WorldPingNew research from Carnegie Mellon and Michigan suggests the line between "different beliefs" and "false beliefs" shapes trust, distrust and avoidance.
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WorldPingIn eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels are still in control of swathes of territory. After months of stalled peace talks, both sides have agreed to get the ball rolling again. FRANCE 24's Emmet Livingstone, in Kinshasa, has more.
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WorldPingPlaying football has long been linked to the brain disease known as CTE, but how prevalent it is is still unknown. A new study of former NFL players who died recently found that at least 25% had CTE.
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WorldPingGurgaon experienced significant disruption from recent monsoon rains. Major roads flooded, causing extensive traffic jams and stranding many commuters. Despite substantial infrastructure spending, the city faces recurring waterlogging issues.
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WorldPingOn the border, I would expect the immediate focus to be less on a dramatic settlement and more on institutionalising stability, says Hu Shisheng, leading Chinese strategic affairs scholar on South Asia.
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