Ukraine could position itself as the West’s answer to Chinese dominance in many critical raw material sectors, according to a new report by LSE IDEAS and Friedrich Ebert Stiftung.

Airborne pathogens, bacteria capable of causing infections in the lungs, gut, mouth and skin, are twice as abundant in densely populated parts of Delhi compared to less crowded regions.

Artificial intelligence continues to dominate headlines and fill up investor portfolios, but is the AI hype sustainable or speculative? A new take paints an unsurprisingly nuanced picture: AI isn’t a binary boom or bust – it’s a bit of both.

At the heart of Kashmir, where the Zabarwan mountains kiss the sky and the shikaras glide softly across shimmering waters, Dal Lake has for centuries symbolised the soul of Srinagar. Tourists from across the world have come to admire its beauty, culture, and heritage. Now, Dal Lake is ready to take on a new role, that of a sporting arena, where youthful energy and athletic spirit will ripple across its waters.

New research from Frankfurt School of Finance & Management finds that immigrants to Europe and North America earn almost 18 per cent less than native citizens, largely due to limited access to higher-paying jobs.

A team of Indian scientists may have found a way to improve the drainage capacity of lymphatic vessels in the liver and intestine that fails in the case of cirrhosis, by using nanocarriers filled with a powerful protein called VEGF-C.