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TopicThe Conversation

Topic: The Conversation

Human exploitation is changing leopard behaviour, with genetic costs

Vincent Naude -
Using GPS collars, sightings and genetic samples, we gathered over 15 years of data to reconstruct home ranges and family pedigrees for 150 leopards in South Africa.

Surprisingly, April was Wall Street’s best month in decades

Kim Kaivanto -
Weeks of increasingly dire real-economy figures and Covid news didn’t move the US market in a big way.

People want less Boris Johnson, more science, shows UK media study

Stephen Cushion -
Since the UK prime minister was diagnosed with Covid-19, there has been criticism about the amount of attention the media has given to his health status.

Sunlight can’t cure Covid-19, but don’t dismiss its healing powers

Ilaria Scaglia -
Sunlight has long been seen as a cure for disease, leading to a boom in ‘heliotherapy’ 100 years ago.

Covid tests are pretty accurate, but not perfect, a molecular biologist explains

Maureen Ferran -
Most experts believe that problems with sample collection are the main culprit behind inaccurate coronavirus testing.

Museums are losing millions but working hard to preserve Covid artefacts

Anna M Kotarba Morley -
It is important to preserve a pandemic and museums across the world are on it.

Elephants are lightweights and can get drunk on rotten fruit

Mareike Janiak -
Anecdotes about wild animals seemingly getting drunk after eating rotting fruit are widespread. There may be some truth to it after all.

It’s in your genes — Whether Covid lands you in hospital or not depends on your body

Austin Nguyen -
When a virus infects human cells, the body reacts by turning on what are essentially anti-virus alarm systems. But not all alarm systems are created equal.

ISIS will hit back, and the world distracted by Covid is not paying attention

Aviva Guttmann -
There are striking similarities between current ISIS attacks and developments and events that happened in 2013-14 when it seized territories in Iraq and Syria.

Japan has not even started to flatten Covid curve. Blame Shinzo Abe

Craig Mark -
Opinion polls show at least half of Japan disapprove of government’s handling of the crisis and say Abe’s emergency declaration came too late.
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Opinion

SC order on stray dogs is like Tughlaq’s march to Daulatabad—grand in tone, empty in substance

Gauri Maulekhi -
SC’s order asks institutions to breed unnecessary panic and build fortresses, when they are yet to achieve basic safety or dignity.

Pakistan is bluffing. There’s no proof for $6 trillion mineral wealth claim

Moon madness has taken over modern dating. A waning crescent is the best time to ghost

Economy

No more text-heavy ads, wider scope of services—ICAI’s ethics code overhaul to promote Indian CA firms

Udit Bubna -
Open to public feedback until 26 November, the revised guidelines, among other changes, give CA firms more flexibility to advertise & promote their services.

Defence

‘Let them see’: Putin says new nuclear-powered missiles in the making, in message to Washington

Keshav Padmanabhan -
At a ceremony felicitating Russian military engineers, Putin highlights Moscow’s 'parity' in defence technologies for the next century.

National Interest

Bihar is where politics moves, and everything else stands still

Shekhar Gupta -
Bihar is blessed with a land more fertile for revolutions than any in India. Why has it fallen so far behind then? Constant obsession with politics is at the root of its destruction.

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