As the march towards Brexit rekindles arguments over British nationalism and the strength and merits of the union between

In 1975, the English author John Berger wrote about the political implications of immigration, at

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I mean, seriously, haven’t we all pondered this at one time or another – or

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In 2017, we saw the consolidation of China’s power and influence globally, and of Communist

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Trade friction between China and the United States has been brewing for some time. But

American cities still have the edge when it comes to high-tech startups and venture capital,

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The $20 million Lunar X Prize was supposed to send startups into space. The cost

How an extreme libertarian tract predicting the collapse of liberal democracies – written by Jacob

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Before I started working on real-world robots, I wrote about their fictional and historical ancestors.

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Whether or not diversity is a good thing is still a topic of much debate.

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