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1.033 nieuwsberichten over Britain.

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Should you be afraid of Elon Musk?

Artificial intelligence poses a double challenge to the human mind. Not only will the most advanced models soon be able to think better than people, but AI has consequences for humanity which are so uncertain, so potentially vast and are approaching at...

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How investors learned to live with inflation

For a good portion of the early 2020s, just about every discussion of financial markets seemed to involve aviation metaphors. Rich-world inflation had surged and central bankers had belatedly ratcheted up interest rates in an attempt to cool their economies.

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Meet the committee to buy Europe

Europe wants bigger firms. Its apparatchiks say so every time they talk about integration and competitiveness. „The leaders want true European champions,” announced António Costa, the Portuguese head of the European Council, in February.

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4 juli: opening skatepark Palm Park Rijen

Op zaterdag 4 juli wordt Palm Park officieel geopend: het nieuwe skatepark aan de Hannie Schaftlaan in Rijen. Bezoekers kunnen rekenen op een feestelijke middag vol skatewedstrijden, demonstraties, muziek, workshops en activiteiten voor jong en oud.

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Tournament of losers

Money, it is often said, has ruined football. Staging the men’s World Cup mostly in America, a country that has produced so many great businessmen and so few good footballers, was supposed to mark the triumph of big business over the beautiful game.

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Ukraine’s war is now longer than the first world war

On June 11th Europe passed a sombre milestone. As of that date, the fighting in Ukraine had ground on for longer than the first world war. In a grim irony, a conflict that looked like it might last just a few days, as Russian troops confidently stormed...

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Ukraine is not a charity case

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas attend a joint press conference.