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Digital biology and global balance - who owns nature in the 21st century?

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - August 29, 2025.

A revolutionary venture has recently started in London. The Natural History Museum, whose archives contain more than 80 million specimens of plants, animals and fossils,...

Syria’s transition towards stability on knife-edge ahead of elections

Middle East Sharmila Devi - August 29, 2025.

Syria has been overshadowed internationally by the recent carnage in Gaza, but it remains a focus for Israel and other outside players, often in ways...

India’s Billionaires in Trump’s Crosshairs

India Jayati Ghosh - August 28, 2025.

The world’s largest corporations now rival most governments – not only in terms of revenue and assets, but also in their ability to shape political...

Germany needs more recruits—can a new government campaign help?

EU TA | AP Insight - August 28, 2025.

Germany's leaders launched a drive to attract more people into voluntary military service as the country scrambles to strengthen its armed forces in the face...

The end of liberal trade – the world enters the era of blocs and protectionism

Globalization The Editorial Board - August 28, 2025.

When the United States and its allies signed the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) in 1947 and later founded the World Trade Organisation...

France’s political chaos reflects growing European instability

EU Ferry Biedermann - August 28, 2025.

Europe’s political stability received another blow this week when France’s Prime Minister, François Bayrou, announced a confidence vote for 8 September. Some of the European Union’s...

The Case for a Ceasefire in Ukraine

Eastern Europe Richard Haass - August 27, 2025.

“Ripeness is all” opined Edgar in Shakespeare’s King Lear. Everyone would do well to keep this in mind amid diplomatic efforts to end the war...

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