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Home Secretary signs new Rwanda treaty
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Methane Capture: Can it be done?
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'Political Blunder or Misguided Appeal to Voters?: The Controversy of Starmer’s Thatcher Comments.”
Ideology, accountability, and the individual: Ridley Scott’s Napoleon and Media Representation of Populism
'Art Not Evidence' campaign to end the use of rap music in criminal trials
A Loss of Youth: How Social Media is Aging Young People
Maya Sharma: Activism through storytelling
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BLACKPINK at Buckingham: What does K-Pop do for South Korea's soft power?
What OpenAI’s momentary meltdown tells us about the AI industry
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From political propaganda to Paddington Bear: The growing overlap of politics and entertainment
Greek PM Left ‘Deeply Disappointed’ Over Parthenon Marbles
