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We need to talk about Meta: Political interference and interests in the Brazilian elections

On the eve of Donald Trump’s return to the presidency of the United States, in January 2025, Meta’s founder and CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, announced that changes would be made to his company’s moderation policies in the name of “freedom of expre…

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    A fractious campaign heralds a cliffhanger election: what to watch as NZ votes

    New Zealand First leader Winston Peters – a veteran of 18 general elections – has called this long and sometimes fractious campaign “the worst of my career, easily”.

    Syndicated5 min read

  • Technology

    Why AI cannot ‘think’ like humans do

    Today’s artificial intelligence technologies have become remarkably good at generating text and ideas that seem profoundly human.

    Syndicated4 min read

  • Government

    What the US midterms result means for the Ukraine war

    The US midterm elections have shifted the balance of power in Congress, delivering a massive blow to Donald Trump and his Republican party.

    Syndicated4 min read

  • Government

    Lula’s victory in the 2026 Brazilian elections was far from inevitable

    On 25 October 2026, Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured a fourth term in an election that exposed both the resilience of Brazilian democracy and the depth of the far right’s social roots.

    Syndicated8 min read

  • Government

    Donald Trump’s Republicans suffer landslide defeat – what this means for the world

    Donald Trump’s Republican Party has received a stunning rebuke in the US midterm elections. Republicans went into the evening hoping that the polls might be wrong and that they could at least cling on to control of the Senate.

    Syndicated4 min read

  • Technology

    Why AI cannot ‘think’ like humans do

    Today’s artificial intelligence technologies have become remarkably good at generating text and ideas that seem profoundly human.

    Syndicated4 min read

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