anonymous submission – Imposed pdf for printing This zine was a collective conversation between autonomous “students” and “community members” – or people who…| PUGET SOUND ANARCHISTS
anonymous submission – Full text available here Imposed version for printing For many decades the movement for liberation in the United States has…| PUGET SOUND ANARCHISTS
anonymous submission – The government shutdown looms large in the minds of the hungry. Two opposing poles of power – both against the poor – playing games. One one hand the republ…| PUGET SOUND ANARCHISTS
Armed conflict no longer unfolds solely on the battlefield. It is fought fiercely along digital frontlines—from disinformation campaigns that aim to erode public trust in leaders and institutions, exacerbate tensions among identity groups, and sometimes undermine peace to cyberattacks that disrupt or destroy critical systems. In Sudan’s civil war between the army and the paramilitary […] The post Adapting Peacemaking to Conflict in the Digital Age: Six Priorities for Mediation appeared ...| IPI Global Observatory
President Trump’s 20-point Gaza peace plan and the New York Declaration on a two-state solution have created an opening for peace in Gaza—though one that is fragile and fraught with danger. These blueprints are wide in scope but light on detail where it matters, including on stabilization support, which must be carefully designed if it […] The post Getting Stabilization Right in Gaza appeared first on IPI Global Observatory.| IPI Global Observatory
In recent weeks, we’ve witnessed the escalating militarization of American cities, deadly violations of the Gaza ceasefire by Israel, genocidal atrocities in Sudan, and the killing of democracy activists in Tanzania. These crises share a common thread: systems of war and authoritarianism are mutually sustaining and undermine true security for people around the world.This offers […] The post To Confront Authoritarianism and Militarism, WPS Advocates Must Form a Broader Movement for Peace a...| IPI Global Observatory
This December, the mandate of the UN Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate (CTED) comes up for its periodic renewal. Established 20 years ago to support diplomats on the UN Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee (CTC) in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, CTED occupies an unusual position in the UN system: it is a special […] The post CTED’s Mandate Renewal: A Chance to Assess the Future of Security Council Counterterrorism Efforts appeared first...| IPI Global Observatory
This morning, AtaiBeckley shared positive topline data from the open-label portion of its Phase 2b trial of intranasal 5-MeO-DMT (BPL-003) in patients with treatment-resistant depression (TRD), which offered a second dose to many participants. That second dose, it reports, led to additional rapid antidepressant effects that were sustained for up to 8 weeks. We reviewed the readout and spoke with CEO, Srinivas Rao, to dive a little deeper…| Psychedelic Alpha
This morning, Compass Pathways announced that it is preparing to launch its psilocybin therapy (COMP360) for treatment-resistant depression (TRD) at least nine months earlier than previously planned, following a “positive” September meeting with FDA. Here, we delve much deeper into this breaking news, which we discussed with the Compass CEO, Kabir Nath, earlier today.| Psychedelic Alpha
TLDR Gold rose 0.6-0.7% to around $4,092 an ounce on Wednesday, breaking a three-day losing streak Japanese government bond yields hit multi-decade highs amid concerns over Prime Minister Takaichi’s 25 trillion yen spending package Federal Reserve rate cut odds for December dropped to 42.4% from 62.4% last week after comments from Fed policymakers Bank of [...] The post Gold Prices Rises on Federal Reserve Rate Uncertainty and Japan Fiscal Concerns appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
TLDR ARK Invest purchased 78,096 Roblox shares worth $7.9 million on November 18, 2025, marking the largest buy of the day The fund sold 203,244 Pinterest shares valued at $5.19 million, continuing a multi-day reduction in the social media platform ARK added $3.25 million in Klarna shares and $3.07 million in Circle Internet Group to [...] The post Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest Buys $7.9M in Roblox Stock, Trims Pinterest Holdings appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
TLDR Super Micro Computer stock rose 3% after unveiling new AI factory systems built with Nvidia’s Blackwell GPUs and networking technology The turnkey solutions range from 4 nodes with 32 GPUs to 32 nodes with 256 GPUs, ready for immediate deployment Systems integrate Supermicro servers, Nvidia software stack, and Spectrum-X Ethernet networking as complete plug-and-play [...] The post Super Micro (SMCI) Stock Rises 3% on Nvidia AI Factory Partnership appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
