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Corruption Scandal

January 29, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Oxfam Board Urged to Resign Amid Vetting Failures

Oxfam’s board of trustees has come under intense scrutiny, with a former trustee demanding their immediate resignation over failures in staff vetting processes that have reignited concerns about governance at the aid

Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Meta Used “Ad Library” to Mask Scam Ads

Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, took deliberate steps to reduce the visibility of fraudulent advertisements to regulators, internal documents reviewed by Reuters show. The effort, first observed in Japan last year, involved removing scam ads from search results

January 1, 2026

The ‘Open Source’ AI Illusion—And How Researchers Can Reclaim It

Artificial Intelligence

The term ‘open source’ has long been associated with transparency, collaboration, and free access to software. However, as Nature recently highlighted, many AI companies

USA: Calls for Prosecution Mount Against Victoria Nuland

Diplomacy/United States

by Our Foreign Affairs Editor As tensions over U.S. foreign policy continue to stir, conservative figures and critics are calling for the prosecution of

Oxfam Board Urged to Resign Amid Vetting Failures

January 29, 2026
Health/Human Rights

Oxfam’s board of trustees has come under intense scrutiny, with a former trustee demanding their immediate resignation over failures in staff vetting processes that have reignited concerns about governance at the aid

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Meta Used “Ad Library” to Mask Scam Ads

January 1, 2026
Artificial Intelligence/Human Rights

Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, took deliberate steps to reduce the visibility of fraudulent advertisements to regulators, internal documents reviewed by Reuters show. The effort, first observed in Japan last

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The ‘Open Source’ AI Illusion—And How Researchers Can Reclaim It

March 29, 2025
Artificial Intelligence

The term ‘open source’ has long been associated with transparency, collaboration, and free access to software. However, as Nature recently highlighted, many AI companies are misusing this label, undermining the very principles

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USA: Calls for Prosecution Mount Against Victoria Nuland

February 4, 2025
Diplomacy/United States

by Our Foreign Affairs Editor As tensions over U.S. foreign policy continue to stir, conservative figures and critics are calling for the prosecution of Victoria Nuland, a key architect of the 2014

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Global News Dispatches: Unfunded Disasters, Leadership Crises, and Rising Corruption

October 2, 2024
Diplomacy/News

In this global news dispatches, our news syndicators report on critical events shaping various regions of the world. From Congress’s failure to allocate relief funds ahead of a devastating hurricane to escalating

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