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Short-range drones: The deadliest threat to civilians in Ukraine
In January 2025, short-range drones caused more casualties than any other weapon in Ukraine, the UN Human Rights Monitoring Mission in Ukraine (HRMMU) said in a new report released on Tuesday.
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RDC : le gel de l’aide américaine entrave les opérations humanitaires, dont certaines sont « interrompues
Alors que la situation dans l’est de la République démocratique du Congo (RDC) demeure extrêmement volatile, un responsable des Nations Unies a déploré, mardi, les conséquences pour le pays de la ...
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Aux frontières d'Israël avec le Liban et la Syrie, l’ONU surveille une paix fragile
Déployés le long des frontières israéliennes avec le Liban et la Syrie, les Casques bleus de l’ONU surveillent une paix fragile, plus de deux mois après le cessez-le-feu entre le Hezbollah et Israël, ...
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Latin America is moving fast to protect democracy from excesses of big tech
Latin American nations are at the forefront of a movement to create restrictions on global technology firms to prevent misinformation or misuse.
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Jim Chalmers wants to fix Australia’s broken road tax system. Here’s what one solution might look like
Australia’s road tax system has a problem. Revenue from the fuel excise – the primary way we tax motoring – has been declining steadily as a proportion of government revenue over the past two decades.
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Almost half of Australians wish they read more books. Here are 10 ways to get back into reading in a distracted age
Alyse Lennox, Senior Research Officer, BehaviourWorks Australia, Monash Sustainable Development Institute, Monash University, Monash University Fernanda Mata, Research Fellow, BehaviourWorks Australia ...
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How smarter greenhouses could improve the UK’s food security
Around 70% of the Britain’s 12,000 greenhouses are more than 40 years old. So there’s a huge opportunity for hi-tech horticulture to improve food security.
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Trauma dumping: how sharing experiences on social media can cause distress for other users
Have you ever asked someone how their day was, or been chatting casually with a friend, only to have them tell you a horrific story that has left you feeling distressed or emotionally exhausted ...
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‘When you’ve got nothing in your belly, you can’t concentrate’: teachers on the food banks they run in schools
Across England, schools are running food banks to help the children and their families. Research suggests that 21% of schools in England now offer some form of food charity.
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With a ‘tradwife’ starring in Married at First Sight, a nostalgic vision of womanhood takes centre stage
Global economic and political uncertainty, nostalgia and the ongoing shaming of assertive women is fuelling a rise of the ‘tradwife’ movement.
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There is declining trust in Australian unis. Federal government policy is a big part of the problem
As we head towards the federal election, both sides of politics are making a point of criticising universities and questioning their role in the community. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has accused ...
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Most animals have their own version of tree rings – here’s how we biologists use them to help species thrive
We have a natural fascination with time – how landscapes have been carved over millennia, how our bodies grow and sag with age, how the stars traverse the sky each night. Scientists probe the layers ...