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An explosion of colour and the downfall of an Instagram darling – what to see and watch this week
Meet the Scottish colourists, stop and smell the flowers and follow the story of the cancer-journey influencer who was a fraud, as we bring you this week’s cultural highlights.
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China: Xi Jinping has learned from Trump’s first trade war and is ready to fight back
The start of 2025 has been good for China and its reputation as a high-tech innovator. The unveiling of the Chinese-made artificial intelligence (AI) tool, DeepSeek, caused consternation on the US ...
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La viande cultivée en laboratoire pourrait-elle se développer en Europe
Alors que l'on peut désormais trouver de la viande cultivée en laboratoire dans des supermarchés ou restaurants aux États-Unis et à Singapour, en Europe, ce nouvel aliment divise.
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South Africa’s finance minister wanted to raise VAT: the pros and cons of a tricky tax
South Africa’s finance minister, Enoch Godongwana, cancelled the unveiling of the country’s 2025 budget as it was due to be released. The move is unprecedented in the country’s history. The reason for ...
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Analysis: Bolsonaro’s political persecution narrative will be Lula’s biggest problem
The complaint puts Bolsonaro in the position of being politically persecuted and has the potential to inflame the former president’s supporters, with possible electoral consequences.
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Climate change could make more turtles female – but some are starting to adapt
Coming ashore onto a beach (often the beach from where they hatched), sea turtles use their flippers to carefully scoop out the sand and create flask-shaped nests in the sand in which they lay their ...
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Les Ouest-Africains présentent un risque élevé de maladie rénale selon une nouvelle étude
Une étude révèle un facteur de risque génétique significatif de maladie rénale chez les populations du Ghana et du Nigeria.
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Formation de compétences vertes pour régénérer la nature : enjeux en Afrique du Sud et au Sénégal
Les universités du Sénégal et d'Afrique du Sud forment désormais aux solutions fondées sur la nature pour lutter contre le changement climatique.
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Championing change: Ukrainian activist advocates for the rights of people with disabilities
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Côte d’Ivoire: One year on: Evicted Gesco Rivière farmers must be compensated for devastating loss of livelihoods
The Ivorian authorities must urgently compensate the 133 farmers, their employees and families whose livelihoods were destroyed following the forced evictions on the Gesco Rivière site in Abidjan, ...
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Amnesty International responds to B.C. court ruling in Indigenous land defenders’ trial
Amnesty International will consider prisoner-of-conscience designations in the cases of three Indigenous land defenders in Canada whose convictions were upheld by a British Columbia court. Sleydo’ ...
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What Policymakers Should Prioritize on Ukraine
Russia’s war against Ukraine will soon enter its fourth year. Since February 2022, violations of the laws of war have led to needless civilian death, suffering, and devastation with more than 12,456 ...