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Climate change is invisible. These powerful photographs are anything but

The top news photographs this week prove the power of framing as photojournalists turned their lens towards wildfires, drought, and flooding

Digital Camera World · Jul 24

Americans would rather live near a nuclear power plant than a data center

Some people surveyed pointed to a fear of AI, while others cited growing concerns of noise and water pollution.

Fortune · May 15

Europeans are concerned that the US will withdraw support from NATO. They are right to worry − Americans should, too

The United States has long played a leadership role in NATO, the most successful military alliance in history.

The Conversation · May 27, 2025

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Dismayed TikTok Users Shocked Supreme Court Unanimously Approves Ban: 'First Time They've Ever Agreed on Something'

TikTok users have taken to social media to express their surprise at the US Supreme Court unanimously upholding the law banning TikTok, voicing sorrow at the potential removal of the app.

Latin Times · Jan 17, 2025

‘Everyone, together, against fascism’: protests sweep Germany after exposé of AfD party’s deportation ‘masterplan’

Revelations about far-right party’s secret meeting rock the country and lead to widespread calls to ban controversial group

The Guardian - UK · Jan 21, 2024

Germany unwilling to criticise Israel because of Holocaust guilt, says Turkey’s Erdogan

Turkish president holds tense press conference with chancellor Olaf Scholz on visit to Germany

The Independent UK · Nov 18, 2023

Netanyahu: ‘Expanded Campaign’ Possible Amid Enemy Rocket Onslaught

Netanyahu is ready for the possibility of an expanded campaign and harsh strikes against

Zenger · May 13, 2023

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What really happened at Chernobyl? How the world’s worst nuclear accident happened

Decades after the catastrophe, now a byword for state secrecy, crucial elements remain a mystery, Andy Gregory writes

The Independent UK · May 2, 2023

What really happened at Chernobyl? How the world’s worst nuclear accident happened

Decades after the catastrophe, now a byword for state secrecy, crucial elements remain a mystery, Andy Gregory writes

The Independent UK · May 1, 2023

US will give military tanks to Ukraine, signaling Western powers' long-term commitment to thwarting Russia

President Joe Biden announced on Jan. 25, 2023, that the U.S. would send 31 M1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine – following Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s repeated requests for more military tanks to help wage its war against Russia.

The Conversation · Jan 25, 2023

US military spending in Ukraine reached nearly $50 billion in 2022 – but no amount of money alone is enough to end the war

The U.S. Defense Department announced in early January 2023 that it is giving a further US $3.1 billion in military aid to Ukraine in support of its war against the Russian invasion.

The Conversation · Jan 18, 2023

‘Angry winter’: Germany’s Monday night protests unite far-right and left

Anger over cost-of-living rises and sanctions against Russia has sparked demonstrations in former East Germany

The Guardian - UK · Dec 7, 2022

4 signs of progress at the UN climate change summit

Something significant is happening in the desert in Egypt as countries meet at COP27, the United Nations summit on climate change.

The Conversation · Nov 14, 2022

Political Factors Delaying Israel’s Sale Of Arrow-3 To Germany

The lack of a green light from the United States is delaying the export of the Israeli Arrow-3 to Germany

Zenger · Oct 4, 2022

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Foreign Policy · Aug 8, 2022

Germany Has Confronted Its Past. Now It Must Confront the Present.

Accepting—or rejecting—historical guilt for past evils doesn’t absolve nations of present-day responsibility.

Zenger · Jun 28, 2022

Where Have You Been Hive-ing- Thousands Of Stolen Bees Find Their Way Home

Thousands of bees stolen from a country estate have returned by themselves – after apparently fleeing their captors.

Zenger · Jun 22, 2022

No Misteak: Half Of Meat-Eating Brits Are ‘Pleasantly Surprised’ By The Taste Of Plant-Based Food

Almost half of meat-eating Brits admit to being ‘pleasantly surprised’ by the taste of plant-based food.

Zenger · Jun 10, 2022

Broken Connection: Employees In The Office Feel Less Connected Than Remote Workers

CEOs hellbent on getting workers back in the office say that being physically together boosts connectivity. It turns out that’s not the case.

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Zenger · May 24, 2022

Muslims And Christians In Medieval Italy Abused Jewish Woman To Extort Money

Wealthy Italian Jews were blackmailed into buying the freedom of black Jewish slaves from Africa by locking them in a prison to be gang-raped by Muslim inmates and Christian forced labourers.

Zenger · May 18, 2022

The Future Is Hear: Piece Of Paper And Metal Foil Is All You Need To Eavesdrop 6G Transmissions

The new high-tech 6G wireless technology could be hacked in five minutes using a piece of office paper, an inkjet printer, a metallic foil transfer and a laminator.

The Guardian - UK · May 6, 2022

‘We had to do this’: Berlin museum to drop ‘Russian’ from name

Museum on site where Nazis agreed to surrender in 1945 will be renamed Museum Berlin-Karlshorst

Zenger · Apr 15, 2022

Nearly Half Of Respondents Think You Can Be “too Old” To Start Saving For Retirement

A recent survey of 2,000 Americans, looked at how these groups plan for retirement across various fields of employment.

Zenger · Apr 12, 2022

Eight In 10 Americans Believe Having A “green Thumb” Is A Necessary Survival Skill

54% think it’s expensive to live sustainably, with the average person estimating the lifestyle costs $11,000 more a year.

Zenger · Mar 29, 2022

Farmers In Europe’s Largest Economy, Elsewhere Worry About Harvest As Ukrainian Workers Fight Russia

Foreign seasonal workers, including many Ukrainians, do most of the picking of crops throughout Europe.

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