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zaterdag 24 oktober 2026

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The Economist

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WetenschapWelingelichte Kringen

Niet 200 maar ruim 400 aanhoudingen bij XR-blokkade A12

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AI is the new Oracle of Delphi. That’s bad news

Prediction is old as intelligent life. In pre-industrial times, part of what made humans strong despite physical disadvantage was an ability to foresee the behaviour of other animals, which made it easier to hunt them. In the modern world prediction...

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Wielertalent Seixas (19) wint Waalse Pijl bij zijn debuut

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Burgemeester Utrecht: we gaan het er niet bij laten zitten

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PolitiekTrouw

In het echt sterft de tradwife gewoon uit

fgelopen weekend werd er in Amsterdam weer een vrouw vermoord, vermoedelijk door haar partner. Eerder deze maand ook al, eveneens in Amsterdam. Door het boek van Saskia Belleman, getiteld Zij is van mij , zien we zulk nieuws, nog altijd gebracht als op...

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Fed-kandidaat Warsh benadrukt onafhankelijkheid in hoorzitting

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America wakes up to AI’s dangerous power

Should a handful of men be entrusted with the world’s most potent new technology? Five geeks so famous that they can be identified by their first names—Dario, Demis, Elon, Mark and Sam—exercise almost godlike command over the artificial-intelligence...

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How to end the war in Iran

Een reclamebord langs de weg op het moment dat Pakistan zich voorbereidt op vredesgesprekken tussen de VS en Iran in Islamabad, 10 april 2026.

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The impending global food shock is preventable

Four years ago the world averted a humanitarian catastrophe—or seemed to. One giant cereal producer, Russia, invaded another, Ukraine. Fears of food shortages spread in poor countries unable to pay suddenly astronomical prices for wheat and other staples.

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Why a big country like Italy acts as if it were small

Calimero, a chick covered in soot who is no longer recognised by his mother, was hatched in an animated advertisement on Italian television in 1963. Ever since he has been moaning about his fate: „Everyone has it in for me because I’m small and black.

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How Fox News is luring in Gen Z

As missiles rain down on the Middle East, Trey Yingst fires off salvos of news from his smartphone. The 32-year-old chief foreign correspondent of Fox News dons a flak jacket and stands on a Tel Aviv balcony to file reports several times a day.

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Can a country get too rich?

Norway’s tribute to Edvard Munch, Scandinavia’s most famous painter, is an impressive 13-storey slab of recycled aluminium and glass built on the harbour front in Oslo. Completed in 2021 at a cost of $350m, it was even more impressively late (by a...

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The hidden currency of office life

People care deeply about their relative standings within organisations. Job titles and pay cheques are both pretty good clues to status, but they do not measure everything. Some employees wield influence without power. Others have an important-sounding...

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The pros and cons of stretch goals

„The reasonable man adapts himself to the world,” wrote George Bernard Shaw. „The unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man.”

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Opinie | America wakes up to AI’s dangerous power

Should a handful of men be entrusted with the world’s most potent new technology? Five geeks so famous that they can be identified by their first names—Dario, Demis, Elon, Mark and Sam—exercise almost godlike command over the artificial-intelligence...