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Germany's resistance to diversity isn't about weariness; it's a calculated approach disguised as impartiality, argues Fatma Aydemir.
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A bold move to introduce a forest into a preschool setting dramatically improved the children's well-being.
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If France could lead the world with Minitel in the 1980s, why can't Europe break free from Silicon Valley's grip today?
France has issued red flood warnings following unusually heavy rainfall.
"At Meta, I ended up sparring with my deputy in an MMA gym," Nick Clegg reflects on the culture shock of Silicon Valley.