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All parties are ducking the challenge of defence spending

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Kemi Badenoch has her unconvincing ‘iron dome’, Andy Burnham has again postponed a decision about the 3 per cent target – and Nigel Farage does not even have a defence spokesperson

The Independent UK · Oct 6

The Guardian view on the Green party and Palestine: rejecting two states is no shortcut to peace

Editorial: Zack Polanski must defend Palestinian freedom while reassuring Jewish members and showing that his party can handle disagreements

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

The Guardian view on the French school protests: the political class needs to heed the voice of students

Editorial: A generation facing unprecedented challenges deserves better than an underfunded education system

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

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Kemi Badenoch is the most rightwing leader in Tory history. Isn’t it time she got some actual scrutiny?

Farage’s scandals have allowed Badenoch to get her party back in the race. But her programme would be no less ruinous for our country, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

The Future Belongs To Synthesists

A synthesist founder isn't a generalist. They can go deep in a particular field or discipline but refuse to stay inside its boundaries. The physicist who ships software. The biologist who thinks like a machine learning researcher. The materials scientist who understands computation.

International Business Times · Oct 6

The sheer energy India brings with it

India has provided power connections to over 300 million people since 2015 and improved gas supply accessibility. The country has installed 160 GW of solar panels, achieving its renewable targets ahead of schedule. India is also pursuing a tenfold increase in its nuclear energy capacity by 2047. Additionally, India has…

The Economic Times · Oct 6

France student protest and India's CJP movement share one demand: Young people want to be heard, not policed

Young students in France have recently mobilized to demand improvements in education funding and resources. Protests have spread across hundreds of schools and universities, emphasizing the need for more teachers and smaller class sizes. Despite significant government spending on education, many school facilities remain dilapidated and overcrowded. The unrest has…

The Economic Times · Oct 6

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India’s Nobel kept on ice?

Challenges in India’s research ecosystem hinder the development of scientific talent and innovation. Stable funding and support for research are crucial for future scientific advancements. India needs a collaborative system that encourages curiosity-driven research in universities and industries.

The Economic Times · Oct 6

Stop worrying about my AI, says multibillionaire Sam Altman. So we bear the risks and he keeps the money

OpenAI’s CEO seems to want to privatise his company’s huge financial gains while making all of us pay for any negative consequences, says author Chris Stokel-Walker

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

Pedro Sánchez is a master of the political comeback. But calling a snap election in Spain may be a gamble too far

A thriving economy, a model green transition, social advances – Spain’s PM shouldn’t be in trouble. Yet he is, and it’s a lesson for progressives everywhere, says sociologist Paolo Gerbaudo

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

JD Vance and Ted Cruz are fighting for control of the GOP. The problem? Neither is called Trump

Having seemingly written off the midterms, the Republican bigwigs are making their pitches for 2028. But the current commander-in-chief could be looking closer to home, writes Arwa Mahdawi

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

Sorry, but I’m bringing my iced coffee to the job interview

What, exactly, about the drink is so distracting? The viral debate raises bigger questions about who defines ‘professionalism’

The Guardian - US · Oct 6

Rightwing ‘great replacement’ fears mask tech’s real great replacement

While adherents to the racist theory condemn a shadowy global elite, Silicon Valley is working toward the replacement of humans with AI

The Guardian - US · Oct 6

What have I learned in my 53 years? That I shouldn’t listen to strangers who accost me in the street

I was shocked when a man in a van aimed an ageist insult at me. And I regret to say that my son has been no help at all, writes Zoe Williams

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

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The Guardian - US · Oct 6

Trump is fueling a culture of misogynistic impunity

The allegations against seven men at Cornell University come amid a climate of belligerent sexism

Newslaundry · Oct 6

India’s women are angry, and rightfully so

India’s women are angry.

The Guardian - UK · Oct 6

Burnham’s surprise EU-turn could deliver the Tories from a generational mess

Badenoch would never have reopened the door on Brexit, but now that the PM has, it suits the Conservatives to let him walk through it, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

International Business Times · Oct 5

AI Is Being Built on Concrete. We're Ignoring Its Biggest Carbon Problem.

As spending on AI infrastructure soars toward a trillion dollars a year, the carbon locked into data center concrete is permanent. The tools to cut it in half already exist.

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International Business Times · Oct 5

Business Leaders Cannot Control AI's Future, but They Can Manage What They Reveal

A business cannot determine how every model develops. It can decide who approves a new connection to company systems, what employees may share, and who reviews information published on its behalf.

France 24 · Oct 5

Return of the Bolsonaros: Why the far-right surge in Brazilian elections?

Do voters care about attempted coups? Brazil's Flavio Bolsonaro is on the cusp of unseating Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva in the country's October 25 presidential runoff. Bolsonaro's father was jailed over the Brazilian version of the January 6 storming of the US Capitol. Up and down the ballot, other…

The Independent UK · Oct 5

The Tories have found a blueprint that works for them – now they need to sell it to Britain

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Andrew Griffith’s promises to cut taxes, reduce red tape and expand Heathrow have boosted the likelihood of a Badenoch administration – but the Conservative leader must do some building up as well as tearing down

The Guardian - UK · Oct 5

The Guardian view on Tory economics: Britain’s future needs more than Thatcher’s past

Editorial: The Conservatives blame their failures on abandoning their 1976 principles. But the country needs investment and resilience rather than another round of spending cuts

The Guardian - UK · Oct 5

The Guardian view on sexual abuse in schools: teachers cannot deal with this alone

Editorial: Politicians must redouble their efforts to tackle a disturbing pattern of pupils assaulting classmates

The Economic Times · Oct 5

Insurance misselling misunderstood: The regulator’s proposal is tantamount to addressing the symptom, while ignoring the cause

In FY25, the Indian insurance sector experienced significant premium growth while maintaining flat penetration rates. However, complaints regarding misselling and customer dissatisfaction have risen. The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India is considering reintroducing commission caps to combat these issues. Previous successful strategies in other countries suggest combining commission…

The Economic Times · Oct 5

Bengal, count plants, not promises: The real test of its industrial comeback

In a bid to enhance industrial investment in West Bengal, finance minister Swapan Dasgupta plans to overhaul outdated land use regulations. This initiative will introduce new policies like land pooling and financial incentives tied to job creation for emerging projects. The historical challenges have stunted the region's industrial advancement, prompting…

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