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Millions in France report eco-anxiety after summer of heatwaves and wildfires

Record-breaking heatwaves, drought and wildfires are driving a surge in eco-anxiety across France, with some sufferers "paralysed" by panic attacks, unable to work and, in the most severe cases, experiencing suicidal thoughts.

Radio France Internationale

Anxiety over war, wildfires and cyber-attacks leads to growth in cash stocks in EU

Value of banknotes in circulation rises from €1bn in 2016 to €1.6bn in 2026 as people advised to keep stash of cash

The Guardian - UK

Why a chronically underfunded arts sector will make NZ poorer – and duller

A very tight recent funding round from Creative New Zealand, as well as confirmation of significant staff cuts at the government agency, have compounded anxiety in an already struggling arts sector.

The Conversation

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Psychology says people who always praise boss aren't necessarily happy at work: What this behavior reveals?

Psychology says people who always praise boss aren't always genuine admirers. Constant praise at work can be linked to impression management, job security, career goals, anxiety and external validation. Psychology theories such as Social Exchange Theory, Operant Conditioning and Attachment Theory help explain why some employees repeatedly flatter managers and…

The Economic Times

Thinking of Going Blonde? Why a Virtual Hair Color Try On is Your Best Friend

Going blonde is a major personal decision that completely transforms your everyday look. It brightens your complexion and offers a fresh, vibrant aesthetic. However, wondering if platinum, honey, or strawberry blonde will actually suit your features can easily hold you back. A virtual hair color try-on removes this anxiety entirely.…

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What Long-Distance Love in India Really Tests: Trust, Longing, and the Limits of Commitment

The Trust That Has No Body to ReadYou know how to read him. You know the particular way his voice drops when he is tired versus when he is pulling away. You know that he goes quiet after a hard day, not because he is angry, but because words cost…

Times Life

When an Open Relationship Is a Real Agreement and When It Is Just Fear Wearing the Face of Choice

The yes that doesn't feel like a yesYou remember the conversation. He brought it up carefully, maybe even kindly, and you listened and you thought about it and then you said yes. You told yourself you were being open-minded. Progressive. Secure. You told yourself that love doesn't have to mean…

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Wildfire Smoke Is Showing Up in Iowa Exam Rooms as Patients Raise Stress and Anxiety with Clinicians

Smoke drifting into Iowa is prompting patients to raise stress and anxiety with clinicians, and published research points in the same direction.

Medical Daily

Former chancellor Hunt calls for action on UK’s ‘mushrooming’ benefits costs

Sir Jeremy Hunt said the UK could save more than £50 billion a year if benefits spending was reduced to 2019 levels.

Evening Standard

Psychology says people who still believe in superstitions aren't irrational: What this behavior reveals?

Psychology says people who still believe in superstitions aren't necessarily irrational. Superstitions can help people manage uncertainty, reduce anxiety and feel a sense of control. Psychology links this behaviour to magical thinking, pattern recognition, reinforcement and confirmation bias. Rituals can provide comfort during stressful moments, but they should not replace…

The Economic Times

Young Americans' AI Anxiety Keeps Growing. Unlike Older Adults, Their Concern Hasn't Leveled Off.

For the first time, a majority of U.S. adults under 30 say they are more concerned than excited about AI in daily life.

International Business Times

Pakistan says it will challenge court order to move Imran Khan from prison to hospital

Court rules to shift Imran Khan to a private hospital following complaints of palpitations, headaches, and severe anxiety

The Independent UK

How to address the “white-collar exodus”

AI anxiety is emptying the workforce; here's how companies can address this exodus.

TechRadar

5 Bhagavad Gita Verses That Can Change How You Live

We live in a world where answers are available within seconds. Yet many of us still struggle with questions that technology cannot solve. What should I do when I feel lost? How do I handle failure? How can I stop worrying about the future? What gives life real meaning? The…

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Imran Khan’s sister meets him after 9 months as Pakistan SC orders hospital transfer for jailed ex-PM

Noreen Niazi met her brother Imran Khan in Adiala Jail after nine months. The Supreme Court ordered weekly family meetings and his transfer to a hospital. Imran also met his wife, Bushra Bibi, for a longer duration. Medical reports indicated fluctuating blood pressure and anxiety for the former prime minister.…

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9 Powerful Planet Remedies You Can Do Every Day

What if a few minutes of your daily routine could become a spiritual practice for strengthening the planetary energies in your horoscope? In Vedic astrology, the nine planets, or Navagraha, are traditionally associated with different areas of life, from confidence and communication to relationships, wisdom and spiritual growth. When a…

Times Life

Why Konkan Village Homestays Are the Slow Travel Experience the Mumbai-Goa Highway Never Gives You

The Highway Promises Arrival. The Village Delivers Something Else.You have driven it, or you know someone who has. The Mumbai-Goa highway, NH 66 threading through coastal Maharashtra, is a corridor of arrival anxiety. The clock runs. The kilometres count down. Somewhere past Chiplun you stop for chai and a vada…

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What God Sees When Your Hard Work Brings No Result

What if the result you are worried about is not the thing God is looking at? We often measure ourselves through marks, money, promotions, success and achievements. When the result does not match our effort, we immediately wonder whether all our hard work was wasted. But spiritual wisdom offers a…

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Millie Bobby Brown's 'genius' dog can relieve her anxiety attacks

Millie Bobby Brown has praised her beloved miniature poodle Winnie as a "genius" who can calm her panic attacks.

The Conversation

Many youth athletes quietly struggle with eating disorders – Colorado mandates new training that could turn things around

Colorado requires middle, junior high and high school coaches in public and private schools to attend training on mental health. Currently, training is required to cover concerns specific to young athletes such as anxiety disorders, depression and suicide prevention.

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Think Cocoa Is Good for Your Brain? Read This First

Hot chocolate or even a piece of dark chocolate might seem to be the quickest remedy for your bad mood, but does the brain have anything else to do in the process? Some studies investigated the effect of cocoa flavanols, a kind of chemical compound naturally present in cocoa, which…

The Economic Times

JSSC-CGL cancellation: 2,000 successful candidates fear losing government jobs

The Jharkhand government cancelled the JSSC-CGL examination and other recruitment tests. This decision has caused anxiety for nearly two thousand successful candidates. These individuals fear losing their government jobs after clearing the examinations. They are seeking an investigation and an opportunity to defend themselves. The government aims to restore confidence…

The Independent UK

Pakistan’s ex-PM Imran Khan to be moved to hospital from prison, rules Supreme Court

Medical records submitted to court show Khan complaining of anxiety and palpitations

The Economic Times

Scientists scanned this man's brain and found something extraordinary. These tiny habits made him regarded as 'world's happiest man'

Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche shares insightful advice for today's professionals grappling with everyday hurdles. He emphasizes the importance of welcoming discomfort and viewing life’s setbacks as avenues for personal growth. By shifting distractions into tools for improved focus, Rinpoche advocates for the application of Buddhist teachings to reshape ingrained thought patterns…

The Economic Times

Psychology explains why people who procrastinate may not be lazy or avoiding work, but how uncomfortable feelings could be quietly driving the habit

Procrastination often stems from avoiding uncomfortable emotions associated with tasks. This avoidance provides immediate relief, which reinforces the behavior. Studies show procrastinators initially experience less stress, but face more later. The emotional debt of delaying work simply moves forward with deadlines. This perspective challenges the notion that procrastination is solely…

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