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An analysis by international development charity Christian Aid released recently showed rising temperatures and climate-related pests are putting bananas at risk. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

An analysis by international development charity Christian Aid released recently showed rising temperatures and climate-related pests are putting bananas at risk. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

Bananas under threat as rising temperatures kill crops

Saudis have a meal at a branch of the US restaurant 'Buffalo Wild Wings' in Riyadh on May 1, 2025. Saudi Arabia, often known for its religious austerity, is home to Islam's holiest sites, and welcomes millions of Muslim pilgrims ever year. But despite its image as a cloistered and traditional society, life in Saudi is awash in Western corporate influence, especially from US companies. (Photo by Fayez Nureldine/AFP)

Saudis have a meal at a branch of the US restaurant 'Buffalo Wild Wings' in Riyadh on May 1, 2025. Saudi Arabia, often known for its religious austerity, is home to Islam's holiest sites, and welcomes millions of Muslim pilgrims ever year. But despite its image as a cloistered and traditional society, life in Saudi is awash in Western corporate influence, especially from US companies. (Photo by Fayez Nureldine/AFP)

Chicken wings, trucks: The surprising Saudi obsession with America

Like humans, chimpanzees drum with distinct rhythms -- and two subspecies living on opposite sides of Africa have their own signature styles, according to a study published recently in Current Biology. - AFP file photo

Like humans, chimpanzees drum with distinct rhythms -- and two subspecies living on opposite sides of Africa have their own signature styles, according to a study published recently in Current Biology. - AFP file photo

Do chimpanzees have their own music? Study reveals rhythmic drumming

The report found many countries suffered sharp declines in children's academic skills due to Covi-19 pandemic school closures. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

The report found many countries suffered sharp declines in children's academic skills due to Covi-19 pandemic school closures. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

Netherlands, Denmark top places to be a child - Unicef

This undated handout image obtained on May 9, 2025, courtesy of Teal Health, shows the Teal Wand, an at-home cervical cancer screening device approved by the FDA. (Photo by Nicole Morrison/Teal Health/AFP)

This undated handout image obtained on May 9, 2025, courtesy of Teal Health, shows the Teal Wand, an at-home cervical cancer screening device approved by the FDA. (Photo by Nicole Morrison/Teal Health/AFP)

US approves first at-home cervical cancer screening device

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