A Tibetan cooperative keeps a centuries-old weaving tradition alive
More than a dozen men and women sit at wooden looms, sliding shuttles through rows of wool yarn before pulling each thread tight. They repeat it again and again as they weave Pulu, the traditional woolen fabric that has clothed people on the Tibetan plateau for centuries.
A prestigious university used AI to monitor its entrance exam. It turned into a disaster
Protestors are rallying as experts estimate up to 75,000 test-takers may have cheated on the exam for Mexico’s largest university.
A union is offering training – with $23m in funding from big tech
Partnership between American Federation of Teachers, one of the largest labor unions in the US, and AI firms has stirred controversy
Paramount Skydance raises full-year profit guidance, remains ‘confident’ about WBD merger Skydance raises full-year profit guidance, remains ‘confident’ about WBD merger
Paramount Skydance raised its full-year guidance on Tuesday and reported second-quarter results that showcased the continued strengths of streaming and weaknesses of linear TV.
NATO unit forgets its not the EU
The US-led military bloc’s AWACS airborne force has proposed adding a little ‘air superiority’ to the Euro
For Brazil’s Xokleng people, saving a sacred tree means saving their culture
Zág, pronounced “zã,” is the Xokleng word for the Brazilian pine. This tree species, Araucaria angustifolia, is typical of the Atlantic Forest that runs along Brazil’s south and southeastern coast, and has been evolving on the planet for about 200 million years. Each female tree produces dozens of cones, which in turn carry hundreds of seeds.
State Department Releases 250,000 More Passports Featuring Trump’s Face
The agency announced on Thursday that it was expanding access to what it calls the “Patriot Passport” because of “overwhelming demand.”
Egypt uncovers ancient tombstones
Archaeologists have found carved limestone stelae pottery coffins and ritual objects reflecting Egyptian and Greco-Roman traditions
Ancient Persian-translated Quran unveiled at Iran National Library
TEHRAN- A high-quality facsimile edition of the "Zaferani Quran", recognized by scholars as the oldest known complete and dated manuscript of the Holy Quran accompanied by a Persian translation, was unveiled during a ceremony at the National Library and Archives of Iran on Tuesday.
Two Iranian short films to compete in 54th Huesca International Film Festival in Spain
Two Iranian short films will take part in the 54th Huesca International Film Festival, which will be held from June 5 to 13 in Huesca, Spain.
