The Mediterranean: both a graveyard and a bottomless money pit
Deaths at sea are on the rise. This is due to EU border policies says Luna Vives
Is acupuncture worth it for back pain?
Lower back pain is the leading cause of disability worldwide and a new study offers some answers: of 800 people with back pain, 40% improved by at least 30%
Tradwives: sourdough and submission in the name of God
How tradwife content that's popular in the US, and is becoming increasingly popular in Europe, fuses femininity with anti-feminist ideas
A booming longevity industry wants to sell us ‘immortality’
If you could, would you pay to live forever? Some Silicon Valley billionaires aren’t just making tech products – they’ve set their sights on immortality.
What can be done about bullying at school?
Often parents and schools disagree about whether something is ‘bullying’. Why is it so complicated?
Why talking to children matters more than screens
Too much screen time can hinder speech and language development among the early learners, Yasmin Rababah says
A humanoid robot is now on sale for around €5,000
Times2 investigates what you can do with it
‘Being slightly overweight might not shorten your life; being very thin might’
The concept that you can be “fat but fit” continues to gain scientific backing: what the latest study reveals
Art: Are you safe?
From October 4, Arthall, Victoria, is presenting 'The Digital Panopticon: Please Watch Me!' in collaboration with Arteaportè
Young Europeans are losing faith in democracy – here’s how to earn it back
United Nations University Director Designate Professor Patricia Justino asks why, and what will it take to restore it?