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The Complex World Order
With the fall of the Berlin Wall, the world order changed profoundly in 1989. The Soviet Union was dissolved, and it became a “unipolar”...
China’s technological innovations at the top of the planet
In recent years, scientific and technological innovation in the People's Republic of China has made great progress and the country's strength has continued to...
The Birth of the Texas Abortion Law: Analysing its Legality and Implications
Despite a new era of pro-choice feminism sweeping the world, Texas has passed the Senate Bill No. 8, bringing to life one of the...
New data-driven hub aims to detect and prevent next pandemic
A new centre in Berlin, Germany, launched on Wednesday by the World Health Organization (WHO), aims to help countries better assess and respond to...
Why climate science is key to protecting people and planet
This week, scientists and representatives from 195 countries are gathered at the 54th Session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to review...
DNA to rediscover a forgotten immigration
The project "Le Vie Aleramiche, Normanno-Sveve", with the support of the Euro-Mediterranean Federation, after having deepened the linguistic, toponymic and cultural aspects, will make...
The problems of climate change, part 1
In recent years, increasing evidence has shown that the world is warming. Scientists' research tells us that the cause of global warming in recent...
Vaccine Equity and Beyond: Intellectual Property Rights Face a Crucial Test
The debate over intellectual property rights (IPRs), particularly patents, and access to medicine is not new. IPRs are considered to drive innovation by protecting...
Science, Security and American Nuclear Strategy: An Intellectual Challenge
".... science - by which I mean the entire body of knowledge about things, whether corporeal or spiritual - is as much a work...
At Last A Malaria Vaccine and How It All Began
This week marked a signal achievement. A group from Oxford University announced the first acceptable vaccine ever against malaria. One might be forgiven for...