TLDR Elon Musk’s xAI is in advanced talks to raise $15 billion at a $230 billion valuation, one of the largest AI funding rounds ever. The valuation has doubled from $113 billion in March 2025, reflecting the company’s shift toward AI infrastructure rather than just software. xAI is burning cash rapidly to train its Grok [...] The post Elon Musk’s xAI Closes In on Massive $15 Billion Funding Deal appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
TLDR Plug Power priced $375 million in 6.75% convertible senior notes due 2033, with net proceeds of approximately $347.2 million The company plans to use $245.6 million to repay its 15% secured debentures and another $154 million to buy back 7% notes due in 2026 The new notes convert at roughly $3.00 per share, representing [...] The post Plug Power (PLUG) Stock Drops 21% After $375 Million Convertible Notes Offering appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
TLDR Nvidia reports Q3 earnings Wednesday after market cap briefly topped $5 trillion last month, with analysts expecting $54.8 billion in revenue. Options data suggests a potential $300-320 billion swing in market value, the largest post-earnings move ever for the chipmaker. Morgan Stanley analyst Joseph Moore raised revenue estimates to $55 billion for Q3 and [...] The post Nvidia (NVDA) Stock: Wednesday’s Earnings Could Make or Break the AI Trade appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
Arthur Hayes predicts Bitcoin could fall to $80,000 before surging to $250,000 if market corrections trigger increased dollar liquidity from policymakers.| CoinCentral
|تحریر: آفتاب اشرف| 2011ء کی عرب بہار سے لے کر حال ہی میں نیپالی نوجوانوں کی انقلابی تحریک تک، پچھلی ڈیڑھ دہائی کی تاریخ سرمایہ دارانہ نظام کے عالمی نامیاتی بحران سے پیدا ہونے والی غربت، مہنگائی، بیروزگاری، جبری کٹوتیوں، لا علاجی اور دیگر معاشی، سماجی و سیاسی مسائل کیخلاف […] Th...| RCP | انقلابی کمیونسٹ پارٹی
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The NFL Management Council’s grievance against the NFLPA over publication of annual team report cards has been mocked as the work of thin-skinned owners. However, it should also be understood from a legal perspective—namely, the ability to conduct joint NFL-NFLPA health surveys and the enforcement of collectively bargained terms. Sportico has viewed a copy of the […]| Sportico.com
Attorneys investigating NBA players and coaches for sports betting are reviewing teams' phones. That's not big news. What's on the phones could be.| Sportico.com
Copying your favorite writer may do more harm than good.| Mythcreants
Trump flips on releasing Epstein files Trump, on Sunday, called for Republicans to vote to release the files, indicating that he was ambivalent about the matter. By Ben Whedon Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky., on Monday quipped [...] The post Trump flips on releasing Epstein files first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
Democrat Dogma On Tariffs: Fed Study Finds They Lower, Not Raise, Inflation 150 Years Of Data Destroy Federal Reserve decision-making used for decades BY TYLER DURDEN A new historical analysis is challenging the central premise [...] The post Democrat Dogma On Tariffs: Fed Study Finds They Lower, Not Raise, Inflation first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
Novo Undercuts Lilly’s Obesity Drug Price Now Cheaper Than Car Payment (ZH) – Just before the US cash session, Novo Nordisk A/S announced it will slash prices on Wegovy and Ozempic in a direct challenge [...] The post Novo Undercuts Lilly’s Obesity Drug Price first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
Trump Offers Lifeline To UK ‘Thought Criminals’ Asylum for Brits seeking to flee Starmer’s free speech crackdown Steve Watson via Modernity.news The Trump White House is mulling political asylum for British free speech activists branded [...] The post Trump Offers Lifeline To UK ‘Thought Criminals’ first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
Gaza’s Silent Exodus: How a Hidden Network Is Emptying the Strip 21WIRE For decades, displacement has been woven into the fabric of Israeli policy toward Palestinians, resurfacing today in a new, polished guise. Ultranationalist figures [...] The post Gaza’s Silent Exodus: How a Hidden Network Is Emptying the Strip first appeared on The Liberty Beacon.| The Liberty Beacon
