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Changing world: Blossoms, robots, and brain drain — MADE

August 5, 2025

Why are billions of tulip heads cut off in the Netherlands every year? Why are Chinese companies investing in Andalusia? How does China plan to become the world champion in robotics and how can Pakistan turn its brain drain into a brain gain?

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