Culture
Manchester City supporters have been gaslit. What happens now?
The Premier League has published the core findings of the independent commission investigating Manchester City Football Club.
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- Health
Almost everyone naturally turns left when walking – and we still have no idea why
This story began, like so many in the history of science, with something we were not looking for.
- Technology
US tech leaders are urgently calling for rules on AI – China already has them
Recent warnings from American AI leaders have created the impression that the world is only beginning to confront the dangers of advanced artificial intelligence.
- Environment
Why do some chimpanzee mothers carry their dead infants for months?
In 2003, in the deep forests of Bossou in Guinea, a chimpanzee mother did something that reshaped how we view animal minds. Jire carried the the lifeless body of her one-year-old infant Jimato for some 68 days.
- Environment
Why Europe wants to boost its Arctic presence
EU leaders gathered in northern Finland recently for a summit focused on reaffirming the importance of the Arctic region to European security.
- Business
Privatised aid failed the people of Gaza. The world should learn not to repeat it
For six months in 2025, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation operated a radically different model for delivering food to Palestinians in Gaza.
EnvironmentNeoliberalism is in retreat. Viktor Shvets blames the boomers – but it’s not that simple
The title of global strategist Viktor Shvets’ book, The Twilight Before the Storm, aptly describes our current situation. On the one hand, Western societies are in the twilight of the long era of neoliberalism, dating back to the 1970s and…
- Technology
Could AI really kill all humans? Most scenarios require physical access, making AI armageddon unlikely
In August 2026, an experiment using “frontier”, or cutting edge, artificial intelligence models went further than planned.