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How nations work together on science in a divided world

Using knowledge to prevent crises before they start.

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Jan 02, 2026
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Scientific systems increasingly shape global outcomes, even when political trust is blurred or contested. (Luke Fancher/Unsplash)

From climate models and AI rules to pandemics and space travel, science and world politics now influence each other in big ways.

Even when trust between nations fades, they can still work together on science. Understanding how …

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