Imprisoned dissidents are not victims, but fighters, says Nobel laureate Bialyacki
Nobel laureate Ales Bialyacki asserts that imprisoned dissidents are fighters for their beliefs rather than victims, emphasizing the strength of their resistance.
Has Trump's dream finally shattered? A complete knockdown from the skull site
An article discussing the perceived futility of Donald Trump’s hopes for a Nobel Peace Prize, reflected by visitor sentiments at the Nobel Peace Prize museum in Oslo.
Nobel Prize in Literature, Soyinka Challenges Western Fiction of the Individual
Wole Soyinka, the Nobel Prize-winning author, reflects on the differences between Western individualism and non-Western communal identities in his latest novel.
Free Theater Exhibition Celebrates the Centenary of Dario Fo with Plays and Workshops
In celebration of Dario Fo's centenary, Teatro Itália in São Paulo will host a week-long program featuring various activities related to the Nobel laureate's works.
‘Nobel’ of Mathematics for the Lone Wolf Who Illuminated the Scribbled Enigma in the Margin of a Book in 1637
German mathematician Gerd Faltings has won the Abel Prize for proving a conjecture that contributed to the demonstration of Fermat's Last Theorem.
Nobel Prize-winning author Han Kang to showcase installation work at the Korean hall of the Venice Biennale
Author Han Kang, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2024, will present her installation work at the Korean pavilion during the 61st International Venice Biennale from May to November.
Kaveh Madani, from being accused of bioterrorism to winning the 'Nobel' of water: "I observe the destruction of Iran with deep anxiety"
Kaveh Madani, a scientist previously accused of bioterrorism, has been awarded the 2026 Stockholm Water Prize, reflecting on his experiences and the environmental crisis in Iran.
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel Prize winner who laid the foundations of AI, heads the lineup of the upcoming Starmus festival
Geoffrey Hinton, a Nobel Prize-winning pioneer in artificial intelligence, will lead the program at the eighth edition of the Starmus festival, celebrating science and music in the Canary Islands.
Brazil loses the right to nominate a candidate for the International Children's Literature Prize
Brazil is unable to nominate candidates for the Hans Christian Andersen Award, regarded as the Nobel Prize for children's literature, due to the loss of its representation at the International Board on Books for Young People.
"Grenades" around the "flag"
Nobel laureate economist Joseph E. Stiglitz discusses the impact of the Gulf War on the global economy, highlighting concerns from Greek citizens about inflation and economic measures taken by the government.
The harshest sentence from a Nobel: "I have gotten used to continuing to live because I am too cowardly to remove myself from the picture"
This article discusses a profound statement made by Nobel laureate Severo Ochoa regarding his struggles with loneliness and meaning after the loss of his wife.
Donald Trump No Longer Wants the Nobel Peace Prize? Here Are the Wars He Has Provoked
The article examines the contradictions between President Trump's claims about U.S. military operations in Iran and the assessments of military intelligence regarding the actual damages inflicted.
Marc Abrahams, founder of the 'joke Nobels': 'Scientists in the U.S. are very angry. People are waking up'
Marc Abrahams, founder of the Ig Nobel Prizes, expresses concern for the safety of award winners in the U.S. and announces a move to Switzerland.
The Evaluation Axis of the Nobel Prize: Different from Other Awards - The Award for Regulatory T Cells
Professor Shimon Sakaguchi from Osaka University discusses his path in T cell research amidst challenges and reflects on receiving the 2025 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.
Control T-cell Paper Published in Nature: Overcoming Adverse Winds in Academia
Professor Shimon Sakaguchi of Osaka University discusses the challenges he faced in T-regulatory cell research and the eventual recognition of his work despite initial skepticism.
Nobel Prize Winner Dr. Shibumi Sakaguchi Successfully Obtains Research Scholarship in the US for Young Researchers
Dr. Shibumi Sakaguchi discusses his path to winning the Nobel Prize and his successful research endeavors amidst challenges in the field of regulatory T cells.
