Call of Duty: Kuwait withdraws approval for popular video game which features Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein
The Call of Duty franchise is no stranger to controversy and in a 2009 entry into the series, players could take part in a militant attack on a Russian airport - killing civilians.
British Boomer couples with degrees retire with SEVEN times more money than people who didn't go to university, study finds
Researchers from the University of Bath have discovered a huge discrepancy between the amount of money people who did, and ...
Researchers model how the first use of the wheel may have developed
A pair of engineers and a historian have teamed up together to model the means by which the first use of the wheel may have ...
Jeff VanderMeer talks about his new novel and ‘deranged court jester’ Elon Musk
VanderMeer has been busy ever since, publishing multiple novels and essays often centered on similar themes while vocally ...
European Union Film Festival announces impressive line up of films
The European Union Film Festival (EUFF), an annual celebration of European cinema, the Indo-Europe partnership, and a shared ...
Robert Oppenheimer on his hopes for science in the 1960s
At the start of the 1960s, the “father of the atomic bomb” spoke to Panorama about his optimism that science may, one day, be ...