A quarter of a century since the end of the Bosnian war, Bosnia and Herzegovina is in a perilous position. People who live there are worried. After all, in the conflict that engulfed the country between 1992 and 1995, moreContinue Reading
A furious backlash in relation to the case of Conservative MP and former government minister Owen Paterson has prompted the UK government to U-turn on plans to overhaul the process through which MPs are held to account for lobbying. EvenContinue Reading
KoshiroK/Shutterstock Facebook’s rebranding as Meta has been seen by many as the company’s latest attempt at corporate crisis control. The social media giant has been publicly attacked for creating an environment that fosters far-right extremism and violating individuals’ data privacy.Continue Reading
Sudan is in a state of chaos after last month’s coup, in which army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, dissolved the government, declared a state of emergency and arrested the prime minister, Abdalla Hamdok, and leading opposition figures. Almost immediately,Continue Reading
Stockholm’s official app was a disaster. So annoyed parents built their own open source version—ignoring warnings that it might be illegal.Continue Reading
Stealth advertising is cropping up in children's social media feeds BearFotos Have you ever accidentally clicked on an advert while scrolling on social media because you didn’t realise that’s what it was? This is what advertisers call “content marketing”. UsingContinue Reading
It is often at primary school that symptoms of neurodiverse conditions first come to light. AndrewHeffernan Neurodiversity is an elaborate word for all the different atypical ways in which individual brains can function. It covers both learning difficulties, such asContinue Reading
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The current wave of COVID is hitting East European countries particularly hard. As of late October, the seven-day rolling average of officially reported new cases has been at more than 1,000 cases per million in Lithuania, more than 400 inContinue Reading
Updated: 9am A return of Covid-19 restrictions may be necessary if the current high level of infections persists, a former director-general of the HSE has said. Speaking to Newstalk, Tony O’Brien said the Government and public health experts need toContinue Reading
