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Dating for Money

Young female university students are turning to "sugar daddies" to pay their tuition fees

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Bossy Women and Women Bosses

Does increasing the number of women on a company's board boost financial performance?

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The Rise of India鈥檚 Billionaires

Are the super-rich the biggest beneficiaries of India's booming economy?

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The Death of Expertise

Why do so many people think they know best? Is it putting dolts in charge of government?

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Tackling Fake News

How can we deal with misinformation on WhatsApp?

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Green Rage

Climate Change: Can civil disobedience and carbon taxes save the planet?

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Amazon's New Headquarters

"Corporate welfare" earns the ire of residents in the company's proposed new home town

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Brexit: An Outside View

What the rest of the world thinks of Britain's exit from the EU

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The 'Big Booty' Business

An influencer led one reality TV star to have a procedure that went horribly wrong

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What Colour is 'Nude'?

Why has it taken so long to have clothes and bandages that match your skin tone?

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Mapping Africa鈥檚 Megacities

Cities like Dar es Salaam are urbanising at break-neck speed - can cartographers keep up?

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The Man Mapping Zanzibar with Drones

The Spice Islands' urban planning director is a pioneer in mapping technology

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Europe's Future

How do German citizens feel about the future of the world鈥檚 largest trading bloc?

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France and a Federal Europe

Why is President Macron pushing for a more federal Europe?

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Italy and the EU: Split or Quit?

Is Brexit boosting a bust-up with Brussels?

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Poland Perturbed

The government in Warsaw is locking horns with the EU and dividing the population

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Europe: Dream or Nightmare?

Could the 2019 European Parliament elections be the death knell for the federalist dream?

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#MeToo: Why the Backlash?

Analysing the #MeToo movement one year on

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Brexit: The Easy Guide

Things are getting complicated in the British parliament

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The Forgotten Workers

Fighting for the rights of domestic workers in America

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How Not to Save the World

Is "voluntourism" actually doing more harm than good at developing world orphanages?

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The Internet: Welcome to Creepsville

It's easy for anyone, from criminals to stalkers, to dig up your personal data online

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The Mug that Stood Up to the Mailman

How "Mighty Mug" got Donald Trump to threaten to pull out of the global postal system

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Billion-Dollar Eels

Why smuggling one species of fish from Europe to Asia is a billion-dollar business

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Doing Business amid Brexit Chaos

Businesses are getting exasperated by the uncertainty over the UK's departure from the EU

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How to Be Uncertain

An economist, psychoanalyst, soldier and statistician on how to survive uncertain times

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Young, Gifted and Black

Racism persists in the workplace, and threatens to blight another generation of talent

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Bangalore: India's Silicon Valley?

The people vying for success in India's tech startup scene

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Robots and Video Games for Old People

How technology can help look after an ageing population

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DR Congo and Electric Cars

How elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo could impact a global industry

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