The OpenSAFELY team at the University of Oxford has been awarded the 2025 Queen Elizabeth Prize for Higher and Further Education, a major recognition of its transformative impact on public-health science. The award celebrates the group’s leadership in secure data...
Oxford University Press has released its 2025 Word of the Year shortlist and invited the public to vote for the final winner before November 27.
Dr. Mubin Syed traces South Asia’s elevated heart disease and diabetes rates to colonial-era famines, suggesting inherited biological changes from British-imposed starvation.
Scientists studying bowhead whales discovered powerful DNA-repair abilities that may guide future cancer-prevention strategies in humans.
A new proposal would add a fee for foreign visitors entering US national parks, aimed at supporting park funding and conservation programs.
India lodges protest after China held an Indian citizen from Arunachal Pradesh at Shanghai Airport; New Delhi calls the act arbitrary and harmful to ties.
The UN has launched the selection process for its next Secretary-General, inviting member states to submit diverse and qualified candidates.
A new survey finds most central banks hesitant to adopt AI in core functions and still heavily reliant on the US dollar in global reserves.
Canada and India may soon agree on a long-term uranium supply contract worth US$2.8 billion, signalling renewed trade momentum.
Canada’s TSX index is forecast to reach record highs by 2026 as trade optimism, strong resource demand and easing inflation lift investor confidence.
