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The “Nour Libya” Eye Hospital Caravan Performs Several Surgeries at Al-Jamil General Hospital.

Al-Jamil, January 25, 2026 – The medical team of the “Nour Libya” convoy, affiliated with the Tripoli Eye Hospital, continues to conduct examinations and surgical operations at Al-Jamil General...

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Massive leak affects millions of accounts—how can you stay safe?

A recent security report has uncovered one of the largest electronic data leaks, revealing a criminal database containing approximately 149 million records with leaked credentials. The report indicated that...

الملكية الجديدة ستؤول إلى مجموعة من كبار المستثمرين الأمريكيين

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Historic Deal to End Dispute Over TikTok App

The US President announced on Friday the successful deal that saved the TikTok application in the United States, confirming that its new ownership will go to a group of...

تمكن الباحثون من ابتكار "كبسولة زمنية" داخل الخلايا تسجل أحداثها الجزيئية (شترستوك)

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Unprecedented breakthrough: Creation of a “time capsule” that records events within cells.

Imagine placing a mobile storage unit inside every cell, so it records what happens to it over time. This is exactly what the Department of Stem Cell and Regenerative...

رسم توضيحي يظهر كويكبا متجها للاصطدام بسطح القمر (حساب روبرت ليا على كانفا)

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A massive collision altered the Moon’s interior, and China reveals the secrets behind the differences between its two faces.

In a striking scientific discovery, Chinese scientists have revealed that a giant cosmic collision more than 4 billion years ago may be the root cause behind the mysterious difference...

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Scientists: Mosquitoes have become more aggressive towards humans.

A study conducted on blood-sucking insect samples in Brazil showed that as biodiversity in forests decreases, mosquitoes develop a greater appetite for human blood. Human activity drives other creatures...

Artistic impression of X-ray four-wave mixing – a technique that reveals how electrons interact with each other or with their surroundings. The ability to access this information is important for many fields: from understanding how quantum information is stored and lost to designing better materials for solar cells and batteries. (© Noah Wach)

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Physicists: We have observed the “dance of electrons” for the first time.

When evaluating a dance performance, one of the most important criteria is the harmony and synchronization between the dancers. If one of them loses the rhythm of the performance...

MOHE, CHINA - JANUARY 20: The aurora borealis lights up the sky on January 20, 2026 in Beiji Village, Mohe City, Heilongjiang Province of China. A recent geomagnetic storm created stunning aurora shows over Mohe, the northernmost town in China. (Photo by Chi Shiyong/VCG via Getty Images)

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Rare events: Northern Lights visible in California and southern US states.

In recent days, Earth experienced one of the strongest solar storms in over 20 years, after being hit by a rare double wave consisting of a severe “S4” solar...

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Omega-3: A Friend to the Heart. Could It Disrupt Blood Sugar?

Omega-3 supplements, also known as fish oil, contain a type of fat found in fatty fish and seafood such as salmon, mackerel, and tuna. Scientific study results on the...

Society

Water and Sanitation Raise Maximum Readiness Level to Face Weather Fluctuations

Tripoli, January 27, 2026 – The official spokesperson for the General Company for Water and Sewage confirmed that the company has raised its state of readiness to the highest...