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‘Orbán is too insignificant and too small to impact Western security’, says former US ambassador

‘Orbán is too insignificant and too small to impact Western security’, says former US ambassador

NATO allies in Washington DC are critical of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s overtures to Moscow; saying it wasn’t helpful,…
‘Xoftex’: How zombies and humour can restart our empathy machines

‘Xoftex’: How zombies and humour can restart our empathy machines

In a year of elections which have seen far right parties achieve remarkable gains largely stoked by fear of immigrants…
Film buffs go bananas at the box office over Despicable Me 4

Film buffs go bananas at the box office over Despicable Me 4

Newly released Despicable Me 4 has smashed it at the box office, pushing rival Inside Out 2 off the top…
This 177 year old start-up is looking to the next generation to drive innovation

This 177 year old start-up is looking to the next generation to drive innovation

“I think we have been one of the first Start-Ups ever. “There weren’t any garages at that time, but if…
Anti-immigrant and anti-semitic rhetoric at centre of Euro 2024-linked misinformation

Anti-immigrant and anti-semitic rhetoric at centre of Euro 2024-linked misinformation

It’s not just the world of politics, science and health that are targeted by online misinformation. Often, sports and our…
UK sugar tax slashed children’s added sugar intake from sodas and soft drinks, study finds

UK sugar tax slashed children’s added sugar intake from sodas and soft drinks, study finds

The United Kingdom’s sugar tax led to a nearly 50 per cent reduction in children’s added sugar intake from sodas…
Barcelona protesters spray visitors with water: Why has Europe fallen out of love with tourism?

Barcelona protesters spray visitors with water: Why has Europe fallen out of love with tourism?

Thousands of Barcelona residents have taken to the streets to protest overtourism. Around 3,000 people from over 140 organisations took…
Europe’s new Ariane 6 rocket successfully takes off

Europe’s new Ariane 6 rocket successfully takes off

Europe’s launcher Ariane 6 has officially blasted off from its Spaceport of Kourou in French Guiana. The European Space Agency…
Modi hugs Putin but seemingly condemns Russian hospital attack

Modi hugs Putin but seemingly condemns Russian hospital attack

India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi embraced President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, much to the criticism of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.…
European Parliament could soon have a new far-right group, led by AfD

European Parliament could soon have a new far-right group, led by AfD

The European Parliament might soon have another far-right group vehemently opposed to the Green Deal, migration and European integration, just…
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