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May 2, 2023

Countries compete for Arctic power as China and Russia strike new deal

China and Russia signed an agreement to increase their power and influence in the Arctic by developing infrastructure and exploring the region’s natural resources. Other Arctic nations may see this move as a threat to their own interests. It’s crucial to protect the fragile Arctic ecosystem. Reading: William More News of the Week

Apr 27, 2023

The Global Refugee Crisis: A Humanitarian Challenge in Need of Urgent Action

The global refugee crisis constitutes one of the most pressing humanitarian challenges of our time. Millions of people worldwide have been forcibly displaced due to conflict, persecution, and environmental disasters, placing immense strain on host countries and demanding urgent action from the international community. The Scope of the Crisis According to the United

Apr 25, 2023

The US Needs More Electricians. One Solution? Recruit More Women.

Women represent just 2% of electricians in America. Danielle Renwick X April 20, 2023 Published in: The Guardian As a child, Cora Saxton liked to make things: forts, whittled wood carvings, a flying saucer even, so when she became an electrician, at 49, it felt like a perfect fit.   “I like the puzzle-solving

Apr 24, 2023

Twitter drops ‘government-funded’ label for media organisations – here’s what it should use instead

Andrei_Diachenko/Shutterstock Catherine Johnson, University of Huddersfield After objections from a number of major media organisations, Twitter appears to have dropped its media account labels. The labels drove at least two media organisations from the platform, and enraged followers of many others. The BBC pushed back against its initial designation of “government-funded media”. This

Apr 24, 2023

China’s Potential to Hijack Western Military Satellites Exposed by Pentagon Leaks

The leaked Pentagon report has revealed that China has the potential to hijack Western military satellites through various methods, including jamming, laser blinding, and physical damage. This poses a significant threat to global security, and there are calls for increased investment in space security to counter China’s aggressive military expansionism. Reading: William More

Apr 24, 2023

Confronting Prejudice: Education and Consciousness as Crucial Catalysts

Preamble: The Pressing Imperative to Tackle Prejudice In our multifarious world, a colourful tapestry of backgrounds, customs, and identities intermingle. Regrettably, prejudice tenaciously endures, afflicting countless lives. To extirpate this societal scourge, discerning its origins and devising potent countermeasures is paramount. Herein, we delve into the vital function of education and consciousness in

Apr 18, 2023

Science for Peace

In tumultuous times, science diplomacy can help keep the world stable — if we let it. By Fintan Burke In December of 1951, at a time of high tension in Europe, representatives from twelve nations met in Paris and agreed to create a new, international center dedicated to peaceful nuclear research. Three years