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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 24, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Mauritius Times
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Olara Otunnu: The man who invented the UN straw poll now faces his own test (opens the original)
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There is a delicious irony in Olara Otunnu’s bid to become the next Secretary-General of the United Nations. Forty-five years ago, as Uganda’s representative to the United Nations and president of the Security Council, Otunnu devised the informal straw-poll procedure that helped break one of the most stubborn deadlocks in the organisation’s history. Today, that same procedure is being used to judge his own candidacy. Otunnu, 75, is the seventh and latest candidate to enter the race to succeed An
Why Britain’s Newest University Is Betting on the AI-Proof Profession (opens the original)
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As artificial intelligence transforms graduate employment around the world, Britain has reached an intriguing conclusion: one of tomorrow’s most valuable professions may be one of humanity’s oldest — caring for young children. For generations, ambitious students have been encouraged to pursue engineering, medicine, law, finance and computer science. Those disciplines have long been regarded as the surest route to secure, well-paid careers. Yet AI is rapidly changing that calculation. Software ca
Beyond the Degree: Universities as Strategic Assets in a Digital Age (opens the original)
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Britain’s universities are undergoing one of the most significant transformations in their modern history. Artificial intelligence is reshaping how students learn, research is becoming a strategic national priority and universities are forging closer partnerships with industry. Increasingly, they are being judged not simply by academic excellence but by their contribution to economic growth, technological innovation and national competitiveness. The implications extend far beyond Britain. Maurit
You Cannot Bomb A Civilisation (opens the original)
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“A whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again. I don’t want that to happen, but it probably will.” Those were President Donald Trump’s extraordinary words as the United States prepared to strike Iran. He followed them with another prediction: “Now that we have complete and total regime change… maybe something revolutionarily wonderful can happen.” A whole civilisation will die. Pic – YouTube The military operation demonstrated America’s extraordinary technological reach.
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