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Podcasts and Professional Development: Learning on the Go

In today’s fast-paced world, professional development has taken a new turn. Gone are the days of lengthy seminars and cumbersome…

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Russia threatens to attack western weapons shipments to Ukraine

Russia has warned that it will fire on western armaments shipments to Kyiv, raising the risk of a direct military…

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The Big Four face a fraught exit from Russia

Western companies have cut ties en masse with Russia since Vladimir Putin sent his troops into Ukraine. But even as…

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Is it right to cancel Russian artists?

“Art should serve as a bridge rather than a weapon,” said Maximilian Maier, a radio broadcaster at BR Klassik in…

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UK shale gas: fracking on a crowded island is fraught with difficulty

The government of former prime minister David Cameron went “all out” for shale. The promised revolution never happened. Britain’s only…

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‘A serious failure’: the scale of Russia’s military blunders becomes clear

Three weeks into its invasion of Ukraine, the scale of Russia’s military blunders is becoming clear. The outcome of Russian…

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‘Soviet Metal Exchange’: LME irks traders by freezing nickel market

The London Metal Exchange has enraged some of the world’s most influential electronic traders after it shut down its nickel…

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Ukraine army hails Turkish drones but Ankara plays down weapons sales

So popular are Turkish-made armed Bayraktar drones with the Ukrainian army that the weapons are celebrated in a song. “We…

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Sumaya Sadurni, photographer, 1989-2022 | Financial Times

Sumaya Sadurni, who has died aged 32 in a car crash in northwestern Uganda, was a talented freelance photographer whose…

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TikTok and the human face of war

The only time I ever heard an air raid siren was at school in the 1980s. It seemed they were…

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