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When Universities Become Battlefields: US-China Science Rivalry Enters a New Era
The growing US-China science rivalry is transforming universities into strategic battlegrounds, with research restrictions raising questions about security, innovation, and the future of global scientific collaboration.
2 days ago4 min read
The Quiet Revolution: How Silent Book Clubs Are Redefining Social Connection
People gather in silence, sharing the simple joy of reading together. Silent Book Clubs create a calm space where connection grows without the pressure of conversation.
3 days ago2 min read
Who Owns Nature's Wealth?
The world's greatest biological treasures are often found not in laboratories or research institutions, but in forests, wetlands and indigenous communities that have nurtured them for centuries. Yet, history offers countless examples of these resources being commercialised without the knowledge or consent of those who safeguarded them. India's First National Report on the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) is, therefore, more than a routine policy document. I
Jul 254 min read
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