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Tools to power up the European Union | European Union

Tools to power up the European Union | European Union

Anand Menon notes that the European Union’s (EU) peacetime framework may hinder its ability to effectively respond to current security challenges on the continent. However, the formation of the European Political Community, which convened recently in Copenhagen, aims to unify support for Ukraine while also serving as a diplomatic platform that includes non-EU states, such […]

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Six out of 10 UK secondary schools hit by cyber-attack or breach in past year | Cybercrime

Six out of 10 UK secondary schools hit by cyber-attack or breach in past year | Cybercrime

In recent developments, UK nurseries faced a cyberattack last month in which children’s data was published online by hackers. This incident highlights ongoing cybersecurity concerns in the education sector, which has been increasingly targeted by cybercriminals. According to a UK government survey, educational institutions are more susceptible to cyber-attacks than private businesses. The survey found

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Boomerang hires are highly valuable. Don’t insult them by paying them less | US small business

Boomerang hires are highly valuable. Don’t insult them by paying them less | US small business

Many businesses encounter former employees, known as “boomerang hires,” expressing interest in returning. Despite their familiarity and previous contributions, some employers reportedly offer these individuals lower compensation than they earned prior to leaving. A recent Quartz article highlighted this trend, noting that workers in creative fields often receive significantly reduced pay when former employers reach

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Ministers to announce significant changes to UK’s planning system | Planning policy

Ministers to announce significant changes to UK’s planning system | Planning policy

Rachel Reeves is expected to announce updates to planning regulations aimed at stimulating the UK’s economic growth before the upcoming budget. The modifications are intended to facilitate housing and infrastructure development, potentially addressing an estimated £30 billion deficit in government finances, of which around £3 billion could be filled through these changes. The reforms aim

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Have I Got News For You maker back in profit after launching show in US | Have I Got News for You

Have I Got News For You maker back in profit after launching show in US | Have I Got News for You

Hat Trick Productions, known for shows like Have I Got News for You and Derry Girls, has returned to profitability after launching its hit panel show in the United States. The company’s pre-tax profits for the last year amounted to nearly £857,000, a significant rebound from a loss of £377,000 in 2023. However, the company’s

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‘We all need someone’: the hairdressers tackling stigma of mental health issues in west Africa | Africa

‘We all need someone’: the hairdressers tackling stigma of mental health issues in west Africa | Africa

Yopougon, the largest commune in Abidjan with a population of 1.5 million, is recognized for its vibrant entrepreneurial scene and nightlife, as well as being the origin of the comic character Aya de Yopougon. Amid this cultural backdrop, 49-year-old Adjoua Catherine Tano, a hairdresser, has carved out a unique role by providing mental health support

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Trump’s hatred for renewables means the US is falling behind the rest of the world | Climate science scepticism and denial

Trump’s hatred for renewables means the US is falling behind the rest of the world | Climate science scepticism and denial

In 2009, Donald Trump, then a real estate developer, was one of several business leaders who signed a full-page advertisement in the New York Times urging legislation to address climate change, calling it an “immediate challenge.” However, Trump’s approach to climate action has shifted dramatically since then. He has become a prominent supporter of fossil

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Rachel Reeves’s second budget needs a narrative of fairness to justify tax rises | Heather Stewart

Rachel Reeves’s second budget needs a narrative of fairness to justify tax rises | Heather Stewart

Chancellor Rachel Reeves is preparing for her second budget on November 26, which may face challenges similar to last year’s unpopular winter fuel cut. The upcoming budget aims to clarify how Labour will approach taxation in the context of its proposed economic renewal. At a recent conference, Reeves received strong support for her call for

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Foreign staff have ‘changed our lives’: Scottish farmers fear for future after changes to skilled workers visas | Food & drink industry

Foreign staff have ‘changed our lives’: Scottish farmers fear for future after changes to skilled workers visas | Food & drink industry

Dourie Farm, located above Port William in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, houses a herd of 1,200 Holstein-Jersey cross cows. This farm, owned by brothers Rory and Gregor Christie, benefits from the region’s mild, moist climate, which supports year-round grazing. The farm produces approximately 30,000 liters of milk daily, which is processed into cheddar cheese by

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