The recent advice from a group of former defence and security chiefs highlights the critical need for the army to “prepare genuinely for war” in order to effectively deter threats. The report, compiled by the New Bletchley Network, emphasizes the necessity of reversing the trend of the “hollowing out” of the regular army and reserves
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Jeremy Hunt’s recent comments at the House of Lords’ economic affairs committee have sparked a wave of speculation and intrigue among MPs and political observers. The timing of his remarks, on the eve of Rachel Reeves’ lecture on the economy, raises questions about his motives and intentions. By mentioning the possibility of an election in
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Artificial intelligence has made its way into the housing space, particularly in the field of architecture. Companies like ICON are pushing the boundaries of automation by introducing innovative AI programs like Vitruvius. This program enables consumers to design custom homes online and obtain plans, streamlining the process and making it more cost-effective and efficient. According
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President Joe Biden is set to visit Nevada to address the issue of corporate landlords keeping rents artificially high. The White House claims that these practices are contributing to the ongoing challenges of high living costs, despite overall inflation rates beginning to ease. Biden’s focus on ‘rent gouging’ is part of a broader effort to
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The BC8 phase of carbon, believed to be even harder than diamond, has sparked the interest of physicists in the US and Sweden. Through quantum-accurate simulations, they have gained insights into the behavior of this mysterious molecule under extreme pressure and temperature conditions. Theoretical Background The BC8 structure, a body-centered cubic configuration, is predicted to
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