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Many elections, many consequences

With a vast number of citizens around the world voting for leaders and legislatures this year, much will depend on their trust in the electoral

Time to defend science under attack

In an age of “alternative facts” and conspiracy theories, protecting trust in science is crucial.

Your quick guide to the Solomon Islands elections

Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare could retain power on April 17, but who stands in his way of making history?

Accusations may catch World Cup hosts offside

Many in the west accuse Gulf nations of sportswashing when they spend big on major events — so, what will they say about World Cup host Australia?

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Unforgettable images help fans forget the dark side

Sportswashing’s goal is to distract from a nation’s dark deeds but it can corrupt the sport in the process.

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Does sportswashing even work?

While the media paints sportswashing as evil, more research is needed to evaluate whether it is really changing attitudes on the ground.

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Fans care about trophies, not how they’re won

Fans care about their clubs’ accomplishments more and if new owners can pour in big money to achieve this, then all is good.

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Is this the future of meat?

There are still many hurdles for lab-grown meat to overcome before it changes the way we eat.

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Eight key questions about lab-grown meat

It’s been around for a decade now — but cultured meat still faces some huge hurdles.

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Can lab-grown meat satisfy India’s growing food needs?

Lab-grown meat isn’t only being produced in the US. The fledgling industry in India faces both unique opportunities and challenges.

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Is lab-grown meat better for the environment?

Assessments of the environmental sustainability of lab-grown meat have led to some mixed conclusions.

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What Europe’s AI regulation moment will mean for the world

The European Union’s AI regulation has some predicting a spate of Brussels copycats. Close, but not quite.

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Why India can afford to wait and watch before regulating AI

India should not rush with a “comprehensive” law that might become outdated quickly

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Going back to the future for AI regulation

New regulations that can adapt fast will help countries deal with evolving AI technologies, but strategic use of laws already in place will also be key.

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Many elections, many consequences

Time to defend science under attack

Your quick guide to the Solomon Islands elections

Accusations may catch World Cup hosts offside

Unforgettable images help fans forget the dark side

Does sportswashing even work?

Fans care about trophies, not how they’re won

Is this the future of meat?

Eight key questions about lab-grown meat

Can lab-grown meat satisfy India’s growing food needs?

Is lab-grown meat better for the environment?

What Europe’s AI regulation moment will mean for the world

Why India can afford to wait and watch before regulating AI

Going back to the future for AI regulation

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