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In January, it was said that such tragedies cannot be repeated and yet, hallmarks of disaster were apparent again in October
An inexhaustible feed of machine-generated content can have dangerous consequences on 5bn users
The easing of restrictions shifts the emphasis even more on individual responsibility and prudent self-care
Queen Elizabeth’s death is another reminder of how sorrowful this year has been
Fatima Al Mahmoud and Jenna Kleinwort will join an international cohort of reporters and editors who have been awarded Rosalynn Carter fellowships
Companies such as Apple are asking their employees to return to the office in September
The global enthusiasm to tackle Covid-19 is missing when it comes to dealing with a much older health crisis
While some will take this to mean that the virus still poses dangers, the broader takeaway is more uplifting
There is a lot to admire in the initiative and the unveiling of this year’s winners gives us instant talking points
Conversations around spending matter all the more in the current global economy
People are familiar with safety measures and new strategies such as self-testing could help if there is another wave of infections
From enduring heartbreaking defeats to enjoying heart-stopping triumphs, the football club has come a long way
Programme seeks to develop a cohort of journalists who can improve the quality and accuracy of mental health reporting in the media
As cost of living rises around the globe, media entities will need to re-examine the subscription economy
In their philosophies and policy, both nations have some overlaps in their approach to the pandemic
