camp was built, in Dachau. The antisemitism of the Nazis […]

A new genetic study, published in the journal Neuron, calls into question the traditional belief that the “love hormone” oxytocin plays a crucial role in social attachments. The study found that prairie voles can form long-lasting bonds with their partners and care for their offspring without oxytocin receptor signaling, despite decades of research suggesting otherwise. […]

Astronaut Jeffrey N. Williams (Colonel, U.S. Army, Ret.) recently spoke at the opening of an exhibit featured at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., called “Scripture and Science: Our Universe, Ourselves, Our Place.” The exhibit is an exploration of “the Bible’s role in the historical relationship between science and religion.” Williams told Christian […]

It’s 1741 in the Americas, 24 years before the British will have “trouble with colonies,” and in the English province of Maryland there are severely anti-Catholic laws prohibiting all manner of worship and rights—including the right to a public chapel. But it allowed for a private one, and the Jesuits created such a private chapel […]

Adult and young of the ichthyosaur species Shonisaurus popularis chase ammonoid prey 230 million years ago, in what is now Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park, Nevada, U.S.A. Credit: Gabriel Ugueto For many years, researchers have been studying a state park in Nevada, but despite their efforts, the reason for the high number of ichthyosaur deaths in the […]

On Tuesday, MEPs backed plans to secure the EU supply of chips by boosting production and innovation, and setting up emergency measures against shortages.

As we find ourselves in January, designated Human Trafficking Prevention Month – here’s what’s most important to know about the issue. By now, many people have heard of human trafficking and slavery, but did you know that around 50 million people are trafficked and enslaved worldwide. This figure is shocking, but even more shocking is […]

Artist’s reconstruction of Ignacius dawsonae surviving six months of winter darkness in the extinct warm temperate ecosystem of Ellesmere Island, Arctic Canada. Credit: Kristen Miller, Biodiversity Institute, University of Kansas Fossilized mammals reveal patterns of Arctic migration in warming climates. In the warm climate of ancient Canada, early primate relatives adapted to life in the […]

The World Evangelical Alliance expresses its gratitude for the service of Rev. Ray Swatkowski who retired from his active involvement in the WEA at the end of last month and will assume a senior pastor role at a multi-site church in Illinois. Dr. Joanna Bartovic, CPA, who has served in the WEA finance department for […]

Authorities are keen to return or resettle the millions of people who fled homes in Borno state, the epicentre of fighting with Islamist militants in Nigeria’s North East. But risks abound.

Diabetic wounds, also known as diabetic foot ulcers, are a common complication of diabetes. They are typically caused by a combination of factors such as poor circulation, nerve damage, and prolonged high blood sugar levels. These wounds can occur on the feet, legs, and toes, and can be difficult to heal due to the decreased […]