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Non-disclosure agreements gagging workers to be banned

Social Responsibility

Ending non-disclosure agreements that silence workers

Karem Wintourd Penn

In an important change designed to improve transparency in the workplace and safeguard workers' rights, upcoming regulations intend to prohibit the use of non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) that stop employees from…

There’s a New Creative Energy in Brussels—Here’s Where to Find It

Fashion and Trends

Where to Locate Brussels’ Burgeoning Creative Scene

Karem Wintourd Penn

Brussels, long recognized as the political capital of Europe, is quietly experiencing a cultural and artistic transformation that is redefining its identity beyond the corridors of power. Once overshadowed by…

Apple hits back against 'unprecedented' €500m EU fine

Science and Technology

Apple reacts to ‘unprecedented’ €500m EU fine

Karem Wintourd Penn

Apple has strongly opposed a recent ruling by the European Union to apply a €500 million penalty, stating that the sanction is "unjustified" and "extraordinary" in scope. The penalty, revealed…

Xbox producer tells staff to use AI to ease job loss pain

Science and Technology

Xbox producer tells staff AI can help soften job cuts

Karem Wintourd Penn

Among ongoing changes in the video game industry, an Xbox leader has ignited discussion by proposing that workers impacted by recent layoffs utilize artificial intelligence (AI) instruments to manage the…

Trump announces 25% tariffs on South Korea and Japan

Investments and Business

Trump unveils 25% tariffs targeting South Korea and Japan

Karem Wintourd Penn

In a notable heightening of international trade disputes, the U.S. administration has declared the implementation of 25% duties on numerous imports from two major allies: South Korea and Japan. This…

US children are much more likely to die than kids in similar countries, study finds

Health

Study finds US children at greater risk of death than kids in similar nations

Karem Wintourd Penn

A recent study has brought renewed attention to a troubling reality: children in the United States face a significantly higher risk of premature death than their counterparts in other high-income…

A video game on 'gold diggers' is fuelling a sexism debate in China

Science and Technology

‘Gold diggers’ video game ignites sexism controversy in China

Karem Wintourd Penn

A recently released video game in China has ignited widespread public debate over gender stereotypes, sexism, and the portrayal of women in popular media. The controversy centers around a mobile…

Archaeologists unveil 3,500-year-old city in Peru

Social Responsibility

Peru’s 3,500-year-old city revealed by archaeologists

Karem Wintourd Penn

A team of archaeologists in Peru has brought to light the remains of a 3,500-year-old city, offering new insights into the region's pre-Columbian history and shedding light on early urban…

All the Stars On the Front Row at Couture Week

Fashion and Trends

Top Stars Who Attended the Front Row at Couture Week

Karem Wintourd Penn

Twice a year, the world’s fashion elite gathers for one of the most anticipated events on the style calendar: couture fashion week. Held in the fashion capitals of the world—most…

Year: 2025

Trump-Musk relationship appears officially over

Where to Locate Brussels’ Burgeoning Creative Scene

Apple reacts to ‘unprecedented’ €500m EU fine

Xbox producer tells staff AI can help soften job cuts

Trump unveils 25% tariffs targeting South Korea and Japan

Study finds US children at greater risk of death than kids in similar nations

‘Gold diggers’ video game ignites sexism controversy in China

Top Stars Who Attended the Front Row at Couture Week