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Khonshu the moon God takes centre stage in Marvel’s Moon Knight. Marvel/Disney Claire Gilmour, University of Bristol Marvel’s Moon Knight follows Steven Grant who, despite living quietly as a museum gift shop employee, finds himself drawn into the strange world of Egyptian gods. He discovers that he has other personalities – mainly Marc Spector, a human vessel who is being …

ShotPrime Studio/Shutterstock Vassilios Vassiliou, University of East Anglia; Ranu Baral, University of East Anglia, and Vasiliki Tsampasian, University of East Anglia Well over two years into the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of COVID cases continue to be recorded around the world every day. With the rise of new variants, the symptoms of COVID have also evolved. Initially, the NHS regarded …

Young Indian farmers are turning to an ancient crop to fight water stress and climate change Thana Ram / shutterstock Shruti Bhogal, University of Cambridge; Adam S. Green, University of Cambridge; Cameron Andrew Petrie, University of Cambridge, and Sandeep Dixit, University of Cambridge India is facing a water and food crisis, exacerbated by extreme climate cycles such as the current heatwave …

Stefan Wolff, University of Birmingham With Finland’s leaders announcing they want the country to join Nato, and all the signs pointing to Sweden doing the same, it is becoming clearer than ever that Vladimir Putin’s attempt to fundamentally restructure the European security order has worked. But it hasn’t worked the way the Russian president envisaged when it comes to Nato-Russia …

Natacha Gondran, Mines Saint-Etienne – Institut Mines-Télécom and Aurélien Boutaud, Mines Saint-Etienne – Institut Mines-Télécom Quand un athlète approche de trop près les limites de son corps, il arrive souvent que ce dernier réagisse par une blessure qui le contraint alors au repos. Quel sportif ayant poussé trop loin ses capacités ne s’est fait rappeler à l’ordre par un claquage, …

Palash Kamruzzaman, University of South Wales and Bulbul Siddiqi, North South University Countries in Europe have opened their borders and homes to Ukrainians fleeing Russian aggression. Of course, Ukrainians are far from the first group of refugees to need shelter and welcome from host countries. Refugees are vulnerable people who, because of limited opportunities in refugee camps, can be exposed …

Frank Ledwidge, University of Portsmouth Every year, the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow showcases the latest in Russian weapons systems – and this year’s, of course, had special meaning. The weaponry looked good on the parade ground – but how well are Russia’s high-tech weapons performing on the battlefield? As always in Russia’s Victory day parade, tanks and …

Shutterstock Thea van de Mortel, Griffith University A Florida court recently overturned mask mandates on planes in the United States, saying the directive was unlawful. That decision is now under appeal. Before that, Australian comedian Celeste Barber told her social media followers a passenger sitting next to her on a recent flight took off her mask to sneeze. So wearing …

Carolina Campodonico, University of Central Lancashire Stephanie Foo, an award-winning radio producer, suffers from complex post-traumatic stress disorder, a disorder that in her country (the US) “doesn’t officially exist”. In her new book, What My Bones Know, Foo writes movingly about what it’s like to live with complex PTSD and her long journey to getting a diagnosis. Earlier this year, …

Evelyne Muller, Université de Lorraine Comment apprend-on une langue étrangère ? Pour la plupart des gens, cela passe par l’apprentissage fastidieux de règles de grammaire, la mémorisation de vocabulaire, des mots bafouillés parfois avec gêne ou, pour les plus jeunes, le visionnage de séries à la chaîne et l’usage d’applis ludiques. Beaucoup de temps et d’énergie y sont consacrés, mais parfois …