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Two Years On, Europeans Have Lost Faith In A Ukrainian Victory

As the war in Ukraine enters its third year, results of a survey suggest that only one European out of ten thinks that Ukraine will come out of this war with a victory. While their support has not shifted towards Russia, the poll results give an insight into how fatigue is playing in citizens’ minds — and what European governments have to put up with if they want to continue supporting an expensive war.

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Society

Why Bullying In Spain Is So Rampant

Spain’s education ministry found that more than 9% of secondary school students have felt harassed or cyberbullied by their classmates at some point.

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In The News

Work → In Progress: AI, The Pros And Cons Of Your New Sort-Of Colleague

Will it help you, control you … or replace you?

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In The News

COVID-19 And Gender: More Women Face Long-Term Symptoms

A new study in Spain found that middle-aged women are by far the most likely demographic to be suffering long-term effects of coronavirus.

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Future Smarter Cities Society

Smart Cities International: Santa Monica Sentiment, Paris Places, Finnish Lines

Here is a preview of our exclusive newsletter to keep up-to-date and stay inspired by Smart City innovations from around the world.

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Geopolitics Society

A Clever Survey Reveals How Russians Really See Themselves

A new survey asking Russians how they think people abroad view them and their country is overly optimistic, revealing a “warped” sense of reality.

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Society

The “End Of History Illusion” – Why We Like Change, As Long As It’s In The Past

A new Swiss study helps explain why we think that our important changes are behind us — and how this false belief can drive us to make poor decisions.

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