When customers are just numbers, and one cannot even count properly. Remember the "leave no one behind" of the Covid era? It seems some companies have literally forgotten it... edition.cnn.com/2025/10/29/australia/australia-cru…

Elderly woman found dead on tropical island after cruise ship leaves without her | CNN

A cruise passenger in her 80s, who had just embarked on a 60-day luxury tour around Australia, was found dead after being left behind on…

Indigenous Peoples who choose not to be in contact (uncontacted) are under extreme threat as their lands are invaded for mining, logging and ranching, but also by violent gangs, missionaries and even social media influencers, a new report reveals! uncontactedpeoples.org/

Uncontacted Peoples: at the edge of survival

There are at least 196 uncontacted Indigenous groups living in forests across the globe. Right now, more than 95 percent of uncontacted peoples are having…

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One of the largest companies may be going robotic. Is this a sign of the times and what are the implications for employment worldwide? Is it time to seriously considered a guaranteed wage for everyone before it gets nasty? www.nytimes.com/2025/10/21/technology/inside-amazo…

One of the largest companies may be going robotic. Is this a sign of the times and what are the implications for employment worldwide? Is it time to seriously considered a guaranteed wage for everyone before it gets nasty? https://www.nytimes.com/2025/10/21/technology/inside-amazons-plans-to-replace-workers-with-robots.html?unlocked_article_code=1.vk8.lZwF.xNlKlQLrvoK7&smid=url-share

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Ethiopia: A two-year initiative aims to revitalize the Wukro–Gheralta Belt, restore historical sites and develop inclusive, community-based tourism.

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Ethiopia and Italy Launch €1.7 Million Project to Boost Post-Conflict Resilience and Heritage Conservation in Tigray’s Wukro-Gheralta Belt

Ethiopia and Italy Launch €1.7 Million Project to Boost Post-Conflict Resilience and Heritage Conservation in Tigray’s Wukro-Gheralta Belt

The most energy-efficient land traveller in the animal kingdom? A Human on a Bicycle! www.scientificamerican.com/article/a-human-on-a-bi…

A Human on a Bicycle Is among the Most Efficient Forms of Travel in the Animal Kingdom | Scientific American

A famous graphic, now updated, compares locomotion in the animal kingdom

"Cattle raised on illegally deforested land were moved through a “laundering” system that concealed their origins" Now you cannot say you did not know.... So are you perhaps going to eat less beef? www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/10/15/is-your-beef-lin…

Is your beef linked to Amazon deforestation? A report highlights loopholes | Environment News | Al Jazeera

Human Rights Watch found a major international company could be sourcing cattle from ranches linked to deforestation.

The mirage of the 'Gig' economy and the invisible boss up in the cloud www.greeneuropeanjournal.eu/gigification-the-futur…

“Gigification”: The Future of Work?

The fight over platform workers’ rights concerns us all, writes Ben Wray.

Do low-cost airlines systematically stock less contigency fuel to save money? www.travelandtourworld.com/news/article/shocking-r…

Shocking Ryanair Emergency: Why Did Flight Land with Just Minutes of Fuel Left? - Travel And Tour World

An investigation has been launched after a Ryanair flight landed with only 220kg of fuel left, triggering a critical fuel emergency between Glasgow and Manchester.

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Who is allowed to create divisive monuments? How many years do they need to stand before they are considered 'historic' monuments? Should they be allowed to stand as long as they are presented in a reconciliation context? Does it depend on how awful their symbolism is and how many people they offend? Or just demolish them? Some difficult questions... Show more

Who is allowed to create divisive monuments? How many years do they need to stand before they are considered 'historic' monuments? Should they be allowed to stand as long as they are presented in a reconciliation context? Does it depend on how awful their symbolism is and how many people they offend? Or just demolish them? Some difficult questions. https://www.reuters.com/world/us/battle-lines-drawn-over-confederate-tribute-georgias-stone-mountain-2025-10-11/

Fresh wind blowing in Britain with Zack Polanski, new leader of the Green Party of England & Wales. A great conversation with Owen Jones.

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