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January 2

Ahmaud Arbery: Guilty verdicts in Georgia bring 'that small glimpse of hope'
Opinion: Biometric technology in schools: watch closely (+ Übungsmaterial)
European Union: Poland's heartland would rather keep EU money than break with bloc
Formula One: Sport is gaining traction in the United States
Politics: The redistricting wars have begun (+ Übungsmaterial)
Football: 'Not a lot we can do about human rights'
Economy: Boris Johnson claims a positive in Britain's shortages. Economists disagree.
Social media: Vienna museums now post on OnlyFans
Advertising: Geneva's ban on street advertising gives residents space to think (+ Übungsmaterial)
Canada: A language bill deepens a culture clash in Quebec (+ Übungsmaterial)
Recycling: Britain's Royal Mint to turn trash to treasure
Comment: COVID's biggest scalp will be globalisation
Technology: AI spots underage app users at a glance
Cybercrime: Natural disasters can set the stage for cyberattacks
Wildlife: Ivory poaching has led to evolution of tuskless elephants (+ Phase6-Vokabeltrainer)
Football: Egyptian children study Salah's success (+ Phase6-Vokabeltrainer)

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Serie / Reihe: World and Press

Leseror. Aufstellung: Englisch

Interessenkreis: Fremdsprachig