Nearly half of women in developing countries ‘do not own their bodies,’ UN says
Nearly half of women in 57 developing countries do not have decision-making power over their own bodies, including whether or
Clubhouse has 10 million users and raising more money
Audio-chat app Clubhouse has closed a new round of financing, the company announced. The company did not mention the amount
UK entering the news copyright battle – and where are things really heading?
UK’s announced watchdog for the relationship between tech platforms and publishers is now in place but still waiting for necessary
UK minister warns Facebook of how encryption helps paedophiles
Protecting privacy by improving encryption on messaging services has a negative side as it makes it more difficult to catch
Violence against women: Swedish female politicians unite in action
Swedish women MPs across the political field demand actions to stop violence against women. In three weeks, five women have
Facebook Oversight Board delays Trump account decision
Facebook Oversight Board’s “ruling” about the closing of ex-president Donald Trump’s accounts is delayed. It was expected to come on
Physical and verbal attacks on journalists covering Covid
Media outlets and journalists have noted 620 press freedom violations while doing their job reporting on the pandemic. Physical and
A Master and a Queen in the world of chess
We all know by now that the Queen’s Gambit is a classic chess opening – but it was Netflix’s international
Travel in time to check global heating
How has your neighborhood changed over the last 37 years and does global heating mean that icy parts of our
EU considering a partial AI ban?
The European Union is considering a partial Artificial Intelligence ban, apparently aiming to avoid the worst of what AI can