Asia Pacific Media Network Pacific Media, a new regional research journal, made its debut this week with a collection of papers on issues challenging the future, such as independent journalism amid “intensifying geostrategic competition”. The papers have been largely drawn from an inaugural Pacific International Media conference hosted by The University of the South Pacific […] The post New Pacific Media journal launched with a focus on region’s challenges and geostrategic rivalries a...| Café Pacific | David Robie
UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine Francesca Albanese’s talks to journalist Chris Hedges about her new report that examines how 60+ countries are complicit in Israel’s war crimes and crimes against humanity demonstrated to the world in a “livestreamed atrocity”. INTERVIEW: The Chris Hedges Report After two years of genocide, it is no longer possible to […] The post The 60+ UN member states complicit with the Gaza genocide – why their role will haunt them appeared first on Café Pa...| Café Pacific | David Robie
The government appears to want to address concerns around the pay, terms and conditions of general practice nurses (GPNs), according to the Royal College of Nursing’s director for England. In an interview with Nursing in Practice, Patricia Marquis said ministers were talking to the union about general practice nursing in a way that ‘hasn’t always... Read more The post Government appears to want to address practice nurse pay concerns, says RCN lead appeared first on Nursing in Practice.| Nursing in Practice
US forex deposits climbed across major retail platforms in August 2025, with the industry recording a combined 1.86% monthly increase to $506.6 million as the dollar stabilized after months of sharp declines. The rebound follows a period of weak deposit flows that had pushed industry totals to multi-year lows. US Forex Deposits Rebound in August as Dollar Stabilizes GAIN Capital held onto its position as the largest platform with $217.7 million in August, up 0.59% from July's $216.4 million. ...| News – Finance Magnates | Financial and business news
After the last Disney Company earnings call and the subsequent 7%+ drop in stock value last week, investors are beginning to look at comparisons between Bob Iger's corporation and other major entertainment businesses on the New York Stock Exchange, particularly as Netflix splits its stock. The post Disney Stock Has Dramatically Underperformed Netflix for the Last Decade appeared first on That Park Place.| That Park Place
TLDR Dogecoin price opened at $0.1565, briefly peaked to $0.1639, and dropped back to $0.1569. DOGE’s 24-hour price change shows a 0.76% decrease with $2.51 billion traded. Trading volume increased by 104%, reflecting significant market activity. Dogecoin tests its third support trendline, signaling a possible bullish phase ahead. Previous price actions from 2023–2024 align with [...] The post Bulls vs. Bears: Dogecoin Price Dips 0.76% to $0.1569 as the Market Eyes Recovery appeared first...| Blockonomi
Yes, you read that right. It's worth repeating: America has a talent crisis. We are in a war that we are losing, and don't even know we are fighting. Read on for the facts that surprised me about the competition betwen the USA and China.| Shivamber
Oh good, another plan. Just three and a half years to wait. Should we, what’s the phrase, “Save The Date”? Rhetorical question, obviously. If you’re in a hurry, folks, just scroll down to the video and start there, because Believe In Scotland’s latest wheeze to get hold of your folding money and stash it in […]| Wings Over Scotland
It’s Wings’ 14th birthday today, and to be entirely honest with you, readers, like a lot of teenagers we’re having a bit of an existential crisis. It’s quite difficult to se…| Wings Over Scotland
After all the dramatic events from October 7, 2023, up to the ceasefire, how do you assess the situation in Gaza? Do you believe Israel will abide by the ceasefire…| Abolition Media
A common criticism of the solidarity movement for Palestine in Mexico is: “Do something for your own country, instead of protesting for Palestine.” Put another way: street angel, house devil.…| Abolition Media
The rhythm of any liberation struggle is set by two forces: how mature the liberation project becomes, and how swiftly the colonizer learns, adjusts, and mobilizes its power and alliances.…| Abolition Media
When The 74 started looking for schools that were doing a good job teaching kids to read, we began with the data. We crunched the numbers for nearly 42,000 schools across all 50 states and Washington, D.C. and identified 2,158 that were beating the odds by significantly outperforming what would be expected given their student […]| The 74
