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Dr Sasha Hamdani is a psychiatrist, ADHD specialist and author. Why are some people more emotionally sensitive than others? If you feel things more deeply, you’re not alone, and emotional sensitivity can be both a gift and a challenge. So, how can highly sensitive people manage intense emotions, and how can those close to them better understand and support them? Expect to learn what being a highly-sensitive person feels like, what Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria is and why social rejection hurt...
U.S. presidents are virtually never able to end the stalemated wars they start
A predatory opposition, fueled by external support, is gaining influence within the state
The report comes amid growing U.S. efforts to overturn Cuba’s government
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The article discusses the recent appointment of a new Prime Minister in Britain, exploring the implications for the country's political landscape and future governance.
This week started like so many others - with a brand new British Prime Minister. At least Andy Burnham had the grace to acknowledge the speed with which this keeps happening, as he promised to end the circus (ie. stay longer in the job). As the afternoon drew to a close we still had no clear idea of the shape of his cabinet - only those being sacked from it. It could signal a leak-proof government - or does it speak to difficulties in getting the right people to accept their new roles? All sh...
The article explores the complex relationship between Gulf states and China, highlighting the challenges and opportunities that arise as these nations navigate their economic and geopolitical interests.