Andrea Radrizzani is trying to redefine what “Doing a Leeds” means. The club that became a byword for financial mismanagement and boardroom turmoil has forged a new path under Radrizzani's … Click to Continue »
The French government's clumsy attempt to ban a new book with a deliberately provocative title has only ensured massive public interest and validation for men-haters. Oh, Monsieur Ralph Zurmély, what a mess you have made. This hapless minor official in France's ministry for equality between men and women has fallen for the oldest trick in...
Behind the facade of political rhetoric, Russia and the United States have embarked on an impressive show of synergy, with fuel oil becoming a rare demonstration of improving relations. The issue of US-Russia energy ties has been enjoying a bit of media spotlight as President Trump accused Democrats in New England of purchasing Russian crude...
A suspicious online university whose curriculum appears to be cut and pasted from a European school, two companies with nearly identical websites and two others with practically no internet presence … Click to Continue »
In a dramatic swing in favour of diversity – and away from freedom in art – the Oscars are setting stringent requirements for a film to be eligible for the Best Picture category. The consequences for cinema could be dire. As a result of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Academy Aperture 2025...
The number of CAO places being offered on Friday is to rise by a further 800 in the hope of calming the turbulence stirred up by the best Leaving Cert results in history.
Voting integrity activists will try this week to convince a federal judge that Georgia should scrap its brand new touchscreen voting machines in favor of hand-marked paper ballots. The state, … Click to Continue »