In 1983, the US invaded Grenada under the pretext of “protecting” US students and “restoring democracy,” when the real target was the revolution initiated by Maurice Bishop. Today, Washington advances a similar strategy in the Caribbean, targeting Venezuela based on fabricated “narco-terrorism” claims. Chester Humphrey is a veteran of Grenada’s revolutionary movement, a labor leader,... The post Grenada, Venezuela and the Logic of Empire: A Conversation with Chester Humphrey app...| Venezuelanalysis
Solidarity activists Medea Benjamin and Nicolas Davies take stock of decades of disastrous US interventions around the world.| Venezuelanalysis
Breaking Rust, Cain Walker and Xania Monet have shocked the music industry, but they’re far from their genres’ biggest artists.| Pro Posts – Billboard
Five years after the height of the pandemic, students are still experiencing its negative impacts. Achievement remains below pre-pandemic levels, absenteeism is still elevated, and well-being — in particular, the mental health of students — continues to be stressed. There has been some progress, but far from what is needed to be able to say: […]| The 74
If you’re a white student in a Los Angeles elementary school, the odds are stacked against you. Your chances of attending a school in which 7 out of 10 of your classmates can read at grade level are only 40%. That’s less than even odds. Asian students have it even worse: Only 29% attend a […]| The 74
The Center on Reinventing Public Education has been tracking the evolution of how districts and schools approach generative artificial intelligence since 2023. Today, CRPE is releasing an updated database for the 2025-26 school year. Since last year, more districts have been publicly sharing information about their AI strategies, and these are increasingly sophisticated and varied. […]| The 74
Identity and access management (IAM) has reached a curious inflection point. On one hand, the sheer scale of modern enterprise identity management—with hundreds or thousands of employees cycling through dozens of applications and access levels—makes manual provisioning and deprovisioning increasingly impractical. On the other hand, the consequences of getting IAM wrong are so severe that […]| Plurilock
TLDR Shiba Inu holds strong support at $0.0000067, indicating potential for a bullish move. Musk’s Shiba Inu video had no significant impact on Dogecoin or SHIB prices. SHIB’s price has been consolidating, hinting at a future breakout. Analysts see potential 150% to 500% upside for Shiba Inu if support holds Elon Musk’s viral Shiba Inu [...] The post Shiba Inu Price Holds Steady at $0.000009 Amid Musk’s Viral Shiba Clip appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
TLDR Over $883M in XRP transferred today, sparking market excitement for a $27 breakout. Whale moves of nearly 97 million XRP push market sentiment toward bullish levels. XRP’s price sits at $2.43, with analysts predicting a breakout toward $27. Institutional interest grows as 11 XRP ETFs list on DTCC, increasing market liquidity. XRP price is [...] The post XRP Price Eyes $27 Breakout as Major Whale Moves $883M in XRP appeared first on CoinCentral.| CoinCentral
Dodgeball’s global governing body has been taking a multifaceted approach to promoting the game around the world. The post How the World Dodgeball Federation is growing its global community appeared first on SportsPro.| SportsPro
Hungary has been buzzing since Monday over the mysterious doodles Prime Minister Viktor Orbán created during his long-awaited ATV interview. What began as chaotic circles and arrows sparked claims of instability from critics—until Orbán revealed they were his personal coded system for structuring complex answers, turning the controversy into a national talking point. The post Hungary Goes Wild over Viktor Orbán’s Doodles appeared first on Hungarian Conservative.| Hungarian Conservative
From casual dismissal to systemic neglect, a mother details the long, quiet harm of anti-Black racism in the classroom — and the emotional toll of fighting it, year after year.| The Resolve
This week the Defence Secretary announced a Type 23 frigate will be permanently 'forward deployed' in Bahrain. This presence in the Gulf region and the global reach of the fleet, is certainly an asset to Britain but is the expanding portfolio of demands on the Navy workable and sustainable? The RN has a presence in the| Navy Lookout - Independent Royal Navy news and analysis
CARACAS, Venezuela – At the Fort Tiuna military base in Venezuela’s capital, people of varied ages and physical conditions take target practice. They swing across rivers on ropes, dash and hide between mounds and climb trees to analyze the terrain. They are some of the over 8 million Venezuelans who have no military experience, but... The post Millions of Venezuelans Join Volunteer Militias as US Attacks Continue appeared first on Venezuelanalysis.| Venezuelanalysis
