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Volodymyr Zelensky

Europe Is Not At War With Russia But Citizens Are Fatigued About Ukraine

As the Ukraine war approaches its four-and-a-half year milestone, the sustainability of the coalition of support for Kyiv has once again become a key question on the minds of Europeans.

Arithmetic Travels Better Than Alphabet For Europe's Energy Labels

Imagine an apartment that could be teleported across Europe. In Spain, its energy certificate might read D. In Germany, the same apartment could earn a C on a scale that runs to H.

In The NHS, It Pays To DIsclose LGB+ Status

A new pay gap study using the the National Health Service in England has good news for the LGB +; they are paid more.

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Farming in Kenya

Kenya’s Challenge: The EU’s Neo-Colonialism

After years of delay, Kenya is set to lift its ban on GMOs.

In France, Farmers Are Fighting Back Against City Activists

Merchants of doubt in the environmental sector endlessly accuse the agricultural world of being among the key ills the world faces, and politicians latch on to such populist rhetoric in municipal e
Components of a low-mass dark matter detector now in development. Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab

WIMPs - the search for dark matter is expanding. And going small.

Dark matter is abundant in the universe, and even though we can't detect it is by far the most common form of matter, making up about 85 percent of the universe's total.

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