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Nearly 50,000 Yemeni civilians flee as Houthis advance along Red Sea coast

Civilians in the Middle East’s poorest country have found themselves victims of a global struggle for control over one of the most important shipping routes in the world, which threatens to turn Yemen’s on-off conflict into a forever war.

By Sachin Gawer      oct 24 2026

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Aug 10, 2026 . 7min read

History

Is Male Dominance Natural? What Animals and Ancient Societies Reveal About Gender Equality

Is a society ruled by men the natural order of things? It is a question that has shaped human history, and one that science is still trying to answer. A look at our closest animal relatives

Oct 26, 2026 . 9min read

Science

Beyond the Human Brain: How Small Brains Create Extraordinary Intelligence

One in nine migratory birds are threatened with extinction and 45% of migratory species such as cuckoos, turtle doves and Arctic terns are in decline, according to a global report.

History

Ötzi: What a 5,300-Year-Old Body Can Tell Us About the Past

For thousands of years, a man lay hidden beneath the ice of the Alps. No one knew his name, where he had come from, or how he had died. Then, in the summer of 1991, two German tourists hiking in the Ötztal Alps on the border between Austria and Italy noticed what appeared to be a human body trapped in the ice.

Oct 1, 2026 . 5min read

History

Oral and Folk Histories: Memory, Storytelling, and the Human Past

Writing an oral history of world is a silly thing to do. There is too much information related to personal stories, folks, myths, interviews, memories and for one person to know and to understand that how much true reality is there which affects the life of people is daunting task.

Sep 13, 2026 . 9min read

Aug 10, 2026 . 7min read

History

Is Male Dominance Natural? What Animals and Ancient Societies Reveal About Gender Equality

Is a society ruled by men the natural order of things? It is a question that has shaped human history, and one that science is still trying to answer. A look at our closest animal relatives

Oct 26, 2026 . 9min read

Science

Beyond the Human Brain: How Small Brains Create Extraordinary Intelligence

One in nine migratory birds are threatened with extinction and 45% of migratory species such as cuckoos, turtle doves and Arctic terns are in decline, according to a global report.

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