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What could EU changes around genetically modified crops mean for Ireland?
New legislation will allow for the increased use of new genomic techniques in plant research and crop development, writes Dr Ailbhe Brazel of the Department of Biology
What we can learn from New Caledonia about NI peace process
Events in New Caledonia suggest any efforts to move the goalposts as set out in the Good Friday Agreement may put a still fragile peace at risk, writes Prof Dónal Hassett of the Department of History
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Will brands and businesses take a side on protests and activism?
People are increasingly turning to what they buy and consume to make a stance on socio-political issues such as LGBT+ inclusion, writes Dr Max Yu of the School of Business
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Does the public want harsher sentences for criminals?
Public attitudes to criminal justice issues may be more complex than simply assuming 'law and order' policies will be politically popular, writes Dr Ian Marder of the School of Law and Criminology
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