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October 15, 2023

Science

New ‘brain atlas’ maps the highly complex organ in dazzling detail

The Washington Post: Scientists have unveiled the most detailed map of the human brain to date, identifying over 3,000 types of brain cells. The work is part of the $3 billion BRAIN

Politics

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

Politico: Slovakia’s newly elected Prime Minister Robert Fico has taken a significant turn in the country’s policy towards Ukraine, opposing further military aid. His stance partly stems from Slovakia’s historical closeness with Russia, but also has a deeply personal context.

October 20, 2023

AstraZeneca hails ‘clinically meaningful’ cancer drug trial results

Science

The Financial Times: AstraZeneca has unveiled the results of clinical trials of drugs to treat lung cancer and breast cancer. They showed better results

‘Pervasive and relentless’ racism on the rise in Europe, survey finds

Europe·World

The Guardian: Racism is increasingly pervasive in Europe, according to an EU survey of 6,752 people of African descent across 13 member states. The

The relationship between China and Australia

Australia’s Prime Minister Balances US and China Relations Amid Indo-Pacific Tensions

October 23, 2023

China·Oceania·World

Politico: Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese faces a delicate diplomatic balance as he gears up for official visits to both the United States and China. Positioned at the crossroads of rising tensions

What Wagenknecht plans – and how successful she can become

October 23, 2023

Politics

Der Spiegel: Prominent German Left Party member, Sahra Wagenknecht, has broken ranks to initiate a new left-wing political association called “Bündnis Sahra Wagenknecht” (BSW). Alongside 15 other defectors, including 10 Bundestag representatives,

In the Wake of Hamas Attack: How Israel’s Economy and Daily Life Are Impacted

October 23, 2023

Business

The Financial Times: On October 7th, a sudden Hamas attack led to a nationwide closure of Israeli bars and restaurants, along with the cancellation of hundreds of flights. This abrupt event mobilized

Three Weapons That Israel and Ukraine Both Need From the U.S.

October 23, 2023

Europe·Middle East·World

The New York Times: Ukraine and Israel are fighting different wars and have different capabilities and needs. Kiev’s counteroffensive faces minefields, stiff resistance in the trenches, and a grueling artillery campaign turning

Fed Rate Moves Squeeze a Key U.S. Ally

October 23, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: During Joe Biden’s presidency, the U.S. alliance with South Korea has strengthened. But the country’s economy has fallen victim to America’s skyrocketing interest rates. Because of that, the

Undersea sabotage is Russia’s latest weapon

October 23, 2023

Opinion

European and transatlantic security consultant Edward Lucas for The Times: This month, something took out the gas pipeline between Estonia and Finland. It won’t be operational until April. An accident? Unlikely. Investigators

Azerbaijan’s victory over Armenian enclave raises fears of another war

October 23, 2023

World

The Financial Times: After victory in Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan, instead of announcing a new era of peace, has made Armenia fear that the conflict is not over. No meaningful steps have been taken

Inside Meta, Debate Over What’s Fair in Suppressing Comments in the Palestinian Territories

October 23, 2023

Business·Middle East

The Wall Street Journal: Meta Platforms faces internal discord over its content moderation policies in the Palestinian territories, following a surge in hateful comments related to recent violent events involving Hamas and

Israel-Hamas war cuts deep into Germany’s soul

October 22, 2023

Europe·World

Politico: The situation in Germany has become a hotbed for tensions surrounding the Israel-Hamas conflict. Pro-Palestinian protests in Berlin’s Neukölln neighborhood have escalated into violent confrontations. Public demonstrations chanting slogans like “From

As U.S. Debt Surges, Europe Brings Its Own Under Control

October 22, 2023

Business

The Wall Street Journal: Amid the challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, both the U.S. and Europe increased their borrowing. However, while the U.S. deficit continues to

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GlobalWide News

New ‘brain atlas’ maps the highly complex organ in dazzling detail

Why Slovakia’s Fico hates Ukraine

AstraZeneca hails ‘clinically meaningful’ cancer drug trial results

‘Pervasive and relentless’ racism on the rise in Europe, survey finds

Australia’s Prime Minister Balances US and China Relations Amid Indo-Pacific Tensions

What Wagenknecht plans – and how successful she can become

In the Wake of Hamas Attack: How Israel’s Economy and Daily Life Are Impacted

Three Weapons That Israel and Ukraine Both Need From the U.S.

Fed Rate Moves Squeeze a Key U.S. Ally

Undersea sabotage is Russia’s latest weapon

Azerbaijan’s victory over Armenian enclave raises fears of another war

Inside Meta, Debate Over What’s Fair in Suppressing Comments in the Palestinian Territories

Israel-Hamas war cuts deep into Germany’s soul

As U.S. Debt Surges, Europe Brings Its Own Under Control

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