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EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE AND THE HUMAN FACTOR
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DELHI’S GRAND CINEMATIC AMBITION
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THE ETERNAL CRISES OF FILM SCHOOLS
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Why Discriminating Against Women Keeps Countries Poorer
In 100 countries around the world, women are barred from doing certain work solely because they are women. More than 150 countries have at least one law that is discriminatory...
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Why It's Crucial To Engage Men In Maternal Health
Later this month, the world’s 193 nations will formally endorse an ambitious set of sustainable development goals (SDG) aimed primarily at ending global poverty, symboli...
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Ten Killed As Huge Quake Hits Off Coast Of Chile, But Tsunami Warnings Are Now Lifted
The quake and heavy waves afterwards caused flooding in coastal towns, damaged buildings, and knocked out power in the worst hit areas of central Chile, as well as shaking bui...
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Opening Up The World Of Robotics: ‘The Internet Of Toys’
The Hybrid Group is focusing on how to get everyone programming for the “internet of things” using open source technology. When I called up Evans, he explained why...
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How To Tackle Gender Imbalances In Higher Education
A recent report on female graduates far outpacing men said a leading education expert is calling for the lack of men at university to be considered an equity issue. The exper...
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A Baby Box Aims To Save Infant And Maternal Lives
Under a new student-led nonprofit aimed at reducing infant and maternal mortality in South Asia, expectant mothers would receive a free box full of newborn essentials like bab...
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The Nations That Will Be Hardest Hit by Water Shortages by 2040
The nations most likely to be hit by severe and continuous water shortages by 2040 include Bahrain (which will be the single most water-stressed), Israel, Palestine, Spain, an...
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Jeff Bezos Is Building A Rocket Factory At An Old NASA Launch Site
“We’re not just launching from here, we’re building here,” Bezos, who also owns Amazon and The Washington Post, said at a press conference. “We&r...
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Is There A Gender Gap In Media Reporting On Climate Change?
From extreme weather events to water shortages, reduced harvests, and increased spread of infectious diseases, climate change can affect human life in countless ways. Climate ...
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Is There A Gender Gap In Media Reporting On Climate Change?
From extreme weather events to water shortages, reduced harvests, and increased spread of infectious diseases, climate change can affect human life in countless ways. Climate ...
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