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Is Palestine's 'Pay to Slay' Israelis program being bankrolled by the European Union?

By Vladimir Sloutsker

Controversial policy, mandated under Palestinian law, requires the PA to reward terrorists in Israeli jails and their families with monthly...

Big Issues

AI will revolutionise the battle against cancer

Doctors and AI can work together to solve medicine's greatest challenges.

By Dr. Simon Kos

How to programme your winning mentality

Our mind comes as standard equipment at birth. It's free, and we don't tend to value the things that we get for free.

By Royston Guest

German Chancellor Angela Merkel shakes hands with a humanoid robot

Man versus robot: Three ways humans can thrive in tomorrow's workplace

There are broad areas of human skills that artificial intelligence cannot replicate.

By Charlie Nunn

GDPR: A sustainable approach beyond the deadline

Businesses will have to pay 4% of their annual global turnover or a €20 million fine if they experience a data breach.

By Dr. Gero Decker

The global tech hubbub: Why it's no longer Silicon Valley or bust

From Africa to Bogota, a global village of tech hubs is diluting the innovation hegemony of Silicon Valley.

By Priya Guha

Singapore summit: Did Donald Trump give away too much for too little?

We should not be surprised if one or both parties back-pedals from the joint statement at some stage.

By Staff Reporter

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Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

End users across the enterprise are being targeted because they are the new "weak link" by hackers.

By Paul Trulove

GDPR: How to disappear completely

GDPR is a regulation that requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of EU citizens

By Eric Schrock

Google and Facebook won't rule the world – if we don't buy their fantasies about big data

Anthropologists have long explored how inanimate objects and nonhuman entities - like "data" - can take on fantastic, fetishistic, or even...

By Alexander Taylor

Cyber criminals target 37 million festive shoppers (Photo; Reuters)

Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?

Some online frauds are so simple to execute it questions why criminals would even consider robbing a bank.

By Martin Kenney

We're only human: Why business email compromise scams still work

Cyber criminals have honed their craft and and are aggressively targeting unsuspecting and unprepared victims.

By Alexandrea Berninger

Four ways new technology is transforming procurement

Cloud computing, mobility, social media, big data and now artificial intelligence are dramatically reshaping how we live and work.

By Rob Bernshteyn

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The European Union needs to confront the cancer of corruption before more brave journalists are murdered

Investigative journalists probing fraud and corruption in Malta and Slovakia have been assassinated in recent weeks.

By Martin Kenney

Brexit threat to the UK's position in the global art market

Pontus Silfverstolpe is co-founder of Barnebys, the biggest art auction aggregator in the world.

By Pontus Silfverstolpe

International Women's Day 2018: The world can't wait for women to lead

Business leaders Dr Amy Jadesimi and Gail Klintworth look at how how gender-balanced leadership benefits business.

By Dr Amy Jadesimi & Gail Klintworth

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Brexit

Jeremy Corbyn and Labour are playing Brexit games with their magical thinking on the EU

By Daniel Hannan

There is no Leftist argument for a system that places the highest tariffs on the items that make up the largest share of the weekly bills...

Why British politics is being contaminated by conspiracy theories

By James Bloodworth

Conspiracy theories about George Soros and Oxfam reveal something disconcerting about the road down which British politics is currently...

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There's nothing progressive about giving agencies like Oxfam the benefit of the doubt

By Daniel Hannan

The Oxfam revelations are far more disturbing than the reports of boorish behaviour by businessmen at The Presidents Club dinner.

Terror attacks

New York truck attack: Why Isis might not claim responsibility this time

By Ludovica Iaccino

Group often claims it's behind terror attacks in the West, but experts argue such claims are unsubstantiated and could just be a propaganda...

Las Vegas mass shooting is 'a reflection of relaxed gun laws' in the US

By Ludovica Iaccino

At least 50 people killed and hundreds injured when man opened fire on concertgoers on 1 October.

We need a world day of commemoration for the memory of terror victims

By Dr Hamad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Kawari

This fight brings together governments, civil organisations and international public opinion.

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Opinion

Is Palestine's 'Pay to Slay' Israelis program being bankrolled by the European Union?

AI will revolutionise the battle against cancer

How to programme your winning mentality

Man versus robot: Three ways humans can thrive in tomorrow's workplace

GDPR: A sustainable approach beyond the deadline

The global tech hubbub: Why it's no longer Silicon Valley or bust

Singapore summit: Did Donald Trump give away too much for too little?

Why the humble PowerPoint presentation could be a portal to financial disaster

GDPR: How to disappear completely

Google and Facebook won't rule the world – if we don't buy their fantasies about big data

Why do 99% of cybercrime fraudsters escape justice in the UK?

We're only human: Why business email compromise scams still work

Four ways new technology is transforming procurement

The European Union needs to confront the cancer of corruption before more brave journalists are murdered

Brexit threat to the UK's position in the global art market

International Women's Day 2018: The world can't wait for women to lead

Jeremy Corbyn and Labour are playing Brexit games with their magical thinking on the EU

Why British politics is being contaminated by conspiracy theories

There's nothing progressive about giving agencies like Oxfam the benefit of the doubt

New York truck attack: Why Isis might not claim responsibility this time

Las Vegas mass shooting is 'a reflection of relaxed gun laws' in the US

We need a world day of commemoration for the memory of terror victims

Poor millennials will be the fattest generation – the march of progress is to blame

The modern epidemic of sadness destroying heart and soul cannot be solved with anti-depressants

Britain's pathetic politicians are drowning in the blood of tortured Syria