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Hard knocks

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Now and again I am asked by young people for advice on career choices. My main responses are: (a) experiment and find out what you enjoy and don’t enjoy; (b) …

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‘Digital Armies’ and Disinformation: How Big Tech Is Hitting Brazil’s Upcoming Election

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Far-right populists worldwide are using AI to bypass traditional media gatekeepers and spread disinformation at scale. Nowhere is that more true than Brazil, which has been rocked by political disinformation …

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Who gets to decide if AI is safe? Africa wants a say

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Incidents of AI misuse and malfunction are growing across Africa. Companies are piloting American and Chinese AI systems, with little consideration for safety. Frontier models should undergo Africa-centric safety evaluations, …

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A radical proposal to solve the housing crisis: Expropriation

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It’s quite literally everywhere: the words “housing” and “crisis”. Across Europe’s major cities housing costs have risen beyond the reach of many working people. The people who give neighbourhoods their …

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The smokestack illusion: Who really pays for net zero

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Reaching net-zero CO2 emissions by 2050, as prescribed by the Paris Agreement, is hard to imagine without a carbon tax. This column estimates that reaching the goal by carbon taxation …

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Prospects in the Cloud

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Liepollo Pheko tells The Mint how the digital economy offers opportunities to young South Africans but security may not be one of them. Digital jobs promise a way out of …

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Making a job guarantee work

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Stephen Laughton and John Pye outline a means to an end of unemployment. One of the important ideas that has come out of Modern Monetary Theory, which is an economic …

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Astronomical problems

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Cumberland, chipolata and other meaty challenges in the care sector.  Professor Verity Bastion mulls. In the past month, I have gained some insight into our “care” system from my friend, …

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An astonishing piece of work

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Guy Dauncey has fashioned a short guide for radicals from the work of a non-radical economics heavyweight. Capitalism: A Global History, by Sven Beckert:  Penguin, November 2025 This book is …

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A portrait of the landscape

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The palette of land management skills extends beyond shades of green. Broad strokes of business acumen, scientific expertise and collaborative effort are essential for an accurate portrayal. Joshua Davis brings …

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