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Global conflicts drive demand for war risk insurance

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By Padraig Belton Verified
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With conflict continuing in Ukraine and the Middle East, a little-explored global industry has never been more in demand – the war risk insurance market. When a Russian missile damaged Natalia Grishko's apartment in a tower block on the outskirts of Kyiv last November she thankfully was not injured. Mrs Grishko's daughter, Alina Kalcheva, says the missile fell about 100m (328ft) from the building.
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Paula Heister obituary

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By Padraig Belton Verified
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My friend Paula Heister, who has died aged 40 of cancer, trained in medicine and taught the subject at Cambridge University, but she also worked as a children’s author and illustrator. A 2025 book, Career Planning for Doctors by Caroline and Naomi Elton, features Paula’s illustrations and cites Paula herself as an example of doctors taking their careers beyond medical boundaries into other domains.
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How to avoid a puncture on the Moon

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By Padraig Belton Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
How to avoid a puncture on the Moon Going back to the Moon after half a century, and then to Mars, literally means reinventing the wheel. After all, Mars is a long way to come back if you get a flat. "One thing you cannot have is a puncture," says Florent Menegaux, chief executive of the French tyre-maker Michelin. The tough conditions on Mars have been underlined by the experience of the unmanned Curiosity rover.
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