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Under the Radar archive

October 2024

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October 31st
- No more bugging: how Egypt became certified malaria-free
- 'Virtual prisons': how tech could let offenders serve time at home
October 30th
- Some of Earth's oldest crust is disintegrating. No cause for alarm, folks.
October 29th
- Extremism is becoming more common among veterans and service members
October 28th
- The dark side of the contraceptive coil
October 27th
- Seoul's plan to become a 'loneliness-free city'
October 23rd
- The fight for fungi
October 22nd
- A human foot found on Mount Everest is renewing the peak's biggest mystery
- Why do Russian oil bosses keep dying?
October 21st
- Earth's carbon sinks are collapsing
October 20th
- Why the Earth's water cycle is under threat
October 18th
- Why has the Taliban banned pictures of living things?
October 17th
- Flame retardants found in black plastics could have health consequences
October 16th
- Mystery boxes: the companies selling lost parcels and suitcases
- The Internet Archive is under attack
- Cameroon bans reports on health of missing President Biya
October 15th
- Why college students are struggling to read full books
October 14th
- Experts call for a Nato bank to 'Trump-proof' military spending
- Canada's carbon tax in the crosshairs
October 11th
- Climate safe havens may be a thing of the past
- Network states: the tech broligarchy who want to create new countries
October 10th
- The internet is being overrun by ads
- Art and protest in Iran
October 9th
- An iconic ship is being turned into the world's largest artificial reef
- The 'loyalty testers' who can check a partner's fidelity
October 8th
- 23andMe: will customers' DNA go up for sale?
- It's not just ice quantity that climate change affects. It's also quality.
October 7th
- India's lengthening working week
October 6th
- The next place you'll find Starlink tech isn't a war zone — it's your airplane seat
- The fishy diplomacy causing tensions between Bangladesh and India
October 4th
- Is death a thing of the past?
October 2nd
- Colombo's wetlands: how the 'lungs' of Sri Lanka's capital are being restored
October 1st
- 'Stunningly lifelike' AI podcasts are here
- Extinct volcanos are a treasure trove of elements

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