The RN is now in a position where ageing frigates are being decommissioned well before the replacements are available. There is little that can be done in the short term, but here we attempt to analyse if and when the situation might be recovered. Type 23s holding on Following our analysis of this issue last […] The post The Royal Navy’s frigate gap – how deep and how long will it last? first appeared on Navy Lookout.| Navy Lookout
In October 2025, the volume of winning bids for solar m […]| EnergyTrend
Chicago Thinker staff member Shubh Gupta recently sat down with Harald Uhlig, Professor and former head of the Department of Economics at the University of Chicago, to discuss Prof. Uhlig’s views on topics ranging from tariffs and monetary policy to college and intellectual courage. Gupta: What are, in your opinion, some of the greatest achievements […]| The Chicago Thinker
United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has entered the University of Chicago. On October 14, an international student was detained by ICE personnel on campus grounds before eventually being released. A few days later, a friend of the Thinker witnessed and recorded two masked ICE personnel shove a man into the back of a […]| The Chicago Thinker
When Cam Higby, a rising conservative political commentator known for sparking debate, settled himself in front of the University of Chicago’s Regenstein Library on October 13th, it was no surprise when he revealed his topic of discussion for the afternoon, setting up a sign reading: “BAN ABORTION! LET’S TALK!” The heated debates that followed Higby’s […]| The Chicago Thinker
ANALYSIS: By Craig McCulloch, RNZ News acting political editor As the Iwi Chairs Forum fought fruitlessly to keep Te Pāti Māori together last week, spokesperson Bayden Barber offered a warning: a split tōtara is only good for the fire. Now Te Pāti Māori finds itself in an inferno. The slow-burn conflagration in Aotearoa New Zealand| Asia Pacific Report
Keeping a line of sight to the challenges of both COP30 in Brazil next week and also the subsequent Pacific’s COP31. A Pacific perspective. COMMENTARY: By Dr Satyendra Prasad As Pacific’s leaders and civil society prepare for the United Nations Climate Conference in Brazil (COP30) next week, they also need to keep a line of| Asia Pacific Report
COMMENTARY: By Bryce Edwards Yesterday’s victory of “democratic socialist” Zohran Mamdani in the race for the New York mayoralty is fuelling debate among progressives around the world about the way forward. And this has significant implications and lessons for the political left in New Zealand, casting the Labour and Green parties as too tired and| Asia Pacific Report
COMMENTARY: By Eugene Doyle “The Past is not dead; it is not even past.” William Faulkner was right: past events continue to inform and shape our world. With powerful forces gathering to reassert US dominance over not just Venezuela but the entire Western hemisphere, the vexed issue of local elites, for example Venezuela’s Maria Corina| Asia Pacific Report
ANALYSIS: By Sultan Barakat and Alison Phipps It has been more than two weeks since world leaders gathered in Sharm el-Sheikh and declared, once again, that the path to peace in the Middle East had been found. As with previous such declarations, the Palestinians, the people who must live that peace, were left out. Today,| Asia Pacific Report
More than a quarter of Australia’s National Press Club sponsors are part of the global arms industry or working on its behalf. Michelle Fahy reports. ANALYSIS: By Michelle Fahy The National Press Club of Australia lists 81 corporate sponsors on its website. Of those, 10 are multinational weapons manufacturers or military services corporations, and another| Asia Pacific Report
ANALYSIS: By Lamis Andoni The rift between US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is real. However, to understand it, one must see it for what it is — not a clash of principles, but of priorities. Trump and the US establishment seek to expand the Abraham Accords, especially to bring Saudi| Asia Pacific Report
COMMENTARY: By Ian Powell On October 17, I received a brief email from a former Association of Salaried Medical Specialists (ASMS) vice-president: “Can’t wait for your blog covering the reception of Simeon Brown at conference yesterday!!” The context was the aggressive address of Minister of Health Simeon Brown to the ASMS annual conference. As reported| Asia Pacific Report
By Shachi Kurl, President I wrote all these words myself. It shouldn’t be revolutionary to declare this, and truthfully, given my many years of column writing, asking ChatGPT to write a column in my style probably would have been a lot easier than trying to bang it out on a float plane. But can an AI chatbot really be trusted… The post Analysis: For those who ask why journalism matters, here’s why appeared first on Angus Reid Institute.| Angus Reid Institute
