The connection between our massive star and the tiniest microplankton
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Next week, the University and College Union (UCU) will ballot more than 65,000 university workers, asking them to back strike action in a fight for fair pay, better working conditions, and to protect jobs. The vice-chancellors who ‘lead’ our universities have quietly increased their own salaries by £40,000 over the past three years, leaving them […]
Investigations revealed how children disappeared by Bashar al-Assad's regime were transported to facilities run by a global charity
Although Philippe Aghion’s work presents itself as a refined and progressive departure from crude neoliberalism, a closer examination reveals a framework that — despite its mathematical sophistication — ultimately reinforces and legitimises a conservative, pro-capitalist economic order. His professed ‘pragmatism’ often serves less as a neutral analytic stance than as an ideological device to […]
The number of people in the UK without work that want it
This Tuesday report will provide some insights into life for a westerner (me) who is working for an extended period at Kyoto University in Japan but who over the years of working here has increasingly began to understand the language and local cultural traditions. Farming in urban areas One of the striking things about living…
The Grayzone has geolocated the underground bunker of an important military command and control center nestled within a densely populated Tel Aviv neighborhood. Known as ‘Site 81,’ the U.S.-built facility houses a hyper-secretive intelligence base. When Iran struck a series of targets in the heart of north Tel Aviv with ballistic missiles on June 13, Israeli authorities immediately cordoned off the area to prevent journalists from filming the damage. “The building on this compound was just hit,” Trey Yingst of […]
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Sussan Ley’s shadow minister for home affairs, Barnaby Joyce, has demanded that the Albanese Government hold a parliamentary enquiry into adult star, Bonnie Blue’s 1057 men sex stunt. ”We need to get to the bottom of what this Bonnie Blue... Read More ›
UG Solutions, which works with the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, said its “cadre of American veterans” was ready to keep working in Gaza.
The post We Aren’t Finished in Gaza, U.S. Military Contractors Say appeared first on The Intercept.
Faux disinformation expert Pekka Kallioniemi gained notoriety by smearing critics of the Ukraine proxy war. Since being unmasked for peddling pornographic representations of minors, Kallioniemi has been caught promoting fraudulent KGB documents to slander a journalist as a Russian spy. In October 2024, mainstream Canadian defense journalist David Pugliese suffered “the political equivalent of a drive-by shooting,” according to a local publication called The Walrus. Citing alleged KGB documents, a prominent lawmaker accused Pugliese of being a longstanding Soviet/Russian spy […]
The post Pekka-philia: disgraced porn profiteer turned pro-Ukraine ‘disinfo expert’ could face legal action first appeared on The Grayzone.
The post Pekka-philia: disgraced porn profiteer turned pro-Ukraine ‘disinfo expert’ could face legal action appeared first on The Grayzone.
The 2025 Green Party conference was a potent mix of optimism and the mild chaos of an event which wildly exceeded its organisers’ expectations. The word on every staff member’s lips was ‘surprise’. Surprise at the over 2,000 members who descended on the venue; surprise at the unprecedented number of journalists applying for passes (even […]
Did showrunner Russell T Davies secretly end or pause Doctor Who with that regeneration into Billie Piper? One series writer believes so.
Conservative Party member and whistleblower Sergei Cristo, reports from the empty halls of its conference in Manchester and finds a movement that is fast running out of supporters and ideas
So, the Dutch seized a Chinese owned semiconductor company: The Dutch government seizes control over Nexperia, one of Europe’s biggest chipmaker, owned by China. Nexperia’s Chinese operations pose a “threat to the continuity and safeguarding on Dutch and European soil of crucial technological knowledge and capabilities.” – 🇳🇱 Gov. pic.twitter.com/0PXmFIVvKp — NXT EU (@NXT4EU) October […]
Sorry, new kid, we’re already sitting here. Hang on, are you Christopher Columbus? I’m India. People keep saying you can’t stop talking about me. They say you’ve been, like, looking for me? Weird.
Wait, I heard you found a whole other country and thought it was me. Is that true? That’s so embarrassing. Why are you obsessed with me?
Is that a map you drew of me? OMG, I do not look like that. Why’d you draw me so small and Italy so big? I’m literally ten times bigger. Is this your way of trying to make yourself relevant? That’s honestly so insecure of you.
No, like, someone told me you wrote a whole letter to the king and queen of Spain saying you “discovered” me?! That’s so sad. We’ve all been here, and you literally just got here. Wait, you seriously didn’t know about the Americas?
Bangladesh, stop laughing! Seriously, you’re being mean.
Sorry, those are my other Asian friends. We’re really caffeinated right now. We drink a lot of tea. And we spill it, lolz. So like, why do you keep talking about me? You want my spices? Turmeric and chili peppers? No offense, but you don’t look like you can handle those.
Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt won the 2025 ‘Nobel Prize’ in economics for their work on how innovation and the forces of creative destruction can drive economic growth, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said today. People have, throughout all times, tried to form an understanding of the economic contexts using economic theories. […]
After 17 years of struggling with a heroin addiction, Raina finds a path to recovery through compassion and connection
- by Aeon Video
An activist navigating motherhood for the first time reflects on the complexity of reconciling these two kinds of caregiving
- Directed by Flavien Kressmann and Sarah Des Rosiers
Huge swathes of human knowledge are missing from the internet. By definition, generative AI is shockingly ignorant too
- by Deepak Varuvel Dennison
When I spoke like someone I wasn’t, people listened more closely. What did that say about them – and me?
- by Erica Mayor
Life, it’s just life. What is that? It’s nothing. It’s like being stuck in the queue at Alton Towers. Do you wanna be in the queues? Or do you wanna be on the rides? — Omar (Riz Ahmed), Four Lions When did you last go to Alton Towers? It’s been a while for me, but […]
This is a third part of an as yet unknown total, where I investigate possible new policy agendas, which are designed to meet the challenges that Japan is facing in the immediate period and the years to come. The first two parts were written in the context of the elevation of Ms Takaichi to the…
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