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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

Sissinghurst Castle’s Ancient Treasures Revealed

Arts

The Times: Sissinghurst Castle, renowned for its gardens, is a historic gem created by Vita Sackville-West and Harold Nicolson over a span of thirty

Why Tensions Are Rising on Israel’s Border With Lebanon as it Fights Hamas in Gaza

October 11, 2023

Middle East·World

The New York Times: Tensions are escalating on Israel’s border with Lebanon, even as Israel is engaged in military action in Gaza against Hamas. The Israeli Army has had four straight days

Here’s how world leaders are reacting to the Israel-Hamas war

October 11, 2023

Middle East·World

The Washington Post: Western Powers: U.S., E.U., and BritainLeaders from the United States, France, Germany, Italy, and Britain condemned Hamas’s attacks on Israel as acts of terrorism with “no justification.” They pledged

It’s the EU and US against the rest of the world in new steel club

October 11, 2023

Business·World

Politico: Brussels and Washington are in negotiations to establish a joint tariff zone targeting steel and aluminum imports from non-market economies like China. Under the proposed deal, the EU and the U.S.

“I was surprised at how quiet the West behaved.”

October 11, 2023

Middle East·World

Israel wants to cut off the supply of electricity, water, medicine to the Gaza Strip. What does international law say about this approach? In an interview with SPIEGEL, lawyer Matthias Hartwig explains

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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

Sissinghurst Castle’s Ancient Treasures Revealed

Why Tensions Are Rising on Israel’s Border With Lebanon as it Fights Hamas in Gaza

Here’s how world leaders are reacting to the Israel-Hamas war

It’s the EU and US against the rest of the world in new steel club

“I was surprised at how quiet the West behaved.”

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