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Davos 2022: How to properly debate the future of democracy
A lively panel gathered on the first day of Davos 2022 to discuss the future of democracy, demonstrating the sort of healthy debate required to nourish it.
John Letzing
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This is why we’ll probably have to work longer than our parents did
China’s plan to “gradually delay” the country’s legal retirement age has managed to unify a wide variety of people around a single sentiment: they don't like it.
Can science help us understand populism, from 'malignant manicheism' to Marine Le Pen?
After a pair of populist candidates were defeated in European elections last Sunday, some of the reaction sounded like advice we get during the downslope of a COVID-19 wave – this is good...
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How did one European country free itself from Russian gas?
It seems clear now that buying Russian oil and gas means funding an attempt to dismantle a sovereign country, and indirectly enabling carnage.
世界経済フォーラムの取り組み
What is information warfare and how pervasive is it?
A confession: during the earliest days of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine I’d steal an occasional glimpse at RT, the Russian broadcaster accused of peddling propaganda, before it was yanked ...
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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine need not hinder climate progress. Here's why
It’s “now or never” to stave off a climate catastrophe, according to a UN report published last week.
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What are hypersonic weapons and how can we limit their spread?
Nearly four years ago, Russia brandished one of its newest armaments during a Victory Day parade in Moscow: a hypersonic missile that was fastened to a fighter jet, and described as a “do...
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How to contain the cascading impacts of war in ‘Europe’s breadbasket’
At a time when Ukrainian farmers normally start spring field work, many have instead been using their tractors to haul away abandoned Russian tanks and troop carriers.
Esto es lo que hacen los vecinos de Ucrania para ayudar a los refugiados
En sólo una semana, un millón de refugiados han huido de Ucrania. Muchos más les seguirán como parte de lo que se ve convertirse en la peor crisis de refugiados de Europa en lo que va de ...
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Here’s what Ukraine’s neighbours are doing to help refugees
Donations to help people displaced by the conflict can be made via UNHCR and the ICRC. Companies can navigate contributions via the UN Business Guide and the Global Shapers' supportukrain...
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¿Son los mandatos de la vacuna COVID-19 violaciones de los derechos humanos?
El artículo "¿Son los mandatos de vacunación COVID-19 una violación de los derechos humanos?" se publicó por primera vez el 24 de agosto de 2021 y se ha actualizado el 31 de enero de 2022.
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Are cars an urban design flaw? Cities advance car-free zones
An effort now underway to establish a car-free zone bigger than Manhattan in central Berlin, a relatively dense location where 15% of the surface area is used for road traffic, just might...
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Nuclear fuel suffers from a geographical supply imbalance. Here's why that's a concern
Uranium was discovered more than two centuries ago on the fringes of the Habsburg Empire, and proved useful for tinting photos and colouring vases. Now, many people think it can help solv...
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Are COVID-19 vaccine mandates human rights violations?
The article "Are COVID-19 vaccine mandates human rights violations?" was first published on 24th August 2021 and has been updated on 31st January 2022.
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Omicron has had more than a mild impact on workforces
My local pharmacy in Switzerland recently sent me an email that nicely distilled the Omicron era. Your booster is cancelled, it read, because an employee “affected by COVID-19” has left u...