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07.12.2009, 14:21
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As policymakers gather in Copenhagen to discuss ways of combating climate change, skeptics are bragging about exposing a decades-long conspiracy of climatologists and politicians. What went wrong with science?
27.06.2009, 22:59
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A fierce debate is raging in Germany after the Bundestag passed a bill imposing censorship of certain pornographic websites.
23.12.2009, 17:45
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Former colleagues at Bell Labs are now involved in a bitter row over who deserved this year’s Nobel Prize for inventing the CCD matrix, the heart of modern digital imaging.
17.02.2009, 09:24
The Palestinian Authority is calling for an international investigation of the weapons used by Israel during its three-week assault on Gaza. There are claims so-called DIME bombs were dropped from drone aircraft.
04.05.2009, 15:13
The embryonic research debate looks set to explode as the UK announces proposals to allow couples to bank embryos to help cure them of life threatening illnesses, stressing how divided Europe is on embryo regulations.
25.05.2009, 20:44
A webcam installed in the office of the mayor of the Estonian capital malfunctioned because city hall’s computer server became overloaded by those interested in watching how the mayor’s work is carried out.
11.06.2009, 12:30
With virtually everybody hooked up to some form of instant messaging system these days, the opportunities for couples to stray – and even get caught in the act red-handed – are on the rise.
11.06.2010, 14:48
Last year the global media told a wonderful scare story: swine flu was a pandemic and it was threatening the world. Now the UN’s health authority is being accused of fear mongering on the behalf of drug companies.
13.05.2010, 16:59
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Oil spills, global warming, species extinction and foreign wars in oil-producing countries all in the name of short-lived consumerism. How much more can the natural world handle?
29.06.2010, 18:29
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As international special interest groups are vying for influence in the US government, the line between espionage and lobbying work is becoming dangerously vague.
Medvedev-ObamaPublished: 11 March, 2009, 15:35
The removal of an article devoted to Darwin from a Turkish scientific journal just before publication, as well as the dismissal of its chief editor, has sparked criticism over ‘censorship’ and ‘politization’.
The significance here is the growing, glowering darkness of todays anti-science/pro-religious dogma movement in Turkey, countering the modern islamic renaissance of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk. A parallel to the U S Republican Party's own "Born Agin" salafist movement intent on holy destruction and terror of a christian al Quaeda. Cheers? Axl