Canada Makes Pledge To Help Replace Boycotted Russian Oil
Russia is a major exporter of fuel, and displacing them over a short space of time is a major task.
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UK to Incorporate a New Law Criminalizing Cyberflashing into the Online Safety Bill
Perpetrators of cyberflashing can face jail time under the new Online Safety Bill, alongside other reforms made to keep citizens safe on the internet.
Deepfake video shows Ukraine’s Zelensky telling soldiers to ‘lay down arms’ – the start of a cyberwar?
A recent deepfake video of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky surrendering to Russia is a further sign that Russia is gearing up for an information and cyberwar.
Goldman Sachs’ CEO Instructed All Employees to Return to the Office – Only Half Showed Up
Despite the opening of offices following the lift in health mandates, it appears some employees are choosing to vote with their feet amidst calls for a return to the ways of old.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict Emphasizes the Push for Renewable Energy
The surge in gas prices raises concern over energy security and is encouraging the need to transition to renewable energy to lower fossil fuel dependency. But the transition isn’t easy.
How the Russo-Ukrainian War Highlights the Need and Costs of Cryptocurrency
With Ukraine’s economy so intertwined with Russia’s, the Ukrainian government has turned to cryptocurrency as a funds channel protected from the interference of Russia.
Responding to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine – A Running List of Western Sanctions
The goal is to have both immediate and long-term effects on Russia’s economy, Russia’s involvement in global trade, and Russia’s overall impact as an international state.
New Treaty Marks the First Global Attempt to Combat Plastic Pollution at the 2022 U.N. Environment Assembly
Leaders and officials agreed to bring an end to the scourge of plastic pollution, with a treaty that intends to address the overarching life cycle of plastic, from production and design to disposal.
A Staggering Number of US Employees “Under the Influence” While Working from Home
The Covid 19 Pandemic completely changed the global work equation, with many corporate entities reverting to remote, hybrid work and paperless offices to cope with
The College Enrollment Epidemic: Fewer Americans are Going to College
In a study released in January 2022 by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center (a U.S. center for nationwide collection of enrollment and degree data), numbers revealed
Canada Makes Pledge To Help Replace Boycotted Russian Oil
Russia is a major exporter of fuel, and displacing them over a short space of time is a major task.
UK to Incorporate a New Law Criminalizing Cyberflashing into the Online Safety Bill
Perpetrators of cyberflashing can face jail time under the new Online Safety Bill, alongside other reforms made to keep citizens safe on the internet.
Deepfake video shows Ukraine’s Zelensky telling soldiers to ‘lay down arms’ – the start of a cyberwar?
A recent deepfake video of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky surrendering to Russia is a further sign that Russia is gearing up for an information and cyberwar.
Goldman Sachs’ CEO Instructed All Employees to Return to the Office – Only Half Showed Up
Despite the opening of offices following the lift in health mandates, it appears some employees are choosing to vote with their feet amidst calls for a return to the ways of old.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict Emphasizes the Push for Renewable Energy
The surge in gas prices raises concern over energy security and is encouraging the need to transition to renewable energy to lower fossil fuel dependency. But the transition isn’t easy.
How the Russo-Ukrainian War Highlights the Need and Costs of Cryptocurrency
With Ukraine’s economy so intertwined with Russia’s, the Ukrainian government has turned to cryptocurrency as a funds channel protected from the interference of Russia.
Responding to the Russian Invasion of Ukraine – A Running List of Western Sanctions
The goal is to have both immediate and long-term effects on Russia’s economy, Russia’s involvement in global trade, and Russia’s overall impact as an international state.
New Treaty Marks the First Global Attempt to Combat Plastic Pollution at the 2022 U.N. Environment Assembly
Leaders and officials agreed to bring an end to the scourge of plastic pollution, with a treaty that intends to address the overarching life cycle of plastic, from production and design to disposal.
A Staggering Number of US Employees “Under the Influence” While Working from Home
The Covid 19 Pandemic completely changed the global work equation, with many corporate entities reverting to remote, hybrid work and paperless offices to cope with
The College Enrollment Epidemic: Fewer Americans are Going to College
In a study released in January 2022 by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center (a U.S. center for nationwide collection of enrollment and degree data), numbers revealed
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