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Should soldiers who confess to atrocities get anonymity in journalism? The dilemma at the heart of NAZA

“I’d hear the final moments of a person’s life.” The Israeli military insider pauses.

The Conversation · Oct 28

Canada could save millions by developing its own operating system instead of relying on Microsoft Windows

Canada has made digital sovereignty a priority in areas such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence and telecommunications. But one important part of its digital infrastructure has received far less attention: the operating systems running government computers.

The Conversation · Oct 14

Who are the Tiananmen vigil leaders jailed for seven years in Hong Kong?

Lee Cheuk-yan, Chow Hang-tung and Albert Ho are three prominent Hong Kong activists who led the group behind the city’s massive annual vigils commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown

The Independent UK · Sep 10

3 new to Netflix thriller movies to stream this week — including a ‘90s crime classic starring Al Pacino and Johnny Depp (July 9-15)

Netflix is offering several exciting thriller movies right now, and I've picked out three that you need to add to your watchlist this week.

Tom’s Guide · Jul 9

On This Day in History, June 14: Anne Frank writes diary, Auschwitz opens, first woman in space, first US flag approved, Falklands War ends and more

On This Day in History, June 14 witnessed the beginning of Anne Frank's diary, the opening of Auschwitz, the launch of the Vostok mission that led to the first woman in space, the end of the Falklands War and the approval of the Stars and Stripes. The date also saw…

The Economic Times · Jun 13

Leaked WhatsApps, embarrassing emails: it’s bad for British politics that privacy is now dead

The principle underlying the release of the Mandelson papers is that officials are always ‘on the record’ – but our leaders must be able to speak their minds freely, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK · Jun 6

How to Make Sure AI Doesn't Spy on Us or Kill Innocent People

If we want powerful AI systems to respect liberty, now is the time to train them to be more libertarian.

Reason · May 26

'Groomed to Target Charlie?' Viral Snowden-Era Claims About Erika Kirk Face Scrutiny Over Lack of Evidence

Explore the viral claims linking Erika Kirk to intelligence agencies through alleged Snowden-era documents, and why verifiable evidence remains elusive.

International Business Times UK · Apr 13

Labubus to burkinis: V&A unveils updated 21st-century design galleries

Museum’s revitalised galleries bring together 250 objects to show how design shapes modern life

The Guardian - UK · Feb 14

Labour wants to ramp up facial recognition. What if our data ends up in the wrong hands?

We know from recent hacks, and even the Snowden revelations, how vulnerable information gathered is to theft and misuse, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

The Guardian - UK · Dec 5, 2025