Editorial - Page 131

It has been known for some time that tech giants Apple and Facebook do no get along. Indeed, for two companies that aren't even direct competitors,...

On December 14, the US Electoral College convened to cast their vote in what has been called a mere formality after the popular vote has already...

An unusual feature of climate change science is the fact that fossil fuel companies such as Exxon were among the first entities to study climate...

In a few short weeks, India will begin the long process of carrying out one of the most complex and vast vaccination campaigns in world history. The...

Facebook's long battle against US lawmakers seems to be reaching its peak though there are indications that the fight is far from over. This week, the...

With the UK kicking off the global vaccine drive this week, the fight against the raging pandemic has entered a new stage. For months on end, vaccines...

In 2019, Japan recorded 864,000 births for the year, a record low. In fact, this was the first time the nation recorded less than one million births...

In the history of Australia, bushfires and indeed extremely destructive bushfires are not entirely uncommon. Australia has a varied bushfire season...

In 2019, apparently excited by the idea of a 'space force', US President Donald Trump announced on Twitter that "space is the new war-fighting domain"...

In what is being called a major watershed moment for legalisation efforts worldwide, the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs reclassified cannabis to no...

This week, the UK became the first country to authorise emergency use of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine ahead of the US and the EU. Both the EU and the...

The one good thing that may come out of the pandemic and hopefully remain for good otherwise is the idea of a truly connected global community....