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Sanae Takaichi, Japan's First Female Prime Minister, Shakes Up "Long Working Hours Japan" — Is "2 Hours of Sleep, Waking Up at 3 AM" a Reform or a Step Backward?

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has sparked controversy both domestically and internationally by revealing her extreme work schedule, which includes...

Peace in Ukraine Contingent on "European Approval" - No to Trump's 28-Point Peace Plan: German Chancellor Scholz Indicates "Europe's Line"

At the G20 summit held in Johannesburg, South Africa, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized that the end of the war in Ukraine "cannot...

The "War of Words" Between Japan and China Over the Taiwan Issue: Live Events Canceled, Travel Boycotts

China has strongly opposed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's parliamentary statement that "if China uses military force against...

Repel Seals with Sound: A New Weapon to Save Endangered Scottish Salmon

In Scotland, a plan has been reported to use underwater speakers to deter seals in order to protect endangered wild salmon. The strategy involves...

Did Weeds Know the Secret to Infertility? Plant Protein SCEP3 Sheds Light on the "Starting Line of Life"

A research team from the University of Leicester in the UK has identified a protein called SCEP3 in the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana, which...

The Pain of Being Laughed at for Being a "Man" ─ Is Domestic Violence Only a Women's Issue? Why Speaking About Male Victims Can Save All Victims

The Irish study "MENCALLHELP2" analyzed 7,132 data entries from support organizations for male victims of domestic violence, reporting...

The First Device for Children Becomes Their First "Influencer Training Ground" - How Chinese Smartwatches Reflect the Future of a Society Driven by the Need for Approval

The popular children's smartwatch in China, "Little Genius," is not only equipped with location tracking and calling features but...

Activated carbon from water treatment plants as the "final disposal site"? No chemicals or high temperatures needed — The impact of new technology that "grinds away" PFAS

Clarkson University in the United States has reported a method for breaking down PFAS, often referred to as "forever chemicals," by...

When Compliments Make You Happy or Give You the Creeps: The Fine Line and How to Convey Them Well

Many people have likely experienced a moment when a comment like "You look great today" or "That presentation was really good"...

Can you defeat Shadow Latios in a "5-Star Shadow Raid" in Pokémon GO solo?

In Pokémon GO, is it possible to defeat the "5-star Shadow Raid Shadow Latios" solo? To get straight to the point, considering the...

Global Warming Won't Stop: How to Survive? New Norms for Climate Adaptation Revealed at COP30

In November 2025, at COP30 held in Belém, Brazil, UN Secretary-General António Guterres strongly emphasized the necessity of tripling funding for...

"Why Invite AI Too?" A New Meeting Room for Up to 20 People + AI? The "Third Member" Created by ChatGPT Group Chat

In November 2025, a significant turning point arrived for ChatGPT. OpenAI finally released the group chat feature to users worldwide. Now, up to 20...

Unexplained Measles Engulfs Sydney — Sydney Alert Highlights Vaccine and Societal Challenges

In Sydney, a measles case with an untraceable source of infection has been confirmed, prompting NSW health authorities to issue a warning that...

"Copy and Paste" as the Ultimate AI Feature? PowerToys Advanced Paste Now Supports On-Device AI: AI Copy & Paste Powered by NPU is Changing the Way We Work

Microsoft has updated the Advanced Paste feature in its utility collection "PowerToys" for Windows 11, enabling the use of on-device AI...

A Pleasant Scent or Forced Inhalation? NY Aroma Ads Highlight the Issue of "Air in Public Spaces"

Bath & Body Works has introduced "aroma advertising" with vanilla and fir scents at the shuttle platform of New York's Grand...

The Trap of Generative AI Tutors: The Reality of "Declining Academic Performance" Indicated by a 15% Error Detection Rate

Generative AI chatbots are anticipated to serve as "AI teachers," capable of providing personalized learning on a large scale. However,...

The Time Social Media Takes Away: The Reality of Children Moving Away from Sports and Reading - Zero Reading, Zero Club Activities, Instead, the Timeline

A study tracking approximately 14,000 children aged 11 to 14 in South Australia revealed that from 2019 to 2022, the percentage of children who use...

The Magic of Snow: Why is Every Snowflake Unique? Knowing What Happens Inside the Clouds Makes Snowy Days a Bit More Enjoyable

In winter, social media is flooded with photos of snowy landscapes and the joy of "No school today!" alongside the lament of...

Politics of Fear vs. Embracing Uncertainty: In an Age of Anxiety, Reducing the "Right-Wing Vote" Surprisingly Comes Down to a "State of Mind"

Amidst the growing sense of uncertainty due to the pandemic, wars, and climate crisis, it is said that anxiety has fueled right-wing populism....

Is editing and learning left to AI? What is YouTube's "AI Creative Nation Plan" being launched in India?

At the "YouTube Impact Summit" in India, YouTube announced a series of new tools, including the AI editing feature "Edit with...

Is it really impossible to predict earthquakes? The "whispers" just before an earthquake captured by AI ─ Kyoto University's challenge to the "world a few seconds before"

A research team from Kyoto University has successfully detected precursor signals using machine learning in "laboratory earthquakes"...

Why Top Companies Start by Letting Go of "Talented People" ─ The Paradox of How Being Laid Off Can Accelerate Your Career

Elite companies around the world hire and develop talented individuals, only to "let go" of many of them a few years later. According to...

How to Choose the Optimal Teaching Style for Each Subject: English In-Person, Math Online

According to a new study, the conventional wisdom that "online classes are inferior to in-person classes" does not hold true for at least...

Did insect wings originate from a "genetic circuit"? Why only insects conquered the skies: The "brinker circuit" that supported wing evolution

A team at the Francis Crick Institute has unveiled a "genetic circuit" that may have supported the evolution of insect wings. In the...