Big Think’s 5 favorite nonfiction books of 2026 (so far)
We’re only halfway through 2026, and already, the year has been filled to bursting with amazing books on any subject you’d care to learn about. Our book coverage alone has run the…
We’re only halfway through 2026, and already, the year has been filled to bursting with amazing books on any subject you’d care to learn about. Our book coverage alone has run the…
An Alpine ascent during the the Tour de France, “The Most Wuthering Heights Day Ever” dance event in England, the World Fencing Championships in Hong Kong, a mud festival in South…
Mountains are shifting, permafrost is melting, and the risk of landslides is rising. On geologic timescales, the Earth is a dynamic place. Tectonic plates shift. Continents move. …
Success requires knowing what motivates your enemy. For 2,500 years, military commanders have heeded the injunction of Sun Tzu, the great Chinese military strategist: Know your en…
The Pentagon is rethinking how it wages war after the Iran school strike. When President Trump plucked Pete Hegseth from Fox News to be his secretary of defense, Pentagon official…
Under the agreement, Israel would have to withdraw from Gaza. But experts remain sceptical. Hamas says it has agreed to a deal aimed at fully ending Israel’s war on Gaza, includin…
Riyadh and Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi rebels are on the brink of renewed conflict. Could war-ravaged Yemen be drawn into a wider Middle East war?
The 20,000-square-metre site in London is set to become the largest embassy complex in the UK by area.
Ukraine hit Russian oil refineries several times, while Russia struck Dnipropetrovsk and a cargo vessel near Odesa.
Yemen's Houthis have expanded their presence in Iraq as they help local militants to fire missiles, The National has been told, amid suspicion they were involved in attacking Saud…
Thousands of people, mostly young men and teenagers, crossed from Morocco to the Spanish enclave located on the African continent by sea on Thursday.
The French government has frozen Fedorova's assets for six months. Already the target of an expulsion order, she is accused of acting as the Kremlin's voice in French media.