Inside the chimpanzee medicine cabinet: we’ve found a new way chimps treat wounds with plants
The plants chimpanzees use to treat their wounds have been found to have medicinal properties.
Where should governments spend your money? The impossible maths of political and moral decisions
Behind every hospital and railway is a cost-benefit calculation.
The Last of Us: season two forgets what made its video game unforgettable
What works over a weekend of play may falter over week-by-week seasons of television, experienced years apart.
Hidden gems of LGBTQ+ cinema: Saving Face is a complicated romcom that tenderly depicts the experiences of queer Asians
A woman’s desire and cultural expectation clash in this heartwarming romantic comedy.
How I uncovered a potential ancient Rome wine scam
Cretian raisin wine was incredibly popular with Romans but the real deal takes a long time to make.
South Korea is finally reckoning with its decades-long foreign adoption scandal
In the wake of the Korean War, hundreds of thousands of children were sent abroad.
A traffic-light system for dogwalkers could protect breeding birds, seal pups and other wildlife
Our proposed system of coloured pawprints would provide consistent countryside guidelines for dog walkers.
Appendix cancer rising among younger generation – new study
The puzzling rise of this rare cancer in young adults.
British dads are going ‘on strike’ for better parental leave
Many fathers think neither the UK government nor employers view their participation in childcare as important.
PKK’s decision to disband shows the benefit of engaging in politics rather than an armed struggle
PKK’s decision to disarm and disband can provide lessons for other countries facing insurgencies.