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"Feels like a replay" – comparing Trump to Duterte
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"Feels like a replay" – comparing Trump to Duterte

President Donald Trump's rule in the USA resembles what the tough Rodrigo Duterte led in the Philippines, believes Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa. It feels like I'm watching a rerun, she says during a Stockholm visit
Maria Ressa Sees Parallels Between Trump and Duterte's Leadership Styles
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Maria Ressa Sees Parallels Between Trump and Duterte's Leadership Styles

President Donald Trump's rule in the USA resembles what the tough Rodrigo Duterte implemented in the Philippines, believes Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa. It feels like I'm watching a rerun, she says during a Stockholm visit
Space Miso: Fermentation in Orbit Alters Flavor and Color
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Space Miso: Fermentation in Orbit Alters Flavor and Color

Miso that has been fermented in space gets a different taste than the one that has not left the earth, according to researchers – who have taste-tested.
Fiasco becomes hip-hop teacher at prestigious university
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Fiasco becomes hip-hop teacher at prestigious university

Breakthrough: "Google Maps" of human cells
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Breakthrough: "Google Maps" of human cells

The formation of skeletons, placenta and discoveries about how lungs are affected by covid-19. These are examples of new knowledge that are now being presented from the gigantic project Human Cell Atlas
Trio shares economy prize: "A real shock"
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Trio shares economy prize: "A real shock"

A trio is awarded this year's economics prize in memory of Alfred Nobel. Daron Acemoglu, Simon Johnson, and James A Robinson have asked themselves why some countries are poor and others rich
Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings
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Swedish universities climb the most in world rankings

Europe is losing ground to Asia in the ranking of the world's best universities. But Swedish higher education institutions are climbing the most on the list when Times Higher Education ranks the 2,000 best in the world
Research: Many mammals can breathe with their behind
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Research: Many mammals can breathe with their behind

Many mammals can breathe with their buttocks. People who are mentioned for having lived extra long lives tend to live in places with poor population registration
Star Economist: Sweden Can Become AI Pioneer Nation
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Star Economist: Sweden Can Become AI Pioneer Nation

The international star economist Daron Acemoglu sees a great danger that AI development will lead to people losing their jobs, and that the rich companies will become richer. But there is another possibility – which builds on the Swedish model
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