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Researchers showed that three repetitions of a task per training session yielded the same results as six in a group of study horses.

Learning to visualize objects might improve thinking in words, a finding that could enhance teaching methods

Learning to visualize objects might improve thinking in words, a finding that could enhance teaching methods

Aviation workers including cabin crew and pilots continue fight over pay and conditions throughout Europe, in Spain, Belgium, Holland and Portugal; pensioners arrested as protests continue in Iran as food inflation hits 82 percent, driving many to suicide; public sector strike continues in Lebanon as poverty levels hit 74 percent; protests in Gaza against cost-of-living crisis with electricity supplies running short, undrinkable tap water and collapsing health care; Nigerian university and colle...

Project aims to reflect local language as it is spoken today in different parts of Shetland

Syrian Palestinian musician Aeham Ahmad caught the attention of the international media with his singing and piano-playing in the rubble of the Palestinian refugee camp Jarmuk in Syria. Now the 27-year-old has been awarded the International Beethoven Prize. Interview by Rim Dawa

The level of self control found in a grazing species surprised researchers, but it varied greatly between individual horses.

Azerbaijan`s Minister of Foreign Affairs Jeyhun Bayramov has met with associate professor of Germany`s University of Giessen, scientist Michael Reinhard Hess. During the meeting, scientist M. Hess presented the book

“There’s much still to gain with price, flavour, and continuity”

The global food system allows us to buy almost any product we want, whenever we want — often at the cost of the environment. Scientists say we need to consume less. But are we even capable of changing our eating habits?