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The London Cyclist’s Pick: A Closer Look at Santander, Lime, and Forest
Red, light green, and dark green – pick your poison.
The Post-Merkel Germany: The 2025 elections and who will emerge as Germany’s next chancellor?
Germany is facing one of the most consequential elections in its history. Who emerges as Chancellor could sway Europe’s course for decades.
Why your morning cup of coffee may start costing you more
Coffee prices surge, with further indications of what climate change will do to commodity prices
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How Africa Can Save Medicine – Harnessing Genetic Diversity for Clinical Trials
It is time for scientists and researchers to hold more clinical trials in Africa to advance global healthcare and foster equitable medical innovation.
The Democratic Party needs new leadership to win the White House in 2028, and it’s clear with who.
The Democrats have suffered a catastrophic loss because they refused to learn from their mistakes. As America rejects establishment politics, the Democrats must respond in kind.
The Implications of AI for Authoritarian Regimes
In states where maintaining power and control over society is paramount to regime survival, AI algorithms are likely to serve as a method of strengthening autocrats’ grip over the state. Disregard for freedom of information, privacy, and human rights, increases the potential for the exploitation of AI tools by authoritarian leaders.
Beyond Buzzwords: A Closer Look At Workplace Wellbeing
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the atmosphere around workplace wellbeing has shifted. Bosses are now talking about mental health, throwing in perks like meditation apps, mindfulness gigs and mental health campaigns. But hey, relying on these goodies will put us in a good headspace at work right? Not quite!
The French Dispatch: Military Forced to Leave Niger
Thousands of Nigerians gathered in Niamey, their capital, to celebrate the expulsion of the French military and the French ambassador Sylvain Itté, from the West African state.
CMA clears Broadcom’s $61bn purchase of VMware, scheduled for 30/10/23
Following regulator approvals in the UK on Monday the 21st of August 2023 and effective approval in the US, Broadcom confirmed that it plans to officially acquire VMware for $61bn on October 30th, 2023.
The Burqa Ban: A Look at Contemporary Feminist Scholarship
From liberal to post-colonial feminist scholarship, what underpins the logic of restricting religious attire, and why is the world so eager to police the bodies of Muslim women?
India’s GCCs: Pioneering Change from Financial Hubs to Global Innovators
Discover how India’s Global Capability Centers have transformed from mere cost centers to innovation powerhouses, reshaping the global business landscape and India’s economic future.
From Near Bankruptcy to Box Office Blasts: How Disney Defied The Odds for 100 years!
Regardless of which part of the world you grew up in, you probably associate your childhood with the magic and warmth brought by Disney’s cartoons. Although the company has branched out from just animation, it wasn’t always peace and magic in the kingdom of Disney.
Hey Kids, Leave Them Teachers Alone: Student Informants Protect CCP Ideology
Both students and professors end up suffering