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The 'Glucose Goddess' says 3 food hacks helped her reduce blood sugar spikes for better mood and energy
HealthBusiness Insider4h ago

The 'Glucose Goddess' says 3 food hacks helped her reduce blood sugar spikes for better mood and energy

Jessie Inchauspé, better known as the "Glucose Goddess," has built a brand on sharing advice for balancing blood sugar. Sahim Ahmed Jessie Inchauspé, aka the "Glucose Goddess," built a brand on sharing her tips for balancing blood sugar. She said wearing a CGM helped her understand blood sugar in real time for better energy and mood. Starting the day with protein and adding fiber to snacks are science-backed ways to balance blood sugar. It started with a donut. One morning, Jessie Inchauspé...

Limassol firm offers full tourism management scholarship at Tepak
Businesscyprus-mail10h ago

Limassol firm offers full tourism management scholarship at Tepak

Destination Management Company Drakos DMC has announced that it is offering a full scholarship for a Master of Science in Tourism Management at the Cyprus University of Technology (Tepak). The financial award has a total value of €5,125 and is aimed at supporting young talent within the local industry. To apply for the funding or […]

Anthropic and Pentagon Feud Over AI Work Escalates
TechnologyBBCbloombergle-monde+7nzzDWThe Independenthinduindian-expressndtvchannel-news-asia21h ago10 sources

Anthropic and Pentagon Feud Over AI Work Escalates

A dispute between AI firm Anthropic and the Pentagon is intensifying, with Anthropic spurning a bid to defuse the feud and the Pentagon hardening its ultimatum over AI use.

Anthropic Refuses Pentagon Demand to Remove AI Safety Guardrails
PoliticswapoThe GuardianFrance 24+1channel-news-asia1d ago4 sources

Anthropic Refuses Pentagon Demand to Remove AI Safety Guardrails

Anthropic has stated it cannot in good conscience comply with a Pentagon demand to remove safety precautions from its Claude AI model, despite threats to cancel a $200 million contract. Critics warn against the dangers of relaxing AI guardrails for military use.

The Guardian view on Plaid Cymru’s rise: Welsh politics is on the brink of a revolution | Editorial
PoliticsThe Guardian1d ago

The Guardian view on Plaid Cymru’s rise: Welsh politics is on the brink of a revolution | Editorial

After a century of Labour dominance, disillusionment with both Westminster and Cardiff has given progressive nationalists a historic opportunity Speaking last October at his party’s annual conference, Plaid Cymru’s leader, Rhun ap Iorwerth, raised the biggest cheer when he laid out the stakes in what may be an era-defining Senedd election: “Let’s be clear,” he told his audience: “We’re not here to act as Labour’s conscience. We are not here to repair Labour. We are here to replace them.” For ...

EVN Macedonia Honored for Pioneering Dual Education
Businessmkd-mk1d ago

EVN Macedonia Honored for Pioneering Dual Education

EVN Macedonia received an award for its pioneering efforts in dual education, with the Minister of Education and Science, Vesna Janevska, emphasizing the importance of further developing dual education to align with labor market needs.

China extends tech lead over South Korea and surpasses Japan, Seoul’s ranking data shows
TechnologySCMP1d ago

China extends tech lead over South Korea and surpasses Japan, Seoul’s ranking data shows

China widened its lead over South Korea in critical technologies in recent years, according to an official review by Seoul’s science ministry, as Beijing doubles down on strategic investment in advanced research. The expanding gap underscores the need for both countries to move beyond zero-sum competition and deepen cooperation in economic and technological development, according to analysts. Quantifying this trend, the latest technology-level assessment from the South Korean Ministry of Scie...

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University Joins APSIA
morocco-world-news2d ago

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University Joins APSIA

Mohammed VI Polytechnic University (UM6P) in Morocco has announced that its Faculty of Governance, Economics and Social Sciences (FGSES) has joined the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA), becoming the first African and MENA member.

