First it looked Iceland could be the first European country with a majority of women in the parliament but after a re-count, women will not after all be the majority. Read More
27/09/2021
Dutch companies could be the next in line to introduce a quota for women on supervisory boards. The Dutch Senate is scheduled to on September 28 vote on a controversial law. Read More
E-learning tools have completely changed the way we learn. A number of websites and platforms empower millions of people from around the world to build their skills, launch businesses, and Read More
For some hours, Iceland looked as the first European country with a women majority in the parliament but after a recount, the country lost this honour. Of the parliaments 63 MPs, 30 Read More
Mobile phones, tablets and headphones should all have the same type of chargers, according to legal proposal from the EU Commission. Next step is for the European parliament to decide Read More
In the high-stakes battle between states and technology companies, the rights of internet users have become the main casualties, says a new report by Freedom House, noting that global internet Read More
Audiences are becoming more relaxed about swearing on TV and radio but increasingly concerned about discriminatory language, particularly about race, Ofcom has found in its latest research. The UK’s Read More
There are distinct differences in vaccination rates based on where people turned most for news about the Covid-19 pandemic. Citizens who relied on national news outlets and public health organisations Read More
The turbulent labour market has caused many people to rethink their careers – sometimes without any choice. Herminia Ibarra shares some unconventional strategies for reinventing our careers… and ourselves. Many of Read More
Twitter wants to show that it is up to speed with cryptocurrencies and NFTs. The company has announced that users can start tipping appreciated content creators also with bitcoins. It Read More