Spain: A Left-Wing Alternative in a Conservative Europe – Party of the European Left| European Left
On Long Beach Island, something fascinating happens every Saturday. It's what I call the Saturday Effect, a perfect storm of presence and purpose| Workplace Wellbeing Professional
Many employers now recognise the importance of offering enhanced paternity and partner leave, both financially and culturally.| Workplace Wellbeing Professional
This analysis, originally published on Jacobin.com, examines Ireland’s new president Catherine Connolly and the significance of her resounding victory for the Irish Left. The post Ireland’s Presidential Election Was a Left-Wing Landslide appeared first on transform!europe.| transform!europe
A partnership between Global Fishing Watch and ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity is enhancing regional marine conservation efforts through Marine Manager The post In Southeast Asia, Capacity Building Efforts Bolster Marine Protection appeared first on Global Fishing Watch.| Global Fishing Watch
In the 1960s, the movement The New Communalists arose in the USA. The idea was...| Dataetisk Tænkehandletank
In the ten months since the Free Nutritious Meals (Makan Bergizi Gratis, MBG) program was launched, more than 11,000 students and school staff have suffered food poisoning, including many severe cases. In this week's episode, Jemma Purdey chats with Irma Hidayana, a public health consultant and co-initiator of MBG Watch, about Prabowo's flagship program.| Indonesia at Melbourne
10 November is Indonesia's Heroes’ Day, and President Prabowo Subianto is a few steps closer to declaring his former father-in-law, the late autocrat president Soeharto, a national hero. It seems the government’s Council for Titles, Medals, and Honours, chaired by Minister of Culture Fadli Zon, may reframe Soeharto’s legacy as a corrupt, autocratic ruler with a more positive image by awarding him the hero title.| Indonesia at Melbourne
Prabowo’s expanded role of the military in national development mirrors earlier experiments with economic nationalism under Sukarno’s ‘guided democracy’ and Soeharto’s military-backed corporatism.| Indonesia at Melbourne
While Indonesia does not have a formal system of judicial precedent like common law countries, this ruling is a landmark, and should be seen as a model by other judges.| Indonesia at Melbourne
The 2024 hajj quota controversy is far more than a question of numbers. It exposes the fragile line between lawful discretion and unlawful deviation in Indonesia’s bureaucracy.| Indonesia at Melbourne
The YouTube TV-Disney fight echoes the music industry's complicated history with the YouTube platform.| Billboard
As Washington escalates its military presence in the Caribbean and Pacific, Latin American movements are mobilizing to defend sovereignty.| Venezuelanalysis
Poland’s high-speed rail ambitions depend on Brussels opening its wallet. Poland is readying itself to ask the European Union for billions of złoty to build its first proper high-speed railway line. The supplicant is Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK), a state-owned vehicle tasked with delivering what would be not only Poland’s largest infrastructure project but Europe’s […] Mind the funding gap was originally published on Emerging Europe.| Emerging Europe
Europe’s gas infrastructure binge is proving as ill-judged as it was expensive. Europe’s dash to wean itself off Russian pipeline gas has left the continent with an embarrassing surplus of import capacity. After a frenzy of construction that saw 19 liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals installed or expanded since early 2022, governments are now scrambling […] Europe’s LNG buildout slows amid anticipated decline in gas demand was originally published on Emerging Europe.| Emerging Europe
Brussels hopes a new fund will stop promising tech firms from fleeing to America. Europe has long been plagued by a peculiar malady: it excels at birthing innovative companies but struggles to nurture them into adulthood. On October 29, the European Commission announced yet another remedy—the Scaleup Europe Fund, a multi-billion-euro investment vehicle designed to […] Europe’s billion-euro bet on keeping its champions at home was originally published on Emerging Europe.| Emerging Europe
Governments must act now to prevent climate change and digitalisation from deepening inequality. Europe’s governments must act decisively to prevent deeper inequality and wider labour-market mismatches as climate change and digitalisation upend markets and welfare systems over the next two decades, threatening social cohesion and long-term competitiveness. So warns a new foresight study by WeLaR, […] Europe’s looming labour crunch was originally published on Emerging Europe.| Emerging Europe