KGC study links red ginseng to hangover relief
HealthKorea Herald3d ago

KGC study links red ginseng to hangover relief

Korea Ginseng Corp. said Tuesday that findings from a joint clinical study suggest a formulation containing Korean red ginseng extract may help lower blood alcohol levels and alleviate hangover symptoms. The study, conducted by the company’s research and development division in collaboration with researchers from CHA University’s Department of Food Science and Biotechnology and Jeonju Korean Medicine Hospital of Wonkwang University, was published in the international academic journal Journal of

NUP to allow conscience vote on VP Sara’s impeachment
Politicsphilstar8h ago

NUP to allow conscience vote on VP Sara’s impeachment

Members of the National Unity Party (NUP) will most likely exercise a conscience vote in the impeachment case against Vice President Sara Duterte, House deputy speaker and Antipolo City Rep. Ronnie Puno said on Thursday, denying claims that they are daunted by Duterte’s announcement of her presidential bid.

Anthropic refuses to bend to Pentagon on AI safeguards
TechnologyFTFrance 24de-volkskrant+3observadorYahooTimes of India9h ago6 sources

Anthropic refuses to bend to Pentagon on AI safeguards

A public showdown between the Trump administration and Anthropic is hitting an impasse as military officials demand the artificial intelligence company bend its ethical policies by Friday or risk damaging its business. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei drew a sharp red line 24 hours before the deadline, declaring his company “cannot in good conscience accede” to the Pentagon’s final demand to allow unrestricted use of its technology.

KNUST researchers recover Ghana’s first musket balls using advanced geophysical technology
Sciencemyjoyonline12h ago

KNUST researchers recover Ghana’s first musket balls using advanced geophysical technology

Researchers at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, Kumasi (KNUST) have recovered what they describe as Ghana’s first musket balls discovered at a colonial fort by Ghanaian scientists, marking a milestone in the country’s archaeological research. The 18th-century musket balls each measuring about 1.8 centimetres in diameter were unearthed at Fort Tantumquery in […]

AI Firm Anthropic Rejects Pentagon's Demand for Unrestricted Military Access
TechnologyAPNPRder-standard+10orfdigi24Yahoohotnewsla-vanguardiaTimes of Indiaindian-expressstraits-timesseeking-alphaRappler15h ago13 sources

AI Firm Anthropic Rejects Pentagon's Demand for Unrestricted Military Access

AI company Anthropic is refusing the Pentagon's demand for unrestricted use of its technology, citing concerns over mass surveillance and autonomous weapons, a dispute that could lead to the loss of its government contract.

Grifols Doubles Profit and Increases Revenue
Businessla-vanguardia1d ago

Grifols Doubles Profit and Increases Revenue

The Spanish multinational pharmaceutical company Grifols more than doubled its profit, with revenue increasing by 4.3% to 7.524 billion euros, driven by strong performance in its bioscience division.

Fact check: Viral video does not show PTI founder Imran from his 2nd Pims hospital visit
PoliticsDawn2d ago

Fact check: Viral video does not show PTI founder Imran from his 2nd Pims hospital visit

Multiple PTI supporters across social media platforms were sharing a dim clip of party founder Imran Khan since February 24, 2026, claiming that it was from his latest visit to the Pakistan Institute of Medical Sciences (Pims) for a second eye injection. However, the video is old from February 20, 2023, when he appeared before the Lahore High Court (LHC) for interim protective bail in a case. The iVerify Pakistan team investigated this content and determined that it is false. Imran was brough...

Sciencepublico3d ago

Portuguese Government Discusses Science Funding and Priorities

The Portuguese government organized a day to discuss science, focusing primarily on its economic implications. The event presented a methodology for deciding science funding and priorities, with Fernando Alexandre emphasizing a goal of 3% of GDP for science by 2030.

