Greenland women to sue Denmark over historical involuntary birth control
A group of indigenous women in Greenland are suing Denmark over an involuntary birth control campaign launched in the 1960s.
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Global problems must be solved collectively – Zambian healthcare specialist
Digital healthcare specialist, Isaaс Pomboloka, has shared his insights on the future of cooperation between Russia and Africa Read Full Article at RT.com
A single genetic tweak caused human ancestors to lose their tails 25 million years ago — but it came at a cost
Researchers believe it could be behind a birth defect called spina bifida that still affects babies today.
Viral clip of Rihanna performing at the Ambani pre-wedding party sparks lively Android vs iPhone debate
After much speculation about the striking footage, the original creator confirmed he’d used an iPhone 13 Pro Max.
The rise of ‘zombie’ VCs puts startups that took funding from them in a difficult spot
In today’s big story, we’re looking at the impact of the growing number of venture firms quietly running out of money.
Trump’s former CFO will plead guilty to NY fraud trial perjury: NYT
Allen Weisselberg, Trump Org’s top fiscal officer for 30 years, will plead guilty to perjuring himself at the former president’s fraud trial last year.
People love hanging out with friends who they think make less than them
People who believe they have a higher relative income are more likely to socialize with their peers and feel greater happiness levels.
The Fed is ‘held hostage’ by data and risks sparking financial instability, Mohamed El-Erian says
"There is an important distinction between being informed by the numbers and being held hostage by them," the famed economist wrote.
Pakistan’s new prime minister sworn in after controversial election
Shehbaz Sharif has been sworn in as Pakistan’s new prime minister after being elected a day earlier in a raucous parliamentary session.
Thirty thousand Africans come to Russia to study every year
Rossotrudnichstvo says about 30,000 African students travel to study in Russia every year, with medicine being one of the preferred programs Read Full Article at RT.com