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Rattled Europe Debates How Best to Approach Trump

By Jamie Dettmer | VOA News on Jan 17, 2017   Featured, Politics, World  

Rattled Europe Debates How Best to Approach Trump

  LONDON — European governments struggled Tuesday to assess whether outspoken remarks by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump, made in a weekend interview with two European newspapers, will be translated into new policies. European leaders had hoped that as Trump’s inauguration approached, the president-elect would tone down his campaign-trail criticism of the European Union and NATO, which […]

Arctic Fibre Acquired by Quintillion Networks

By Tim Woolston | Alaska Media Strategies on May 18, 2016   Featured, The Arctic and Alaska Science  

Arctic Fibre Acquired by Quintillion Networks

Toronto, Ontario, Canada – Quintillion Subsea Holdings LLC (“Quintillion”) has acquired the assets of Arctic Fibre as part of a plan to build a submarine fibre optic cable from Asia to Europe with the first phase in Alaska. Quintillion will build, own and operate the network. The founding shareholders of Arctic Fibre hold an ownership […]

Were Neanderthals Infected with Disease Carried from Africa?

By Fred Lewsey | University of Cambridge on Apr 12, 2016   Featured, Science/Education  

Were Neanderthals Infected with Disease Carried from Africa?

Review of latest genetic evidence suggests infectious diseases are tens of thousands of years older than previously thought, and that they could jump between species of ‘hominin’. Researchers says that humans migrating out of Africa would have been ‘reservoirs of tropical disease’ – disease that may have sped up Neanderthal extinction. A new study suggests […]

Study Reveals How Diet Shaped Human Evolution

By AFTAU on Mar 30, 2016   Featured, Science/Education  

Study Reveals How Diet Shaped Human Evolution

Homo sapiens, the ancestor of modern humans, shared the planet with Neanderthals, a close, heavy-set relative that dwelled almost exclusively in Ice-Age Europe, until some 40,000 years ago. Neanderthals were similar to Homo sapiens, with whom they sometimes mated — but they were different, too. Among these many differences, Neanderthals were shorter and stockier, with […]

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