Ig Nobel Awards will no longer be held in America
The Ig Nobel Awards ceremony will now take place in Zurich instead of the USA due to safety concerns for attendees.
Chinese Nobel of Literature, Mo Yan comes to Brazil for the 50th Anniversary Forum of Unesp
Chinese Nobel laureate Mo Yan will arrive in Brazil for an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of the São Paulo State University (Unesp) alongside a delegation of writers from his country.
Mikhail Gorbachev: Why is he so disliked in Russia?
The article explores the contrasting perceptions of Mikhail Gorbachev in the West and Russia, questioning why he is revered abroad yet disliked at home.
Ig Nobel Prize: Science in the USA needs self-irony right now
The Ig Nobel Prize ceremony will be held in Europe this year, marking the first time it has not taken place in the USA, a decision attributed to political factors.
That girl from Iran... who conquered the world not with missiles, but with 'math'!
The article highlights the story of Maryam Mirzakhani, an Iranian mathematician who overcame her early aversion to math to win the prestigious Fields Medal, often referred to as the Nobel Prize of Mathematics.
'No Interest in Nobel Peace Prize...' Trump's Desperation Emerges Amid Iran War
Donald Trump has expressed a lack of interest in winning the Nobel Peace Prize, despite previously asserting that he is deserving of it.
About 10,000 writers sign a blank book to protest against the 'theft' of AI in the United Kingdom
Around 10,000 writers, including Nobel laureate Kazuo Ishiguro, have signed a blank book to protest against using their copyrighted works for AI training without consent.
Chilean architect Smiljan Radić Clarke wins the Pritzker Prize
Chilean architect Smiljan Radić Clarke has been awarded the Pritzker Prize, known as the Nobel of architecture, for his unique modern designs that appear intentionally unfinished.
Donald Tusk announced that "Poland has a new Nobel laureate." After a moment, he added "but"
Donald Tusk highlighted that Victor Ambros, the Nobel Prize winner in Physiology or Medicine for 2024, is seeking Polish citizenship to honor his Polish heritage.
This moment is proposed as curriculum in schools
Norwegian education authorities have proposed new content lists for primary education, aiming to strengthen students' knowledge of national history and cultural heritage, despite criticisms of the existing curriculum.
This moment is proposed as curriculum in schools
Norwegian Education Minister Kari Nessa Nordtun has proposed new curriculum content for schools aimed at providing concrete knowledge in Norwegian history and cultural heritage, though it has received criticism for not adequately including the country’s Nobel laureates in literature.
Iranian Nobel Peace Laureate to Yle: War is escalating and Iran's leadership will fight to the bitter end
Shirin Ebadi warns that Iran's government is willing to go to extreme lengths to maintain its grip on power amidst escalating conflict.
Jacinto Benavente: how to dust off a Nobel
The Spanish Theatre premieres a new production of Jacinto Benavente's 'La malquerida', featuring Aitana Sánchez-Gijón almost 40 years after her initial performance in the same play.
King Felipe VI meets with María Corina Machado in Chile
King Felipe VI of Spain met with Venezuelan Nobel Peace Prize winner María Corina Machado in Chile to discuss the presidential handover to José Antonio Kast.
[Exclusive] Scholars behind Nobel nomination call Korea’s ‘Revolution of Light’ a beacon of democratic resilience
Leading political scientists have nominated the citizen protests in South Korea known as the 'Revolution of Light' for a Nobel Prize, highlighting its significance in promoting democratic engagement.
Michael Young, Nobel Prize in Medicine: "In the liver, circadian rhythms help digest food much better and transform it into energy"
Michael Young highlights the crucial role of circadian rhythms in the liver for effective digestion and energy transformation, based on his Nobel-winning research in medicine.
The Iranian Nobel Laureate Ebadi: "The American intervention is essential for our liberation"
Shirin Ebadi, an Iranian Nobel Peace Prize laureate and activist in exile, believes that American intervention is crucial for the liberation of Iran, drawing parallels with historical resistance movements.
