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Professor Valter Mainetti reflects on the anniversary of Aldo Moro's kidnapping, emphasizing its significance in the history of the Italian Republic and the importance of democracy.

The miniseries 'Vladimir' explores the complex dynamics between a university professor, her younger colleague, and the fallout from her husband's allegations of misconduct.

The Iran conflict could signify the first major defeat of Trump's 'Monroe Doctrine', according to Iranian professor Afshin Matin-Asgari.

An Iranian sociologist warns that U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran might unintentionally galvanize anti-American sentiments among the youth who previously opposed their own regime.

An interview with Tsutomu Hatano, a professor emeritus at Tsukuba University, explores whether the Japanese government has honestly communicated the true nature of Japan-U.S. relations to its citizens, especially in the context of an upcoming summit amid rising tensions in the Middle East.

A conversation with Professor Choi Jae-Woon discusses the impacts of AI in modern warfare, particularly in the context of the Iran war and its implications for future military strategies.

An Icelandic professor played a key role in a case in Australia where a dog named Rosie was cured of cancer using artificial intelligence.

A professor with nearly 20 years of research on gut bacteria has adjusted his diet by increasing the consumption of two specific types of food.

Professor Cho Dong-il discusses the significance of equality in relationships as seen in the story of Pyeonggang and Ondal.

The historic ship Professor W. Besnard partially sank after collecting rainwater and being flooded, due to stolen power cables needed for a pump.

The historic ship Professor W. Besnard capsized in Santos port and will be removed for potential recovery or preservation as a historical site.

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.

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.

A Lithuanian professor critiques expensive gut tests, suggesting the money spent is wasteful.

Professor Barbara Ukropcová discusses how an active lifestyle can lower the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and emphasizes the importance of lifelong exercise rather than relying on medications.

The escalation of the war in Iran threatens to cause a new refugee crisis and increase terrorism risks in Europe, according to Professor Hannu Juusola from the University of Helsinki.

Marcos Aurélio Abe, a jiu-jitsu professor, has died after being shot during a dispute involving Rafael Corrêa Rodrigues, the vice-mayor of Colina, SP, who is the main suspect in the case.

The partial sinking of the ship Professor W. Besnard near Santos has revived memories of notable shipwrecks along the Brazilian coast, involving events from the Second World War to modern incidents.

A professor criticizes proposals related to vaccination made by a member of the SPD.

Professor Tadeusz Kowalski discusses how the acquisition of TVN by Paramount Skydance could affect its viewership and competition with TV Republic.

A historic ship, the Professor W. Besnard, tilted and rested on the estuary floor at the Port of Santos, with no reported injuries.

The ship Professor W. Besnard tilted and became supported on the bottom of the estuary at the Port of Santos, with no reported injuries.

Recent discussions surrounding the expedited budgeting process in the Japanese National Assembly raise concerns about the implications for democratic practices, as highlighted by Professor Chizu Okawa.

Croatian President Zoran Milanović's rhetoric regarding Israel has sparked public discourse and concern over security issues related to Iranian influence in Croatia, as discussed by political science professor Boris Havel.

Almecina Balbino Ferreira, a candidate for vice-rector at the Federal University of Acre, faced racist remarks during a debate, prompting the university to express condemnation and pledge measures against such incidents.

A Finnish professor criticizes President Trump's handling of intelligence regarding Iran, suggesting it reflects his unhealthy relationship with the intelligence community.

Professor Emerita Giedrė Lukšaitė-Mrázkova discusses the influence of notable Czech composers on classical music and their historical contexts.

Harvard Business School professor Christina M. Wallace emphasizes the importance of storytelling as a fundamental human skill in the rapidly changing landscape shaped by AI and entrepreneurship.

This article reviews Freida McFadden's latest work, 'The Professor', noting its predictability despite attempts to shock.

The article discusses the oppressive nature of the Iranian regime and highlights the story of Azar Nafisi, an expelled literature professor who created a secret class for women to explore literature and the truth under oppressive conditions.

Baek Byeong-dong, a pioneering figure in Korean contemporary music and former professor at Seoul National University, has passed away at the age of 90.

A Wrocław professor argues that Estonia has a clearer understanding of the Russian threat compared to Poland, largely due to its direct border with Russia.

Professor Xueqin Jiang, known as 'China's Nostradamus', has made waves with his accurate predictions regarding the US-Iran conflict and Donald Trump's election prospects.

The Federal University of West Bahia (Ufob) is accepting applications for a public competition offering 29 professor positions with salaries ranging from R$ 3.9 thousand to R$ 14.4 thousand.

Professor Kim Hyung-nam from Sejong University was awarded the Best in Dance at the 39th Korea Arts and Culture Awards.

A Korean research team has developed a technique that allows the safe transfer of vertically aligned carbon nanotubes at room temperature, significantly enhancing the performance of electronic devices.

The article discusses the often-overlooked role of doctors who were involved in Poland's fight for independence, highlighting figures like Professor Ludwik Hirszfeld.

The University of São Paulo has fired professor José Maurício Rosolen following allegations of sexual harassment against postgraduate students at its Ribeirão Preto campus.

Professor Hannu Juusola assessed that there were no signs of reconciliation in Mojtaba Khamenei's first statement as Iran's new Supreme Leader.

A former student at the Federal University of Goiás accused professor Victor Rezende Moreira Couto of sexual harassment, revealing that he suggested they go to a motel during a school trip.

The article commemorates the life and contributions of Eleni Karamalengou, a prominent professor in Latin philology at the University of Athens, who recently passed away.

The South Korean government appointed Professor Baek Tae-woong as Ambassador to the OECD, a move unusual for his background in human rights rather than economics.

Professor Noh Jung-hye reflects on the challenges faced by educators in engaging Generation Z students, noting their lack of response in classroom settings and the implications for the future of higher education.

The article pays tribute to Helen Karamałego, a prominent Latin literature professor, and her contributions to the Greek academic landscape.

Recent studies indicate that artificial intelligence-driven bots are becoming increasingly difficult to identify, with a significant portion of social media users unable to distinguish between human and bot participation in discussions.

Hongik University has suspended Associate Professor Nam Kyung-joo, a musical theater actor, following allegations of sexual assault that have been referred to the prosecution.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding Professor Anto Mikić's public statements about journalist Šarić and the portal Narod.hr, highlighting Mikić's accusations and subsequent actions against Šarić.

Finance professor Vesa Puttonen shares his early investment experiences from his time in the army, which led him to significant financial lessons after losing his savings in a company bankruptcy.

A professor suggests radical measures to combat obesity in Norway, including banning ultra-processed foods and introducing mandatory cooking classes.

Economics professor Kjetil Storesletten forecasts that gasoline prices in Norway could rise to as much as 35 kroner per liter due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, particularly a prolonged war against Iran.