The new coalition government in Israel, and the return of Benjamin Netanyahu as prime minister, sees a lurch to the hard right.
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Loss and mourning bring meaning to life, allowing for a new appreciation of the things, and people, around you.
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Any hope the Taliban had of being accepted by the international community has been crushed with their erasing of women from public life.
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The billionaire innovator and new Twitter owner professes to love free speech, but several journalists have felt his wrath and been silenced.
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A new and sophisticated algorithm is challenging the way we write, and may even spell the end of mighty Google — I give it a test drive.
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The biggest threat to the Chinese leadership since Tiananmen Square arises from a losing battle with covid, as the rest of the world moves on.
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Let’s not let the unsavoury facts get in the way of a meaty dish, as the world cries out for compassion and some tender, loving care.
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Self-important delegates are jetting into Egypt to talk about climate change, but the only thing they’re adding to the debate is more CO2.
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Nationwide protests, and demonstrations abroad, seek to topple Iran’s regime, following anger over the death of Masha Amini. Will change come?
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Welsh is alive and thriving, while the native tongue of the Irish people is mostly unused and fast dying out — why the linguistic disparity?
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