Namibia World News API

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            "title": "Power Index: Harvard and Oxford top the tree",
            "description": "When launching the Soft Power Council in early 2025, the UK’s then Foreign Secretary, the Rt Hon. David Lammy MP, said, ‘Soft power is fundamental to the UK’s impact and reputation around the world. I am often struck by the enormous love and respect which our music, sport, education and institutions generate on every continent.’ […]",
            "content": "The HEPI / Kaplan Soft-Power Index looks at the number of very senior world leaders (monarchs, presidents and prime ministers) who studied at a higher level in another country.\nCountries that have educated a significant proportion of the world’s most... [12836 chars]",
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            "title": "Harvard and Oxford top global soft power table",
            "description": "Institution at the heart of Donald Trump’s attacks on higher education tops global ‘soft power’ index",
            "content": "Harvard University has educated more current world leaders than any other institution as the US and UK continue to dominate educational “soft power”.\nA total of 15 of the 66 senior world leaders who studied in the US as of August attended the prestig... [3206 chars]",
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            "title": "The Problem with Farmed Seafood",
            "description": "The Problem with Farmed Seafood: We’re decimating the ocean to feed farmed fish. But an innovative solution has surfaced.",
            "content": "In the cold waters of the Pacific, the anchoveta once shimmered in swarms so vast that sailors described them as turning the sea into a river of quicksilver. They were small, unassuming fish, yet the abundance of the ocean rested upon their delicate ... [9250 chars]",
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