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Report: Soil erosion looms as humanitarian disaster

Land degradation affects 3.2 billion people. World leaders pledged to reach a solution by 2030. Can they?

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How are privately-owned public spaces changing how cities function?

Expensive elite high-rises; privately owned public spaces: cities are changing. Contribute with your experiences

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Questions on Trump’s controversial trade policies

Help WikiTribune find the right experts to explain the implications of U.S. trade policy with other nations

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Silicon Valley tech workers protest against own companies

After Google's internal revolt, Microsoft employees followed suit by protesting against ICE. What's changed?

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Using blockchain for online voting

Peter Ryan, professor of applied security at the University of Luxembourg, told WikiTribune "You hear claims that blockchain can solve the online voting problem. In my view, that is completely...

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Why aren’t we all voting online?

Online voting technology is widely available. Advocates say it's safer than paper. Are security fears justified?

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Q&A: Charlotte Webb of Feminist Internet

WikiTribune spoke to the founder of an organization that hopes to make the internet more feminist and end gendered online abuse

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The Big Data Call for Information

WikiTribune, together with the international news organizations Die Zeit, Mediapart, The Daily Telegraph and The Intercept, welcomes information from whistleblowers within the technology industry. This sector has enhanced and transformed...

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Fact check: Sen Dianne Feinstein’s claim about Judiciary Committee Republicans

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Interview with security expert Bruce Schneier

WikiTribune is interviewing Bruce Schneier, author of Data and Goliath. Add your questions here.

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To feminists, Amazon’s ‘Alexa’ isn’t welcome

Female virtual assistants in many homes perpetuate gender stereotypes and can endanger domestic abuse victims, say critics

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How poverty becomes a crime, around the world

WikiTribune is exploring how poverty gets criminalized around the world. Add your ideas here

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Facing up to ineffectiveness in fight against money-laundering

Less than one percent of criminally acquired money is clawed back; how should regulators address this impotence?

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Andres Manuel López Obrador wins Mexico’s presidency

Obrador won Sunday's election in a landslide and win puts him in charge of Latin America's second largest economy

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EU struggles to immigration deal, but details are left for later

EU leaders agreed on a vague immigration policy which hinges on further bilateral deals between governments

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Current Affairs NEWS AGENDA: July 2 – 6

WikiTribune journalists will now be concentrating on more in-depth stories and features. We trust you will continue to help WikiTribune fulfil its core mission of high-quality, neutral, and evidence-based...

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Polish parliament votes to change Holocaust law

The new law, which banned citing Polish responsibility for Nazi crimes, has been watered down

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Reluctant governments urged to rein in police use of facial recognition tech

Civil liberties groups, academics and developers say police use of flawed facial recognition technology is 'out of control'

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Maine man, 95, fights off rabid fox

A 95-year-old man recently defended himself against a rabid fox by using a wooden plank

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Ongoing general elections in Mexico

Mexico is undertaking general elections to renovate federal executive and legislative powers and some local positions

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