Exploring Nandana Fort: Al-Biruni’s Legacy And The Lost Golden Age Of Muslim Science
By Maj Gen Dr Muhammad Masudul Hasan Nuri Journey to Nandana Fort recalls Al-Biruni’s scientific legacy, the Golden Age
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Monday, August 31, 2026
Latest:
- Tribute to Zubaida Naheed Qazi
- Three Poems for My Wife
- Global ocean temperatures hit record high as El Nino intensifies
- The AI We’re Building Needs a Kill Switch | Opinion
- Canada lowered a retired Boeing 737 onto the seabed off Vancouver Island; the 100-foot jet now sits nearly 90 feet underwater as an artificial reef for marine life
Science & Tecnology
Science & Tecnology
New dinosaur named after record-breaking sailor
A new species of dinosaur that had an “eye-catching sail” along its back has been named after sailor Dame Ellen
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80 years after the atomic bombings of Hiroshima, what should be reflected on and pursued?: Global Times editorial
By Global Times On Wednesday, the bell at Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park tolled once again. A solemn memorial ceremony was
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US must win the battle for AI supremacy over China
By Derek Levine The United States and China are engaged in what is likely the defining contest of the century
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US lands African resources with version of Chinese-Russian scheme
By Hanri Mostert and Tracy-Lynn Field Minerals are being bartered for security in a bad deal for Rwanda and the
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‘Kolobrzeg’s Venus’ – a 6,000-year-old figurine discovered in Pomerania excites scientists
By Katarzyna-Maria Skiba A simple figurine, only 12 centimetres high, has made its mark in the history of Pomerania. Made
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American investors urged to explore mineral sector
By Bakhtawar Mian “Federal Minister Petroleum Ali Pervaiz Malik and US Chargé d’Affaires Natalie Baker co-hosted a webinar to promote
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Is the World on the Brink of Collapse?
By Dr. Maqsood Jafri Great British philosopher Bertrand Russel in his book titled “ Has Man a Future”, had written
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Our Biggest Health Challenges
Thanks to decades of research, Americans are living longer. Yet Chronic diseases still affect large swaths of the population and
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DR. ABDUS SALAM & DR. ABDUL QADEER in Pakistan’s History of Science
By: Dr. Munawar A. Kanday. Two towering scientists have left an indelible mark on Pakistan’s scientific and national history: Dr
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AI and the UAE
By: rafia Zakaria WHEN US President Donald Trump descended on the Middle East last week, he brought with him the
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Pakistan bets on minerals for revival!
By Durdana Najam New doors of opportunity have been thrown open for local and foreign investors in Pakistan’s largely untapped
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LA fires, climate change and the coming collapse of insurance
By Gary W Yohe Los Angeles inferno shows insurance providers can’t keep actuarial pace with fast-rising climate risks. The devastating
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Driver stopped in Tesla Cybertruck banned in UK
By Rumeana Jahangir A Tesla Cybertruck, which is illegal to drive in the UK due to safety concerns, has been
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Paradoxical Pleasures: The Deeper the Pain, the Sweeter the Lost Joys (A literary & Academic Article)
By: Muhammad Shahbaz Ali Advocate There’s an undeniable paradox within the human heart—a peculiar intertwining of pain and pleasure, loss
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Time may be an illusion, new study finds
Scientists propose that time is a result of quantum entanglement, the mysterious connection between particles separated by vast distances
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Earth’s second moon confirmed : Scientists discover new natural satellite orbiting our planet
In a groundbreaking astronomical discovery, scientists have confirmed that Earth now has a second moon.
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Air pollution from fires blamed for 1.5m deaths a year
PARIS: Air pollution caused by fires is linked to more than 1.5 million deaths a year worldwide, the vast majority occurring in developing countries, a major new study said on Thursday.
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Unregulated AI Expansions: A Growing Threat to the spread of dangerous falsehoods, and many more
AI permeates very quickly across almost every walk of life-it changes working, communication, and interaction norms. The speed of AI development has raced so fast that the regulatory efforts have remained several steps behind many issues that current laws would not cover. Regulatory gaps in AI create vulnerabilities that are likely to lead to serious ethical, social, and legal challenges.
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The Evolution of Slavery: From Human to Artificial Intelligence
By: Muhammad Shahbaz Ali Advocate Muhammad Shahbaz Ali, Advocate, is a Research Scholar at Singapore Management University’s Yong Pung How
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