Nord Stream gas pipe explosions were sabotage, say investigators
18 November 2022
A Swedish Security Service investigation has found traces of explosives at a location where mysterious leaks appeared in pipelines from Russia to Europe in September
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Brazil picked as 2022 World Cup winners by Alan Turing Institute model
18 November 2022
A prediction model that anyone can try has given Brazil a 25 per cent chance of winning the men's football World Cup – but the results are sobering reading for many other nations
What US midterm elections mean for climate policy and public health
4 November 2022
The outcome of state and national elections on 8 November will shape the next two years of policy on climate change, abortion and covid-19
Brazil election: Lula win hailed as victory for the Amazon
31 October 2022
Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who campaigned to protect the rainforest, narrowly beat Jair Bolsonaro in the Brazilian presidential election
US pardons people convicted for marijuana possession under federal law
6 October 2022
US president Joe Biden announced a pardon for thousands of people convicted for possession of marijuana under federal law
The Pope’s AI adviser on ensuring algorithms respect human dignity
5 September 2022
Franciscan monk Paolo Benanti is the brains behind the Rome Call, a pact aimed at making sure artificial intelligence is developed with ethics in mind. He tells us why religions should be part of that conversation.
Activist groups are making it harder to access abortions in the UK
23 August 2022
Doctors in the UK say that attempts to restrict access to abortion services are an unacceptable barrier to healthcare
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant 'not designed to withstand fighting'
16 August 2022
A scientist in Ukraine warns that the reactor at Europe’s largest nuclear power station is designed to protect against some threats, but not shelling
US CO2 shortage worsened by contaminated gas from an extinct volcano
11 August 2022
An extinct volcano’s underground reservoir in Mississippi has supplied CO2 to US beverage makers and food processing companies for decades. But natural contamination has exacerbated an ongoing CO2 shortage
Having rich childhood friends is linked to a higher salary as an adult
1 August 2022
A study of Facebook friend networks has shown that people from low-income households are more likely to grow up to make a higher salary if they had wealthier friends as children
