EU Parliamentary Elections: what you need to know about the results
The European elections that took place May 23-26 across the 27 member states have been a major subject of political... Read more
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World facing 6th mass extinction
A new landmark UN report, based on thousands of scientific studies by 145 experts in 50 countries over 3 years,... Read more
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Rethinking the UN Security Council: from disregard of the African continent to the illogic of the veto
The Security Council is one of six core bodies of the United Nations, the others being the General Assembly,... Read more
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Women in surfing: is the “glass wave” broken yet?
Surfing, as most every other sport, is often presented as masculine. And just as with every other sport, the women/men... Read more
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Oxygen: The New Climate Threat
Everybody knows that the problem with climate change is that too much carbon is being released into the atmosphere in... Read more
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The Story of Joshua
Back in January 2019, I met Joshua on my way home from work, while he was busking in the CBD of Melbourne.... Read more
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Mueller’s report: is the biggest problem Trump’s lack of loyalty to the country?
Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report into possible Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election... Read more
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What You Need To Get a Break
Have you ever dreamed of destroying your computer — the one that drives you mad when it comes to doing good work? Or... Read more
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Antibiotics: risks in overusing the magic medicine
In 1945, Howard Florey, Alexander Fleming and Ernst Chain were awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for their role in... Read more
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Footnotes
Newscoop Footnotes: April 15, 2019
Welcome to Newscoop Footnotes — the weekly review of important news no one’s talking about. Hi, I’m Zoe... Read more
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Alevism: mystical, inclusive
and deeply culturalWhat is alevism? Alevism is a religious tradition, largely unknown in the Western world. However, it shares common... Read more
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Is it possible to hold the state (i.e., France) responsible for climate inaction?
Climate rights were formalized at the Earth Summit in 1992, from which emerged the United Nations’ Framework... Read more
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Footnotes
Newscoop Footnotes: April 8, 2019
Welcome to Newscoop Footnotes — the weekly review of important news no one’s talking about. Hi, I’m Zoe... Read more
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News Minute
Australia’s Exploited Underclass of Migrant Workers
A new centre with the mission of tackling exploitation of migrant workers points out underpayment as the biggest issue.... Read more
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Boeing, the FAA and Politicization of Aviation Safety
The United States is the cradle of modern aviation. It is where the world’s first flight with a powered, controlled... Read more
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A positive view of procrastination
If you have ever organized your wardrobe and all your outfits per color, ranked your computer files by alphabetical... Read more