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As seasonal patterns continue to shift swiftly across the globe, scientists have found that warmer summers and moderate winters are making it easier for carriers of pathogenic diseases to spread to new areas and sharply increase the number of people at risk. The scale of the issue makes it a matter
Opinion
Zunnoor Awan Staff Reporter
2023.12.19 00:37
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In the quiet waters of Southeast Asia, a crisis unfolds largely outside the global spotlight. The Rohingya, a predominantly Muslim ethnic minority from Myanmar, continue to flee persecution and violence in their homeland. Their latest destination: the shores of Indonesia's Aceh province. More than 1
Editorial
Muhammad Faizan Zahid Staff Reporter
2023.12.19 00:37
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The conversation about artificial or lab-grown meat is becoming increasingly important worldwide, both in terms of its promises as well as the challenges it faces. Recently, Italy decided to ban cultivated meat products to preserve its culture and economy. International organizations including the U
Debate
Suyoun Lee Head of International Division
2023.12.19 00:37
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Unlike conventional methods that involve raising and slaughtering animals for meat, cultivated meat is created by cultivating animal cells in a controlled environment. The process typically begins with the extraction of a small sample of cells from an animal, such as muscle cells. These cells are th
International
Sung-Bin Park Junior Staff Reporter
2023.12.19 00:37
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On October 7, Hamas, the Palestinian militant group governing the Gaza Strip since 2007, launched attacks against Israel resulting in the death of at least 1,200 individuals, marking a severe escalation in the longstanding conflict with Israel. In a retaliatory move, on October 9, Israel ordered a c
Spotlight
Suyoun Lee Staff Reporter
2023.11.19 16:38
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The Gaza Strip, once again, finds itself in the throes of an escalating conflict that has surpassed political ideologies and militant agendas. In the most recent outbreak of violence, the region has witnessed a surge in civilian casualties, with more than 10,500 Palestinians and 1,200 Israelis repor
Spotlight
Muhammad Faizan Zahid Junior Staff Reporter
2023.11.19 16:38
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According to White House officials, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden have agreed to meet in mid-November in San Francisco on the occasion of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum. The details of the proposed meeting were discussed between Chinese foreign minister
Opinion
Zunnoor Awan Staff Reporter
2023.11.19 16:38
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The 2023 Sharjah International Book Fair (SIBF) marked another exciting chapter in the history of this globally renowned literary event, promising eleven days of literary delight from November 1 to November 12. Sharjah, a cultural hub in the United Arab Emirates, once again transformed into a bustli
Editorial
Balsam Al-Hadithi Junior Staff Reporter
2023.11.19 16:38
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The unveiling of the iPhone 15 has catalyzed discussions worldwide, resonating across diverse markets while navigating a spectrum of acclaim and criticism. The narrative around its launch unfolds a saga of technological advancement, environmental strides, and the accompanying controversies which hav
Editorial
Muhammad Faizan Zahid Junior Staff Reporter
2023.10.13 21:19
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The word “compassion” ultimately comes from the Latin word compati, meaning “to suffer with”. A great many of our great humanitarian values — the care for the sick, the poor, and the disenfranchised, advocating for the voiceless, comforting those in distress — ultimately come from our compassion for
Opinion
Alazar Teka Gemechu Junior Staff Reporter
2023.10.13 21:19
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Electric Vehicles (EVs) represent a paradigm shift in the automobile industry, functioning on electric engines instead of the traditional gasoline or diesel engines. The core of their operation lies in the rechargeable batteries that power electric motors which propel the vehicle. EVs have gained su
Spotlight
Suyoun Lee Staff Reporter
2023.10.13 21:19
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The transition from fossil-fuel powered vehicles to all-electric vehicles (EVs) is widely seen as a critical part of a more environmentally sustainable way of life. Several governments and automobile manufacturers have announced plans to stop the sales of traditional cars completely. It is true that
Spotlight
Zunnoor Awan Staff Reporter
2023.10.13 21:19
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Despite the promises of Japanese authorities and affirmations by IAEA that the disposal of the contaminated water will be carried out in a safe way and have a minimal impact on the environment, some governments and environmental groups have sharply criticized the decision. The South Korean governmen
Spotlight
Zunnoor Awan Staff Reporter
2023.09.25 16:41
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Following the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in 2011, a number of reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant went into meltdown. To prevent any additional radiation leak and manage the intense heat from the reactor core, Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), a power plant company, has been
Spotlight
Suyoun Lee Staff Reporter
2023.09.25 16:41
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As the global community grapples with the daunting challenge of climate change, we are presented with a myriad of strategies, theories, and movements vying for the title of "solution". One such movement, Just Stop Oil, has garnered significant attention in recent times. However, while the initiative
Opinion
Muhammad Faizan Zahid Junior Staff Reporter
2023.09.25 16:41
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Starting from the early 2000s, KAIST opened its doors for the first time to full-time international students. Since then, the university has seen the coming and going of many foreigners who benefitted from their vision: becoming a global value-creative leading university. As of 2021, KAIST now boast
Editorial
Francis Erluph Barro Cabanting Junior Staff Report
2023.09.25 16:41
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On May 6, Charles III was officially crowned the King of the United Kingdom. The event at Westminster Abbey lasted two hours in high ceremonial fashion, paying homage to both the royal institution and Anglican church. Many personages made their appearance, including Prince William and Princess Cathe
Spotlight
Hyun A Kim
2023.06.12 07:06
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As the world tunes in to the recent coronation of King Charles III, many eyes perch upon the presence of monarchies in the modern day. The general consensus on modern monarchies is mixed and oftentimes polarized, with the media portraying some monarchs as celebrity figures, while some absolute monar
Spotlight
Evy Eun Hwangbo Staff Reporter
2023.06.12 07:06
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The conflict between Palestine and Israel has endured for over three quarters of a century, leaving in its wake a harrowing path of devastation, loss, and unrealized aspirations. As we delve into the complexities of this deeply entrenched conflict, one undeniable aspect comes to the forefront: the e
News
Muhammad Faizan Zahid Junior Staff Reporter
2023.06.12 07:06
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For my final article, I wanted to pay a tribute to the division at The KAIST Herald that holds a special place in my heart. I have written for the International division for the past six semesters, covering topics from the 2020 US Presidential Debate to the Türkiye-Syria Earthquake. In the Internati
Editorial
Hanbit Lee Staff Reporter
2023.06.12 07:06