In Congo, as elsewhere, Donald Trump has prioritised profit-making above all else. That may not be enough https://t.co/eXlm9pbEjD ...

Reading about history is an entirely passive experience. Play a game, and you have to get your hands dirty. People learn things while they are having fun, too https://t.co/PxzwdkX3TN ...

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Saudi Arabia could break into the top five of global AI hubs in the next five to seven years. We explain how https://t.co/NwoeeFIhVo ...

Turkey farms may be unromantic, but they play a vital role in cherished traditions https://t.co/IxqhSVqMk9 ...

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For years the left had a near-monopoly on martyrdom. But if prison works for lefties, it will work for their enemies, too. The right is developing its own martyrs https://t.co/BJPMGQdJ4Z ...

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Only about one-third of American adults today think that university education is “very important”, according to recent polling. Generation Z is becoming more interested in skilled trades instead https://t.co/WE1XSFeb11 ...