Authorities will investigate why 78 birds were found dead or dying in a wheatbelt town, with locals speculating the cause could be related to mouse […]
The World Cup is also a US$17 billion test of workforce agility
As anticipation builds for the next FIFA World Cup, employers may need to prepare for more than just shifting calendars and increased casual conversations in […]
Singapore tops Asia-Pacific for taking—and actually using—it’s annual leave
It’s Friday, which means a good chunk of your team is either already on leave or quietly counting down the hours until they are. And […]
Water wars washing away South Asia’s fragile peace
On June 4, Pakistan said what most analysts had been thinking for over a year: India is weaponizing water. The trigger was a pair of […]
Sino-West trade strains deepen on new tariffs and rules
New US tariffs and tougher EU regulations heighten pressure on China, raising the risk of retaliation and broader global trade conflagration. Mounting trade tensions involving […]
Today’s Diabolical Machinations
Item one: Trump has appointed an acting director of national intelligence. Bill Pulte has been as the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) […]
The Narco Erasure of Indigenous Mexican Life
In early May, an armed group of around 2,000 men attacked Nahua communities in the mountains of Guerrero state, Mexico. They shot at residents, used […]
‘Help On The Way’: US House Passes Sweeping Ukraine Support Bill After Months Of Gridlock
WASHINGTON — In a rare display of bipartisan cooperation and a rebuke to the administration’s approach toward Ukraine, the US House of Representatives approved a […]
The Patriot’s Dilemma: Can Liberal Democracy Reclaim the National Narrative?
The prophecy of “national suicide” Across the wind-swept villages of Georgia and the historic squares of Europe, a new and dangerous prophecy is taking root. […]
Editors’ Note: The Difference Between Governing and Campaigning
For more than a year, the “ideas primary” has been simmering beneath the surface of Democratic politics. After Kamala Harris’ disastrous defeat, factions throughout the […]
New Chapter in Humboldt County California
A progressive enclave in northern California attracted participants to disparate issue campaigns. Now, they have a unifying organization with over 100 members. The post New […]
Live Blog: LA City Attorney Candidate Leads After Election Night
DSA candidates are on the ballot in California, New Jersey, and New Mexico The post Live Blog: LA City Attorney Candidate Leads After Election Night […]
Dear Microsoft, enough is enough
Dear Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, As browser developers, we believe PC users’ choices should be free and respected, not controlled, distorted or ignored. That principle […]
The job squad: How many roles can one person have?
Welcome to Declassified, a weekly humor column. How many jobs is too many jobs for one person? I guess it depends on the day; sometimes […]
South Africa: Canal+ Becomes First French Company to List in Johannesburg
Daba Finance] Canal+ rose in its Johannesburg Stock Exchange debut after the French media group completed its acquisition of MultiChoice, giving South African investors exposure […]
Japan Focus: Sodium labelling shift, Asahi cyberattack, silkworm protein, and more
This edition covers Japan’s sodium labelling shift, Asahi’s profit dip post-cyberattack, silkworm protein for health, and more…See More
The Things That Would Be So Enjoyable To Say To Trump’s Face.
Most Americans hate you. Most people around the world hate you Everyone knows you are a cheat, liar, and a crook. Hiding the Epstein files […]
Uncomfortable Undertones in Lee’s Sweep of South Korean Polls
By: Shim Jae Hoon Under the cover of the smashing victory of South Korean President Lee Jae Myung’s ruling Democratic Party in this week’s local […]
The 11th Edition Of Asian Scientist 100: Honoring Asia’s Best Scientists
Every year, Asian Scientist Magazine publishes Asian Scientist 100, a carefully curated list of the best and brightest researchers and leaders in SETM in Asia.
How I learned to stop worrying and love American monopolies
For many years, I was a big proponent of the idea that increased market power was harming the US economy in various ways. In the […]