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Pablo Escobar tried to bomb me in Bogotá. To stop the cartels infiltrating Europe, we should legalise cocaine

Pablo Escobar tried to bomb me in Bogotá. Responding to a Guardian investigation into trafficking, former British ambassador to Colombia Keith Morris says the ‘war on drugs’ has failed I congratulate the Guardian on this investigation (Latin American organised crime ‘may operate in 16 European countries’, 13 October).

Peptide users overwhelm charities that offer free, safe syringes

Social media influencers are telling peptide-users they can get free syringes at drug harm minimisation programs.

‘I was so sick’: is running a marathon while on a GLP-1 a bad idea?

Keri M, a marathoner in her 50s, knew the race would be terrible. Keri, who asked us to omit her full name due to the sensitive subject matter, has completed dozens of half marathons and four full marathons.

India must make its defence chips end-to-end, say scientists

At The Hindu Semiconductor Summit, V.K. Saraswat, A. Sivathanu Pillai and Deleep Nair warn that imported chips leave network-centric weapons vulnerable, and that waiting until 2030-35 for advanced nodes would be too late

‘India has engineers, but needs more chip-ready ones’

At The Hindu Semiconductor Summit, industry and government agree the shortage is of industry-ready talent and exposure, and that success should be measured by intellectual property and products, not certificates.