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Why is Julian Assange flying to the remote Pacific island of Saipan?
Julian Assange is on his way to a courtroom on the Pacific island of Saipan where he is expected to plead guilty to a single criminal charge in a plea deal that will lead to his release and return home to Australia after a 14-year legal journey. Saipan, the capital of the Northern Mariana Islands, is a U.S. commonwealth near Guam, hosting a U.S. district court. Assange's plea involves a single count of conspiring to obtain and disclose classified U.S. national defense documents, with a sentence of time served.
Study finds men with diabetes at higher risk of health complications than women
A new study from The University of Sydney reveals that men with diabetes face significantly higher risks of serious health complications compared to women. The research, involving 25,713 participants aged 45 and above with either type 1 or type 2 diabetes, found that men are more likely to develop cardiovascular issues, kidney problems, and leg/foot conditions.
Sydney Sweeney responds to Hollywood producer's offensive remarks: 'How sad that a woman...'
Sydney Sweeney, known for her roles in "Euphoria" and "White Lotus," has spoken out against Hollywood producer Carol Baum's disparaging comments about her appearance and acting abilities. Baum criticized Sweeney during a public event, questioning her popularity and talent. Sweeney's representatives condemned Baum's remarks as shameful and reflective of her character.
What's the deal with social media and youth mental health?
Social media's impact on youth mental health is a concern worldwide. Studies show mental health crisis among young people. The rise in psychological distress is driven by millennials and Gen-Zs. Efforts are made to regulate smartphone and social media usage.
Paralyzed man fit with brain chip developed by Elon Musk's firm Neuralink plays online chess
Neuralink is not the only company working on brain devices and brain chips that connect with computers. University of Technology Sydney is working on a project to show how soldiers can use their brain signals to control a robot dog. Know about brain chips and implants in detail.
22 Indian-origin scientists to take up collaborative research with institutes in country
The Ministry of Science and Technology also made an offer to top scientists Arogyaswami J Paulraj and Prof. Jitendra Malik to take up collaborative research projects in the fields of electrical engineering and computer science at IIT-Bombay and IIT-Kanpur, respectively, as 'Distinguished VAIBHAV Fellows'.
Want to lose weight? All you need … is 5 minutes
These activities are easier to slip into your schedule than the recommended 150 minutes of moderate weekly exercise (or 75, if you make it vigorous, by running, for instance).
Experiencing hunger pangs while on a weight-loss diet? Here's how you can tackle them
Several hormones play an essential role in regulating our feelings of hunger and fullness. The most important are ghrelin - often called the hunger hormone - and leptin.
Is Madame Web a hero or a villain? Unveiling the woman-led Marvel movie character
The impact of Spider-Man's success in the MCU continues to resonate, particularly with the groundbreaking Spider-Man: No Way Home. This film not only captivated audiences but also laid the groundwork for interconnected hero franchises.
QS World University Sustainability rankings: University of Toronto global best, University of Delhi leads India contingent
The ranking evaluates the social and environmental impact of universities as a center's of education and research, as well as a major employers with the operational sustainability challenges of any large and complex organization.
Bharat Biotech signs MoU with University of Sydney to collaborate on vaccine research
Bharat Biotech and the University of Sydney Infectious Diseases Institute (Sydney ID) have signed a memorandum of understanding to advance vaccine research initiatives and strengthen academic-industry partnerships. The collaboration aims to design novel methodologies for tackling future epidemics and infectious diseases, leveraging academia-industry strengths for vaccine and biotherapeutics advancement.
Toronto resident lists half-a-bed for over 900 Canadian dollars per month
A Facebook post, now deleted, proposed renting out half of a bed for a staggering 900 Canadian dollars per month. This eyebrow-raising attempt to cope with the exorbitant housing market underscores the severity of the issue in Toronto, known as the second-most expensive housing market in Canada.
Dakota Johnson and Sydney Sweeney Suit Up as Superheroes in New 'Madame Web' Trailer
Sony Pictures has released the highly anticipated trailer for 'Madame Web,' starring Dakota Johnson as the lead character, 'Cassandra Webb'. This film is a part of Sony’s Spider-Man Universe and promises a thrilling adventure. Sydney Sweeney also joins the cast as Julia Carpenter, known as Spider-Woman.
Inactivity can be fatal: Short bouts of activity can help you live longer, claims new study
Any type of activity is good for your health, but the more effort you put into those daily tasks and the longer you keep up that energy, the more benefits you are likely to reap!
Hyderabad's Sandhya Reddy elected Deputy Mayor in Sydney
Sandhya Reddy, a Telugu woman from Telangana with roots in Hyderabad, has been elected as the deputy mayor of Strathfield Council in Sydney, Australia. This is a significant achievement for the Indian-Australian community, as it is the first time an Indian-Australian has held this position.
Blinken, Austin visit Australia on last leg of Pacific blitz
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with the Australian Prime Minister on a Pacific tour where reaffirming Washington's standing in the region has taken center stage. While military cooperation is set to dominate the talks, issues such as climate change and supply chain security are high on the agenda.
Early universe five times slower, study finds, adds to space expansion proof
Astronomers have found that if they were able to look back at the universe shortly after the Big Bang, time would have appeared to be five times slower than it does today. Researchers studying 190 quasars, or hyperactive supermassive black holes at the centres of early galaxies, have discovered that the universe appeared to speed up as it aged.
Planning to move to Australia? Read on to know about its regions and work opportunities
Australia's high-quality education and post-graduate work opportunities have led to a significant increase in international student enrollments, particularly from India. With vacancies reaching a record high, the healthcare and social assistance industry has the greatest need for employees, followed by professional, scientific, and technical services. Emerging career paths include cybersecurity consultants, web developers, and business intelligence developers.
Earth's surface's geological model reveals its past 100 million years, could help predict future: Study
Climate, tectonics and time combine to create powerful forces that craft the face of our planet. Add the gradual sculpting of the Earth's surface by rivers and what to us seems solid as rock is constantly changing. However, our understanding of this dynamic process has at best been patchy.
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