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This AI helps buildings cool themselves and cut emissions

Johnny Wood -
The president of Brainbox AI is part of a team developing automated AI solutions that train buildings to make smart decisions about temperature, energy use etc.
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Albania is one of world’s most corrupt nations. But this new reform can turn things around

Andi Hoxhaj -
Spak is made up of a special prosecution office, the national bureau of investigation, and special courts dealing with corruption and organised crime.
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Creativity is not a gift but a developed skill. Learn from bad feelings, train your muscles

Lily Zhu -
Using leftover food to make a new dish to finishing chores in a new way--everyday examples of creativity are plentiful.
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Albatrosses are often shown as perfect couples. But here’s why wandering ones get ‘divorced’

Samantha Patrick -
Nearly 24 per cent of wandering albatrosses are reared by a male who is not their genetic father. Not quite the tender idyll we are led to believe.
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‘Give me your hand’: How poetry is helping science reach a more diverse audience

Sam Illingworth -
Many non-scientists can often miss out on scientific research. Poetry is re-framing it in a language that is more accessible
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Working remotely? Get paid for moving to the countryside in these countries

Victoria Masterson -
Rural areas have long competed with cities for jobs, talent and investment. But since Covid, remote working means people can work from anywhere.
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Dyslexia could help humans adapt to climate change. Here’s how

Helen Taylor -
Along with their higher-level strengths, people with dyslexia have an ability to envision the future and a drive to seek new ways to adapt.
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Preet Chandi to Xiomara Castro — meet the women making history in 2022

Kate Whiting -
From politics and justice to sport and entertainment, women in all spheres across the globe are already excelling this year.
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‘Headstrong’ or ‘Dependent’? How stereotypes affect men-women pay gaps

Douglas Broom -
A US research on gender pay gap found “significant penalties” for women who were 'headstrong' and for men who exhibited dependent behaviour.
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Inequality is not confined to humans. Animals are divided by privilege, too

Douglas Broom -
A study published in the Journal of Behavioural Ecology has found that mammals, fish, birds and even insects benefit from inherited wealth and abilities.
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Counter-insurgency is Indian military’s reality. Op Sindoor was brief flash in combat spectrum

Manvendra Singh -
The Chief of Defence Staff was spot on when he declared war fighting as ‘military’s bread and butter.’

Superman Modi to superpower meeting — Indian TV anchors script a Tianjin blockbuster

Why India should let the rupee fall

Economy

GST 2.0: India streamlines indirect tax regime amid Trump tariffs & what it means for consumers

Sampurna Panigrahi -
Goods and Services Tax Council paves way for a broad two-slab structure of 5% and 18% with a demerit rate of 40% for super luxury and 'sin' goods.

Defence

Choppy ride for India’s submarine ambition: Project P-751 chugs forward, Scorpenes a stinging tale

Snehesh Alex Philip -
With P75I still years away & the follow-on Scorpenes stuck, India’s long-promised 30-yr submarine plan remains behind schedule

National Interest

For Indian Mercedes, Asim Munir’s dumper truck in mirror is closer than it appears

Shekhar Gupta -
From Munir’s point of view, a few bumps here and there is par for the course. He isn’t going to drive his dumper truck to its doom. He wants to use it as a weapon.

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