Jingwen Liu is a journalist who writes for JURIST, a legal news and research platform. Her work has also appeared in Dove Medical Press. Jingwen covers a wide range of legal and political topics, including international relations, human rights, and judicial oversight.
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The French National Assembly passed a bill on Thursday banning discrimination over the texture, length, color or style of a person's hair on first reading. The bill will now go to the Senate for further approval.
By: Jingwen Liu
Peru's Prosecutor's Office ordered President Dina Boluarte on Sunday to present all Rolex watches in her possession on April 5 after a raid on her home and office amid the corruption investigation. By...
By: Jingwen Liu
The Finnish Ministry of Interior announced on Thursday that it will extend the closure of crossing stations on its land border with Russia until further notice.
By: Jingwen Liu
Rafael Grossi, Director General of the UN's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), condemned on Sunday a drone strike on one of the six nuclear
By: Jingwen Liu
The Commission on Reproductive Self-Determination and Reproductive Medicine in Germany on Monday submitted a final report recommending the legalization of abortion within the first 12 weeks of pregnan...
By: Jennifer Sleeman, Jingwen Liu, Thomas Haine, Gianluca Fabiani, Jay Brett, Anand Gnanadesikan, Constaninos Siettos, Renske Gelderloos, Marie-Aude Pradal, Yannis Kevrekidis
In the modern ocean, transformation of light surface waters to dense deep waters primarily occurs in the Atlantic basin rather than in the North Pacific or Southern Oceans. The reasons for this remain unclear, as both models and paleoclimatic observations suggest that sinking can sometimes occur in the Pacific. We present a six-box model of the overturning that combines insights from a number of previous studies. A key determinant of the overturning configuration in our model is whether the Antarctic Intermediate Waters are denser than northern subpolar waters, something that depends on the magnitude and configuration of atmospheric freshwater transport. For the modern ocean, we find that although the interbasin atmospheric freshwater flux suppresses Pacific sinking, the poleward atmospheric freshwater flux out of the subtropics enhances it. When atmospheric temperatures are held fixed, North Pacific overturning can strengthen with either increases or decreases in the hydrological cycle, as well as under reversal of the interbasin freshwater flux. Tipping-point behavior, where small changes in the hydrological cycle may cause the dominant location of densification of light waters to switch between basins and the magnitude of overturning within a basin to exhibit large jumps, is seen in both transient and equilibrium states. This behavior is modulated by parameters such as the poorly constrained lateral diffusive mixing coefficient. If hydrological cycle amplitude is varied consistently with global temperature, northern polar amplification is necessary for the Atlantic overturning to collapse. Certain qualitative insights incorporated in the model can be validated using a fully-coupled climate model.
By: Jingwen Liu
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) foreign ministers issued a statement on Thursday, expressing deep concern for the wellbeing of civilians in the border regions of Myanmar and Thailand.
By: Jingwen Liu
Social media platform X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday stated that it intends to challenge an order from the Australian eSafety Commissioner demanding
Advocate General (AG) Athanasios Rantos of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on Thursday issued an opinion, largely siding with an Austrian lawyer and privacy activist who sued Meta fo...
Advocate General (AG) Athanasios Rantos of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on Thursday issued an opinion , largely siding with an
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