Type: Book11 min
Pride and Prejudice Summary: Key Ideas of Austen’s Classic
Oct 18 | Book author: Jane Austen
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Type: Article5 min
Chabacano Poetry: A New Anthology in Asia’s Spanish Creole
Oct 17 | Interviews
Type: Article7 min
How Ukrainian Small Businesses Survive Five Years of War
Oct 17 | Business
Ideas & Opinions
Ideas & Opinions
Type: Article8 min
Neutrinos, Explained: Hunting the Universe’s Ghost Particles
Oct 6
Neutrinos stream through your body by the trillions every second. The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physics honours the telescope that finally caught them.
Type: Article8 min
Optogenetics, Explained: Controlling Brain Cells with Light
Oct 5
Optogenetics lets scientists switch brain cells on and off with light. It just won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Medicine. How it works.
Type: Article13 min
Cybernetic Attention: All Watched over by Machines We Learned to Watch
Oct 4
Before the attention economy consumed our lives, “pursuit tests” devised by the US military coupled people to machines to assess focus under pressure.
Type: Article20 min
Childhood Stunting Fell Dramatically over the 20th Century
Oct 3
What can countries with high stunting rates today learn from Japan’s experience of going from 70% to 5%? A data-driven look at clean water, school lunches and better diets.
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Business
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Interviews
Interviews
Type: Article10 min
From Participation to Action: What WikiWomen+ Summit 2026 Meant for Sana Sabir
Oct 11
Sana Sabir looks back on the WikiWomen+ Summit 2026: the women she met, new ideas about AI and knowledge gaps, and the workshops she plans to run at home.
Type: Article6 min
Meet PKP’s New Managing Director: In Conversation with Teresa Lee
Oct 4
PKP welcomes Teresa Lee in an interview about what drew her to the role, the challenges of making knowledge public, and her priorities for the first year.
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
Type: Article11 min
An Apple a Day Keeps the Stress Away: How Food Can Lower Stress Levels
Oct 4
What happens in your body when you feel stressed, and can what you eat help? A short science article for young readers explains stress and food.
Type: Article7 min
Creating a Healthier Home: Simple Steps to Reduce Everyday Exposures
Oct 4
Researchers say the home is one of the most important places to think about health. Small, manageable steps can lower common exposures.
Environment
Environment
Type: Article6 min
This Singing Lemur Uses an Opera Singer’s Trick
Oct 5
Madagascar’s indri is the only lemur that sings, and a new study shows it widens its mouth for high notes exactly like a trained soprano.
Type: Article6 min
This Singing Lemur Uses an Opera Singer’s Trick
Oct 5
Madagascar’s indri is the only lemur that sings, and a new study shows it widens its mouth for high notes exactly like a trained soprano.
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Art & Culture
Art & Culture
Type: Article21 min
Typing for Love or Money: The Hidden Women’s Labor behind Modern Literary Masterpieces
Oct 4
Taking dictation, revising manuscripts and typing copies, literary amanuenses often worked for little pay and less recognition. A curator revisits their story.
Type: Article8 min
Preserving Indigenous Stories and Voices: WikiKathā Documented Nine Endangered Indigenous Languages in Indonesia
Oct 4
Local youth and native speakers recorded words, stories and sounds from threatened languages across Indonesia and shared them openly on Wiktionary and Wikimedia Commons.
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