What today’s diplomats can learn from the Dayton accords.
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Play has been pushed to the edges of children’s lives.
Many other UK cultural institutions have already ceased entering into agreements with such companies, given the immense damage tobacco products do to public health.
In England, where high-stakes testing is common, students’ fear of failure is higher.
This locked-room mystery offers a lifetime of stored resentments, jealousies and greed spill over into brutal hatred – a bit like a family Christmas then.
Help! might sit uncomfortably for a lot of viewers today but it should not be allowed to fall into obscurity
High-energy particles streaming through space can damage DNA and increase cancer risk, but antioxidants, tardigrades and hibernation could help astronauts make the journey safely.
The expansion of global food supply chains can reduce food security, while improving regional food systems can improve food security.
The Trump administration’s military strategy in Latin America breaches long-established legal rules and norms in three key ways.
Student activists described feeling significant pressure to conform to dominant narratives.
We created the database in order to challenge assumptions about the lack of professionalism of everyday soldiers.
Many of us turn to literature to guide us through the highs and the lows of this formative time
AI enthusiasts are right that projects like AlphaFold are a huge leap forward, but the philosophy of science shows why excluding humans undermines it.
Medicine is on the brink of an era where microscopic devices inside our bodies connect us directly to the digital world.
The question is not just about how to fund the BBC – but how to equip the BBC for an uncertain future.
Cases in the UK and German courts are among the first to be decided on this pressing issue.
The chancellor rejected the big, bold sweep of an income tax rise.
Reports of such appalling behaviour – and Farage’s reaction – give us an insight into the leader of the UK’s rising far-right party.
The authoritarian regime is making a soft-power play for dominance in the under-17s game.
Overall, the budget nudges the UK towards paying more tax now to avoid an even more financially fragile NHS later.
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