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Research shows a significant shift in election disinformation tactics. “Rather than merely targeting individual candidates, bad actors are now undermining the foundations of
A forecasts for AI 2025
Next year there will be a shift from AI experimentation to reinvention. This will be driven by the introduction of AI agents, renovations
EU increasing investment in deep tech
European deep tech research and start-ups will be supported by €1.4 billion next year via the European Innovation Council, the EU Commission has
GenAI adoption going swiftly
Adoption of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) is going swiftly from testing to more integrated business solutions, according to market research firm International Data
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These are the best European countries to be a mother
Countries with the best maternity leave in Europe: which are the policies and which European countries are the best for raising a child,
Waiting for the gender parity – 131 years!
Women in the European Union still earn less than men for equal jobs. The average gender pay gap in the EU is 13%.
Colleen Ammerman, co-author of ‘Glass Half Broken’ in an exclusive interview
I consider ‘Glass Half-Broken: Shattering the Barriers That Still Hold Women Back at Work’ one of the most important books of the year
Just 14 countries have laws giving women the same rights as men
Just 14 economies—all high income—have laws giving women the same rights as men, the World Bank says in the 2023 report about Women,
Only 22% of top news media editors are women
Only 22% of 180 top editors across 240 news outlets are women, despite that on average, 40% of journalists in the 12 markets
Record number of women in US Congress but still behind European Parliament
Women make up 28% of all members of the US Congress after the midterm elections– the highest percentage in US history, Pew Research
A study of elite schools and inequality
The alumni of 12 leading girls’ public schools are 20 times more likely to reach the most powerful elite positions in British society
Women and Words: hate speech against women who speak
“Sticks and stones may break my bones but words will never harm me” was never meant to dismiss the power of words. The