Recognition Is Given in Congress to the Wives of Nahuel Gallo and Germán Giuliani
In a ceremony in Congress, recognition was awarded to the wives of Nahuel Gallo and Germán Giuliani during a tribute to Venezuelan Nobel laureate María Corina Machado.
All the Wars of Donald Trump, the President Who Hopes for the Nobel Peace Prize
The article discusses Donald Trump's initiation of a global anti-drug war, marked by military operations targeting drug cartels beginning in September 2025.
The Ig Nobel Prize Ceremony is Moving - Risky for Winners to Visit the USA
The Ig Nobel Prize ceremony, which honors humorous research, will now be held in Europe due to safety concerns for winners traveling to the USA.
Alliance Against Big Tech. Nobel Laureates and Politicians Want to Leash AI
A diverse coalition of Nobel laureates, politicians, and industry leaders is advocating for strict regulations on artificial intelligence to ensure human control and safety.
The prestigious 'Ig Nobel' awards move to Europe after 35 years in the U.S.: "It has become unsafe for our winners"
The Ig Nobel awards, known for celebrating unusual scientific research, will be relocated to Europe following concerns about safety in the U.S.
Safety prompts alternative Nobel Prize to move
The Ig Nobel Prize ceremony is relocating from the United States to Switzerland due to global security concerns.
'We were getting Nobel for Trump, let us take oil from Russia...,' Pakistan cannot digest India's concession
A senior Pakistani journalist criticizes the Shehbaz government for not seeking similar concessions from Trump as India did regarding oil imports from Russia.
Outback mining asset's sale for up to $100 million secures town's future
The sale of Dyno Nobel's Phosphate Hill in Queensland for up to $100 million is expected to secure jobs and support the local copper industry in Mount Isa.
[Exclusive] “Martial Law is the Worst Public Crime… The Great Devotion and Participation of Korean Citizens” - Interviews with Scholars Nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize
Scholars who nominated South Korean citizens for the Nobel Peace Prize discuss the significance of citizen participation in democracy and the recent challenges faced by South Korea.
Emicida and Nobel Prize Winner Launch Children's Books on Global Poverty
A duo of children's books created by Nobel Prize-winning economist Esther Duflo will be launched in Brazil, focusing on global poverty and collective solutions.
A Nobel Assembly Should Be Established to Strengthen the Nobel Committee's Work
The article discusses the need to establish a Nobel Assembly to enhance the credibility of the Nobel Committee, which is currently undergoing a crisis due to corruption allegations against its former leader.
Marie Curie's Daughter Who Won a Nobel Prize: Irène Joliot-Curie and Her Similarities with Her Mother
The article discusses the shared achievements and experiences of Irène Joliot-Curie and her mother, Marie Curie, particularly focusing on their contributions to science and their mutual dedication during World War I.
What Thoughts Usually Fill the Heart
The article contrasts the lives and choices of Albert Schweitzer and Albert Camus, highlighting the different values that guided their actions and the legacies they left behind.
Trump and Tapia do not withdraw from the Nobel; Javi does
The article discusses Donald Trump's renewed pursuit of the Nobel Peace Prize amidst rising tensions, alongside Argentine figure Tapia's contributions in international affairs.
Fraktur: Why did Trump make Khamenei a martyr?
The article explores the motivations behind Trump's controversial actions regarding Khamenei, suggesting that personal gain and the pursuit of a Nobel Peace Prize may play a role.
Asle Toje says Caritas paid for Venezuela trip. Caritas finds no payments.
Asle Toje claims that Caritas financed part of his trip to Venezuela, but Caritas denies any financial transactions related to his visit.
António Lobo Antunes has died, the great voice of European literature
António Lobo Antunes, a prominent Portuguese writer and significant figure in contemporary European literature, has passed away at the age of 83 in Lisbon.