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英文新聞Wikipedia has a huge gender equality problem – here’s why it mattersThe research shows that only 19% of biographies on Wikipedia feature women, and only 10-15% of its editors are women.

English Edition2025.05.05

英文新聞Labradors and humans share the same obesity genes – new studyWhy are Labradors always hungry? A new study reveals they share obesity-related genes with humans, shedding light on weight control challenges!

English Edition2025.03.27

英文新聞The world’s most bizarre secret weapons: how pigeons, cats, whales and even robotic catfish have acted as spies through the agesDiscover how pigeons, cats, and whales became unlikely spies in history's strangest espionage tales!

English Edition2025.01.23

英文新聞Chief Mouser Larry and the surprising power of political petsLarry the Cat, once a stray adopted by former UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s family, has maintained his position as the "Chief Mouser" at No 10 Downing Street , despite the comings and goings of various prime ministers.

English Edition2024.09.16

英文新聞With Olympics approaching, it’s time to recognize children as a protected class in sportAs the Paris Olympics approach, the need to recognize children as a protected class in sports is crucial to ensure their safety and rights are upheld.

English Edition2024.07.25

英文新聞6 keywords to understand the feud between Israel and Palestine, their century-old strife, and the role played of the international communityHamas launched a surprise attack on Israel in October 2023. To understand the situation, let's reflect on how the years of resentment were fueled by 6 keywords.

English Edition2024.07.02

英文新聞Elephant calves have been found buried – what does that mean?Have you heard of the myth of the elephant graveyards? Recent observations of buried Asian elephant calves may finally give that legend some credence.

English Edition2024.06.03

英文新聞People at the Helm - How Taiwan Transitions from Authoritarianism to DemocracyIn the past, Taiwan had two "Presidents Chiang" who ruled the island consecutively for 37 years, along with a "Never-Changing Assembly." Before the democratic movement, predecessors experienced numerous protests and constitutional amendments, eventually establishing the system of direct presidential elections.

English Edition2024.04.23

英文新聞Why aren't children allowed to vote? An expert debunks the arguments againstAre children too ill-informed to vote? A researcher from the Centre for the Future of Democracy at the University of Cambridge explains the fundamental meaning and role of elections, refuting three common arguments against children voting.

English Edition2024.01.02

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