Is this Netflix dating show progressive or ableist? How could your phone help you in a survival situation? Do you have what it takes to become a spy?

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Read the story of how one company is trying to make grocery delivery more eco-friendly in London | A new law change in the UK could mean more flexible work, but what does that really mean? | Have you ever wondered about the impact of next-day delivery?
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As a dangerous heatwave sweeps across the world, is it time to think about the safety of working in the heat?

Along with an article on this, you can find stories about the problems of digital nomads and the story of a deaf business owner.

How would you feel if an AI company was using your work to improve and train their projects? Many authors, creators and developers are now asking AI companies to stop using their work without permission — but will it work? What is the next step in air travel?

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We might not see the current impact of the Hollywood writer’s strike, but it will definitely affect media in the coming months and years. With new developments in this story, one big question remains for many fans:

What will the future of streaming look like?

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One of the most controversial sporting events is planned for 2024, but what makes it so problematic?

Find out about this, and more, in this week’s articles for conversation.

As millions quit smoking, is vaping really the better alternative? Is regular tourism too boring for the ultra-wealthy? Why are people so fascinated with ghost towns?

Some of these topics are very relevant given recent news stories, so you may have already formed some opinions about them.

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Should AI generated music be able to win awards?

Whether you are personally interested in AI technology or not, it is something that is always in the news at the moment. Read through the article included in this post and find out about this could affect award shows.

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Should you be afraid of AI? Why are terms and conditions so complicated? Are expiration dates a bad idea?

Once again, a collection of different topics for this week. Check them out in this week’s post!

In the age of AI, how do you know what is real or fake? Could your success in life be decided by your name? Why is water disappearing from lakes around the world?

These articles share stories about your future, so why not learn the language about them today?

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Could genetically modified plants be the key to a better home? Why would someone move to a house that is miles away from anyone else? How important are your school grades really?

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How much money do you spend on videogames? What happens when a country bans flights? How can languages help save nature?

This week’s articles are once again a mix of topics. Hopefully, they are just as interesting to you as they are to me!

Around the world, people are looking for a better work/life balance and the 4-day, or even 3-day, week might just be the solution we need. Do you think something like this could happen in your country?

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What type of personality is best for your job? Do people have a right to access nature? Who should be able to prescribe medicine?

These are just some of the questions from this weeks’ articles for conversation. Find out more in this post.

How much would you spend to make yourself younger? What happens when endangered animals attack? How many books should you read in a year?

Find out more about these questions in this week’s articles for conversation.

English isn’t the only language spoken in the UK and there is important news about native languages and cultures in this week’s articles for conversation.

Quitting your job to travel, the Welsh language, wild camping, and more in this post.

Is your city just too noisy sometimes? Is it OK for people to sing-along in the theatre? What is really the best way to learn? — Find out more in this post.

E-scooters banned? Golf too easy? Living in the most important time in history?

Woah, this week there are some big differences in topics. These articles might not be things that you would normally read, but that is OK. It’s important to practice with different topics sometimes. Small-talk is sometimes even more difficult than more serious topics, but you can practice it all in this week’s articles for conversation.

Another mix of topics, but can you find the common theme?

Geek culture, art, and more in this weeks articles!