Confusion continues in the field over the government-announced interpretation guidelines for the yellow envelop act, even after its implementation. Critics point out that the ambiguous criteria for ...

War rarely begins with missiles; it begins with words. Long before bombs fall and cities tremble under the weight of military power, conflicts usually ...

From Zimbabwe to Zambia, US health deals are raising fears of a new era of biomedical extractivism.

A little mirroring can turn what would be a question-and-answer session into a real conversation.

On the first day of the Yellow Envelope Act’s implementation, the 10th, it was reported that 407 subcontractor unions (81,600 ...

Charlotte Wanendeya, ex-Magic Circle lawyer and Head of Law at BPP London, on why the skills that make a great lawyer have never mattered more ...

The right to repair movement isn't just about whether farmers have access to the advanced tech needed to fix their ...

Only one of these outcomes is desirable (though of the other two, one is clearly preferable to the other). But although your ultimate goal in any negotiation should be to strike a beneficial deal, it ...

Opinion: PM’s unwillingness to say whether he supports the attacks on Iran is puzzling, until you consider his foreign ...

Since late February, AI research company Anthropic and the Pentagon have engaged in discussions regarding Anthropic’s concern over the use of its technology for things like mass surveillance and ...

Brian Rolapp has a plan for the future of the PGA Tour. Now, he needs buy-in from a disparate group of constituents that ...

Governmental Procurement of AI is vulnerable to Arrow's information paradox. The standoff between Pentagon and Anthropic ...