There is still a path to a trade deal between #Britain and the European Union, but the British government needs to “reframe the arguments that they’ve been making to themselves” on sovereignty...
Victims of terrorism: Survivors tell their stories to children to heal wounds
Across #France, #victims of #terrorism have been visiting #schools to discuss their experiences with pupils. Catherine Bertrand is a survivor of the jihadist attack on the #Bataclan in Paris in 2015 and Asma Guenifi was...
Bad actors exploit pandemic, divert funds and accept bribes
Governments around the world have responded to the coronavirus emergency by loosening their procurement checks and balances. Many have floated the usual financial guidelines. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime says...
Hunger for Democracy | Inside America with Ghida Fakhry
Congress is moving closer to an agreement on a $908 billion stimulus plan, as the coronavirus pandemic shows no sign of slowing down and health experts warn of a long winter ahead. 12 million people could lose their...
Here’s why employees accuse Google of silencing AI researchers
Google sacked artificial intelligence scientist Timnit Gebru over an academic paper that called out racial discrimination in its AI systems. Here is how the incident created outrage within the company and beyond.
COP26: Climate conference shouldn’t be a ‘side-hustle’
Former Climate Minister Amber Rudd says organising next year’s international Climate Conference COP26 shouldn’t be a ‘side-hustle’.
COVID-19: Investigation begins into allergic reaction to vaccine
Two health workers suffered a reaction to the new Pfizer COVID-19 jab but experts say the risk to the public should not be overstated. People at risk of severe allergic reactions have been advised to avoid having the...