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Business
Elon Musk: How Being Autistic May Make Him Think Differently
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The business magnate and new owner of Twitter, Elon Musk, revealed a while ago that he is autistic. Musk, the wealthiest person in the world, is autistic. How does this explain his behavior?
By Punit Shah, Luca Hargitai, and Lucy...
Military
Four Scenarios for a World in Disorder
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A world in disorder is epitomized by the deterioration in US-China relations, Russia’s war in Ukraine, populism and inflation.
By David Bach
Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s recent speech to the Communist Party Congress could be one of the most consequential of...
opinion
The Kyrie Irving Controversy
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The Kyrie Irving controversy is electric. He is now suspended, but will it continue to unfold?
By Mathew Quest
Many do not realize why the Brooklyn Nets and the National Basketball Association (NBA) have hesitated for so long to discipline and...
History
Greek Assyrians Search for Justice a Century After Ottoman Pogrom
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The Greek Assyrian minority in northern Iraq was driven from the oil-rich area of Mosul in the 1910s after a pogrom launched by the Ottomans
Greece
Greek-Italian Cuisine Fusion Led to the Mediterranean Diet
Italian cuisine and Greek cuisine: the history, differences and common traits in the cuisines we all love is a fascinating journey into the past, showing that there was a fusion of Greek-Italian cuisine in historical times that comes down to...
Europe
Giorgia Meloni and the Return of Fascism in Italy
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The rise of far-right politician Giorgia Meloni has left many outside Italy asking how her brand of what many argue is fascism can achieve such prominence in a country that has experienced life under the dictatorship of Benito Mussolini....
Europe
Putin Reclaims Byzantium for His New Russian Empire
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Putin has associated Russia with Byzantium in ways that are apparent to countries with an Orthodox legacy but are not necessarily clear to the rest of the world.
By Theodore Christou
Russia's two-headed eagle often worn by Russian athletes on their...
Military
Why China Won’t Invade Taiwan Yet
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China will not attempt an invasion of Taiwan yet despite the current escalation in the Taiwan Strait, a Greek-Cypriot expatriate in Taiwan opines.
By Alex Matsangou
Last week, Beijing finally ended its military drills around the Taiwan strait but announced that...
Ancient Greece
The Olympics as an Antidote to War in Ancient Greece
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The Olympics was about much more than honoring Zeus or the winners of the games. It was an organized effort to help the Greeks get to know each other better, perhaps inspire them to work together at peace and...
Medicine
China Killing Prisoners for Organ Trafficking, Scientists Claim
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China is the only country in the world to have an industrial-scale organ trafficking practice that harvests organs from executed prisoners of conscience. This practice is known as forced organ harvesting.
By Ali Iqbal and Aliya Khan
Organ transplantation is a...
Diaspora
Time For the Greek Diaspora to Talk to Each Other
Most of the time when I talk to other Diaspora Greeks, it is in Greece itself. We all talk via Greece but not amongst ourselves. This is a mistake, says the Greek-American writer, author, lawyer, and university lecturer, Alexander...
Europe
Putin Has a “Hunger Plan,” Yale Historian Says
Yale historian Timothy Snyder said Russian President Vladimir Putin has a hunger plan that would create starvation in some countries as part of his efforts in Ukraine.
Snyder published a lengthy Twitter thread Saturday explaining how he believes Putin is...
Military
Putin and Erdogan: Architects of Revisionism
The violation of international law and disregard for international treaties by Russian President Vladimir Putin in Ukraine is a dark sign of revisionism
Environment
Is there Evidence Aliens Have Visited Earth?
The existence of aliens elsewhere in the universe is a fascinating question for science and society. The search for extraterrestrial life, therefore, is a legitimate pursuit, subject to the same burden of evidence that applies to all science.
By Steven...
Ancient Greece
How Ancient Greeks, Romans Controlled the Spread of Disease
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Ancient Greeks and Romans got a surprising number of things right about how disease spreads and the importance of airflow for public health.