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- Tweets or ‘terrorism’?: Saudi Arabia’s jailed online activistsA Saudi court’s decision to sentence fitness influencer Manahel al-Otaibi… Continue reading Tweets or ‘terrorism’?: Saudi Arabia’s jailed online activists
- UK confirms first migrants held for Rwanda deportation flightsThe UK government confirmed Wednesday it had detained an unspecified… Continue reading UK confirms first migrants held for Rwanda deportation flights
- Why Israel is so determined to launch an offensive in Rafah. And why so many oppose itIsrael is determined to launch a ground offensive against Hamas… Continue reading Why Israel is so determined to launch an offensive in Rafah. And why so many oppose it
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- Icelandic startup turns carbon dioxide into stoneIcelandic startup Carbfix is the world’s first CO2 mineral storage… Continue reading Icelandic startup turns carbon dioxide into stone
- Scientists are making jet fuel from landfill gasWhat if carbon dioxide and methane emitted from landfill could… Continue reading Scientists are making jet fuel from landfill gas
- Wise women: six ancient female philosophers you should know aboutWhen we conjure up ancient philosophers the image that springs to… Continue reading Wise women: six ancient female philosophers you should know about
- Is it wrong to steal from large corporations? A philosopher debates the ethics‘New UK chief inspector of constabulary, Andy Cooke, has also… Continue reading Is it wrong to steal from large corporations? A philosopher debates the ethics
- Online wellness content: ways to tell evidence-based health information from pseudoscienceI drink borax!” proclaims the smiling TikToker. Holding up a… Continue reading Online wellness content: ways to tell evidence-based health information from pseudoscience
- From France to Italy, Hungary to Sweden, voting intentions track the far-right’s rise in EuropeA little over a year since leader of Fratelli d’Italia… Continue reading From France to Italy, Hungary to Sweden, voting intentions track the far-right’s rise in Europe
- Femicide in Italy: A modern phenomenon deeply rooted in the country’s cultural pastThe number of victims of femicide in Italy in in… Continue reading Femicide in Italy: A modern phenomenon deeply rooted in the country’s cultural past
- Poverty in Britain is firmly linked to the country’s mountain of private wealth – Labour must address this growing inequalityLabour’s shadow chancellor, Rachel Reeves, has said that a Labour… Continue reading Poverty in Britain is firmly linked to the country’s mountain of private wealth – Labour must address this growing inequality
- The children of LGBTQ+ parents are being stripped of their birth certificates in ItalyPrime minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition disapproves of LGBTQ+ couples raising children… Continue reading The children of LGBTQ+ parents are being stripped of their birth certificates in Italy
- Declaring racism a public health crisis brings more attention to solving long-ignored racial gaps in healthThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has joined hundreds… Continue reading Declaring racism a public health crisis brings more attention to solving long-ignored racial gaps in health
- In Mexico, how erasing Black History fuels anti-Black racismIn early 2021, a Ghanaian migrant known as Faruku died… Continue reading In Mexico, how erasing Black History fuels anti-Black racism
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UK slides in corruption perception index after series of political scandals
The UK has fallen down Transparency International’s corruption perceptions index (CPI) after a year of high-profile government scandals. The CPI is not a measure of corruption itself but a measure of how much corruption is perceived to exist across a country’s public sector. For the UK government, already focusing very much on the next general election amid multiple scandals, perception matters.… Continue reading UK slides in corruption perception index after series of political scandals
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