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Yonsei University is partnering with RIKEN and IBM to utilize the world's top-level supercomputer, Fugaku, and IBM Quantum System One to tackle complex computational challenges in understanding diseases like Leigh Syndrome.

Scientists have discovered a much more extensive river system on Mars, suggesting that water flowed on its surface for a significantly longer period than previously thought, increasing the chances that the planet may have once been habitable.

A new popular pasta dish featuring asparagus and orzo has emerged for spring, praised for its creamy texture and flavor.

Estonian judokas achieved notable placements in a European Cup event held in Latvia, with one securing a silver and another a bronze medal.

The Korean won has plunged past 1517.3 against the US dollar ahead of President Trump's ultimatum concerning Iran, marking a significant drop in the stock market and raising fears of a broader Middle Eastern conflict.

Claudia Sheinbaum, the president of Mexico, asserts that there is freedom of expression in the country, despite acknowledging that criticisms of her government do not concern her much.

Hezbollah launched a significant attack in northern Israel, resulting in one death and the destruction of three vehicles.

The Israeli army has conducted a significant attack in southern Lebanon, destroying an important bridge and ordering the destruction of all bridges over the Litani River as part of military operations.

The UK comedy series 'Last One Laughing' returns for its second season on Prime Video with an all-star cast.

The Christian Union and 'Lithuania - for Everyone' political groups are planning to merge due to shared views on family, Christian values, and responsible governance.

The article discusses the cynical business model within the 'manosphere', as explored by documentarian Louis Theroux.

The UK government is implementing significant changes to employment law, including sick pay starting from day one and enhanced protections for millions of workers, effective April 6, 2026.

This article explores the historical significance and enduring nature of using pots and pans as tools of political protest, particularly through the lens of cultural practices like 'casserolade' in Europe and 'cacerolazo' in Latin America.

Kindergarten employees in Oslo receive different support for work clothing based on their district, leading to frustration over inequality.

A 20-year-old man was shot dead in Örebro, Sweden, and no arrests have been made as police investigate the incident.

Jimmy Fallon humorously critiqued Trump on 'The Tonight Show,' referencing Estonia as one of the countries rejecting a US aid request.

The article discusses remedies and practices to follow if one's Navratri fast is unintentionally broken during the festival dedicated to Goddess Durga.

A security expert warns that countries, including the Czech Republic, are unprepared for drone warfare and highlights the advancements Ukraine has made.

A fire at the Yeongdeok Wind Power Plant in South Korea resulted in the death of one worker and left two others unaccounted for.

On Sunday, March 29, 2026, clocks will be set one hour forward for the start of Daylight Saving Time in Greece.

The South Australian premier warns that One Nation represents a significant threat to federal Labor following the party's strong performance in the state elections.

Tallinna Linnateatri actress Maris Nõlvak discusses her journey towards becoming an actress and the importance of separating herself from the roles she plays.

Two cargo ships have arrived in Mangalore, one from Russia and the other from Texas, as India seeks alternative routes for supplies amidst geopolitical tensions.

The NHS raises awareness about 'NEO' blood, a type of blood suitable for critically ill newborns, urging more donors to come forward.

A rare case of conjoined twins was born in Aligarh, shocking the family with both joy and sorrow as they faced an unexpected medical situation.

Two women, one Brazilian and one Paraguayan, were arrested with a cache of weapons during a police operation on the border between São Paulo and Paraná.

The recent party leaders' debate in Denmark revealed stark contrasts in performance and changed the dynamics of the election campaign.

A police officer in Buenos Aires fired over ten shots at two assailants attempting to steal his vehicle, resulting in one arrest and a police pursuit of the other.

Dr. Michael Mosley proposed a simple meal time change that could lower the risk of type 2 diabetes and other health issues posthumously in his book 'Just One Thing Volume 2'.

The article discusses the unique architectural features and cultural significance of the Modern Madrid colony, highlighting a recent renovation that preserves its historical value.

Security expert Milan Mikulecký warns about the lack of preparedness against drone threats, highlighting shortcomings even in wealthy nations, while pointing to Ukraine's innovative countermeasures during the ongoing conflict.

A comparison of two oven cleaning products reveals that the cheaper option outperformed the more expensive one in cleaning efficiency.

The author reflects on the upcoming unveiling of a commemorative plaque in Milan honoring their grandfather, Dario Fo.

A student expresses concern over a policy allowing audio assistance in national Swedish tests, arguing it undermines the importance of reading skills.

Lithuania will switch to daylight saving time this weekend by moving the clocks one hour forward.

The FDP faces severe backlash after dismal election results in Rhineland-Palatinate, marking one of its worst performances in western Germany.

A strike on a broadcasting facility in southern Iran has resulted in one dead and one injured, with Iran blaming the US and Israel for the attack.

The article discusses how Iran is charging significant fees to allow oil tankers to pass through the strategically important Hormuz Strait amid an ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel, resulting in an escalating oil and gas crisis worldwide.

The article discusses Denmark's new work obligation model for unemployed immigrants, highlighting the experiences of Goodluck Yamwaka, who is required to perform community service to qualify for welfare benefits.

Two ballistic missiles were fired towards Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's capital, with one intercepted and the other landing in an uninhabited area.

A bride was left in shock after discovering the truth about her groom's identity as an IAS officer, which turned out to be a deception.

The article discusses the intellectual legacy of Raúl Alfonsín, emphasizing his role in Argentine democracy.

Cuba has begun a gradual return of electricity to wide areas of Havana following a complete collapse of its national grid for the second time in one week amid an unprecedented energy crisis.

A month ago, heavy rains devastated the Zona da Mata region of Brazil, resulting in significant loss of life and property.

Shiv Thakare has emerged as the winner of the reality show The 50, receiving a cash prize of 50 lakh, which he has chosen to give to his number one fan instead.

The NSW government is set to trial a Smart Rental Bonds system that allows renters to transfer their bond from one property to another before its full launch in mid-2026.

An attack on a radio station in Bandar Abbas, Iran, has resulted in one death and an injury, occurring amid ongoing tensions in the region.

Support for One Nation has surged in South Australia, driven by voter frustration with the two-party system and concerns about migration.

The article discusses how to keep milk fresh during the hot summer months by employing a simple kitchen hack.

As South Australian voters express frustration with traditional parties, One Nation's rise signals a significant political shift, challenging the status quo of the Liberal party.