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Ape ancestors may explain human love of alcohol

A groundbreaking study suggests that humans' fondness for alcohol may have evolved from our ape ancestors, who sought out fermented fruit millions of years ago. Discover the fascinating link between primates and booze.

Beaked whales strand in Ireland, Orkney, Netherlands

A series of unexplained strandings of beaked whales across Western Ireland, Orkney, and the Netherlands has left marine biologists baffled. Experts investigate potential causes, including naval exercises and climate change.

Israel faces genocide accusations over Gaza war

Leading human rights organisations accuse Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, citing mass civilian casualties and destruction. The allegations come amid escalating international scrutiny.

NZ electoral reform boosts Māori rights

New Zealand introduces groundbreaking electoral reforms to enhance Māori representation and align with international human rights standards, sparking both praise and debate.

Man falls in love with AI chatbot

A British man shares his emotional journey of falling in love with an AI chatbot, sparking debate about human-AI relationships.

Humans beat AI in coding competition

A recent competition reveals that human coders still surpass AI in complex programming tasks, sparking debates about the future of automation in tech.

UK urged to rescue Afghan writers from Taliban

Human rights campaigners call on the UK government to urgently evacuate Afghan writers and journalists fearing Taliban reprisals. Many remain in hiding, their lives at risk.

US citizens face eviction in West Bank

Several Palestinian families, including US citizens, are being forcibly evicted from their homes in the West Bank by Israeli authorities, sparking international concern.

Michigan human trafficking suspect arrested

A Michigan man faces serious charges after a woman escaped captivity, revealing a harrowing human trafficking operation. Authorities are now investigating further potential victims.

UN criticises UK over Palestine Action terror ban

The United Nations has criticised the UK government for its controversial decision to label Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation, calling the move 'disproportionate' and a threat to human rights.

High Court challenge over RAF Brize Norton asylum flights

The UK government is under legal scrutiny as lawyers challenge the Home Office's plans to use RAF Brize Norton for asylum seeker flights. Critics argue the move lacks transparency and raises human rights concerns.

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