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Did the Dzungar Khanate fall to climate change rather than war?

New research finds that the collapse of the Dzungar Khanate, Central Asia's last major nomadic empire — long attributed to conquest by the Qing dynasty — was actually driven by a combination of climate-driven grassland collapse, famine, and a smallpox epidemic. Founded in 1635 by the western Mongol Oirat tribes, the Dzungar Khanate is considered the last gr..

Japan to build AI data centers powered by nuclear energy
The battleground of the AI and semiconductor race is shifting toward securing power. In Japan, local governments hosting nuclear power plants are leveragin..

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