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Defending fragile democracies against the march of authoritarianism
Elizabeth Dangerfield
19/02/2025
Democracy is difficult. Democracy is fragile. Democracy, in its most inclusive modus operandi, pushes the boundaries too far for many ...
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MBJ’s view
Matt Bissett-Johnson
16/02/2025
See current affairs through the eyes of cartoonist Matt Bissett-Johnson. Published 16 February 2025.
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The ‘Musk-eteer’ dismantling America
Paul Monk
14/02/2025
Elon Musk has been a shooting star. His ambitions and his energy have been awe-inspiring to observe, from banking to ...
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Objectivity, independent media and news avoidance
Matt Walsh
11/02/2025
The way we get our news is changing fast. The latest research from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at ...
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Robert Harris, Edward Berger and the Vatican
Paul Monk
06/02/2025
Robert Harris is a gifted historical novelist, whose work spans millennia on topics from ancient Rome (Imperium, Pompeii, Dictator) to ...
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How psychologists kick-started AI by studying the human mind
Armita Zarnegar
03/02/2025
Many people think of psychology as being primarily about mental health, but its story goes far beyond that. As the ...
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