Association to Horizon Europe grants access to the EU’s 93.5 billion euros science programme. Egypt this week became the second African nation to join Horizon Europe, the EU’s multibillion-euro research and innovation programme. The association grants Egyptian researchers, universities and innovators access to the scheme on terms akin to those enjoyed by EU member states. […] Egypt joins Europe’s research club was originally published on Emerging Europe.| Emerging Europe
The region must focus on creating quality jobs to catch up with the EU. Economic growth in the Western Balkans is poised to pick up modestly in 2026 before gaining momentum in 2027, buoyed by stronger exports and investment as global uncertainty recedes. Yet sustaining the region’s convergence with the European Union demands a sharper …| Emerging Europe
An immense naval and air armada — the largest in the Caribbean in a generation — is gathering off the coast of Venezuela. The Pentagon calls it a “regional security deployment.” But it looks, sounds, and moves like a war. What Washington is building is not merely a show of force; it is a forward... The post Pentagon Confirms ‘Decapitation Strikes’ for Venezuela as Armada Builds appeared first on Venezuelanalysis.| Venezuelanalysis
The escalating US military buildup led Venezuelans to sign up massively in the Bolivarian Militia. In this interview, Red Spark’s Ria Evelyn talks to militia member Armando Urgelles about the voluntary corps’ roots, structure and cooperation with conventional armed forces to face the present threats. Red Spark: What is the ideological basis of the militias?... The post Interview: Venezuela’s Militias and the Civil-Military Union appeared first on Venezuelanalysis.| Venezuelanalysis
Since August, U.S. warships, fighter planes, and troops have deployed in Caribbean waters off Venezuela and in Puerto Rico. Venezuela’s neighboring countries in Latin America and the Caribbean area are reacting variously. Many oppose U.S. aggression, but at a distance. Others are either non-committal or accepting. Colombia and Brazil are backing Venezuela – or soon... The post Brazilian Workers Lead in Offering Solidarity to Venezuelans under US Attack appeared first on Venezuelanalysis.| Venezuelanalysis
Picture the following (very common) scenario: a project manager marks a task as complete, only to find unexpected charges for time, materials, or expenses piling up the next week. Frustrating? Absolutely. It’s a common pitfall driven by the urge to check tasks off quickly. But rushing risks overlooking critical wrap-up steps, like administrative closeouts or... [Read More]| ProjectEngineer
When Airbus faced delays in delivering the A380 Superjumbo in 2005 and 2006, software glitches weren’t the only fallout. The second delay tanked the share price by 26% and cost executives their jobs. This high-stakes saga reveals a core truth of project management: even a flawlessly executed plan falls short if the stakeholders aren’t satisfied.... [Read More]| ProjectEngineer
Transformation Needs an Enterprise Approach and Enterprise Citizens. One of the most memorable and impactful experiences I’ve had with organizational culture was in a Fortune 500 company undertaking a major shift to become fully customer-centric. The organization was already highly mission-driven and customer-oriented, but at one point, the leaders acknowledged that to truly be exceptional […]| Institute for Digital Transformation
Q&A With Rahulkumar Chawda| Institute for Digital Transformation
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Cathie Wood's ARK Invest bought $17M in CRISPR and Beam gene-editing stocks while selling Teradyne, Roku, and SoFi shares on November 4, 2025. Get the details.| Blockonomi
W ostatnich miesiącach CERT Polska zaobserwowało nowe próbki złośliwego oprogramowania mobilnego związane z atakiem NFC Relay (NGate) wymierzonym w użytkowników polskich banków.| CERT Polska
In the first part of our analysis of the “Crime in India – 2023” report, we looked at the state of crime in general in large Indian cities. The focus was on how the criminal justice system was churning and whether it was able to address the demands of our cities. We found that most […]| OpenCity
As the El Nino intensifed in the second half of 2023, the south-west monsoons failed after July. Bengaluru was left facing a drought-like situation in the summer of 2024, with little respite from the Cauvery. Our survey, conducted just before the summer of 2024 showed that the city was already reeling in water shortages. Many […]| OpenCity