Ivo Josipović's Lecture on March 2nd in Zenica
Politics3d ago

Ivo Josipović's Lecture on March 2nd in Zenica

Former President of the Republic of Croatia, Dr. Ivo Josipović, will hold a lecture in the amphitheater of the Faculty of Engineering and Natural Sciences of the University of Zenica, on March 2nd at 10:00 AM, under the title "Que Vad

Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai - Part 1 Review
Cultureign2h ago

Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai - Part 1 Review

Review: New to Netflix, Baki-Dou: The Invincible Samurai - Part 1 strikes an entertaining balance between martial arts mania and science-fiction drama that doesn’t make viewers choose between awesome fights, silly humor, and relatable, broad-stroke themes.

The Troubling Concept of Free Will
Sciencerzeczpospolita9h ago

The Troubling Concept of Free Will

Scientific experiments suggest that while science may lean towards determinism, abandoning the belief in free will can lead to negative human behavior.

NCERT Textbook Row and SC Ban
Politicshindustan-times17h ago

NCERT Textbook Row and SC Ban

The Supreme Court has banned NCERT’s Class 8 Social Science book due to a chapter on 'judicial corruption' and issued contempt notices, sparking a controversy.

How Pentagon's 'Friday deadline' may have come hours early for Anthropic
TechnologyNYTFTcnbc+6le-figaroBusiness InsiderYahooTimes of Indiachannel-news-asia20-minuten1d ago9 sources

How Pentagon's 'Friday deadline' may have come hours early for Anthropic

The US Department of War is scrutinizing AI firm Anthropic. Major defense contractors like Boeing and Lockheed Martin have been asked about their use of Anthropic's Claude AI. This comes as the Pentagon issued an ultimatum to Anthropic regarding its AI model's military applications. Anthropic's refusal to remove safeguards has led to this escalation.

Polish Judge Elections to KRS: A Test for State Seriousness
Politicsrzeczpospolita1d ago

Polish Judge Elections to KRS: A Test for State Seriousness

Bartosz Pilitowski states that the 'plan B' for electing judges to the National Council of the Judiciary (KRS) is not 'rocket science' but a test of the state's seriousness, requiring clear parliamentary declaration, fair candidate selection, and judicial acceptance.

PM Modi's Visit to Israel Boosts Bilateral Relations
PoliticsTimes of India2d ago

PM Modi's Visit to Israel Boosts Bilateral Relations

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Israel, engaging in discussions with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to enhance bilateral relations across various sectors, including science, technology, agriculture, defense, trade, and investment. The visit garnered rare bipartisan support in Israel, with opposition leaders also welcoming Modi.

Cyprus launches dialogue series to boost women’s role in science
Sciencecyprus-mail2d ago

Cyprus launches dialogue series to boost women’s role in science

Cyprus’ office of the Commissioner for Gender Equality this week launched a new public dialogue series with a discussion focused on women’s participation in science, bringing students and journalists into the policy conversation from the outset. The first session, titled ‘Women in science: when equality strengthens innovation”, examined the persistent underrepresentation of women in Science, […]

Saturn Awards 2026 Announce Special Achievement Honorees
Culturedeadline3d ago

Saturn Awards 2026 Announce Special Achievement Honorees

The Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films has revealed a group of A-List Special Achievement Honorees for the 53rd Annual Saturn Awards, including Christopher McQuarrie, with Tom Cruise presenting, and James Cameron & Gale Anne Hurd for 'Aliens'.

Under Tinubu, govs no longer borrow to pay salaries — Ex-Minister Ikoh
Politicsvanguard-ng3d ago

Under Tinubu, govs no longer borrow to pay salaries — Ex-Minister Ikoh

Former Minister of State for Science and Technology and the Abia State Renewed Hope Ambassador, Chief Henry Ikoh, has said that far-reaching economic reforms introduced by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have ended the era when state governments borrowed to pay workers’ salaries. The post Under Tinubu, govs no longer borrow to pay salaries — Ex-Minister Ikoh appeared first on Vanguard News.