Analyzing Shiv’s Decision on ‘Succession’ With a Feminist Text
Still grappling with the finale of the hit HBO series? An article by a feminist theorist could be surprisingly helpful with understanding the deals that patriarchal systems offer women.
Day: June 2, 2023
The EU’s green transition will need a pro-growth tax policy to succeed
Permanent full expensing is an efficient and neutral tax policy that will allow markets to allocate private investment effectively while moving the economy toward the EU’s climate goals, Sean Bray writes.
Cleaning up the oceans: Is it too little, too late?
Plastic now forms a sixth continent off the Pacific Ocean, that is three times the size of France. One organisation has made it its mission to clean up this mess.
U.N. rushing to prevent “one of the worst oil spills” in history
The massive supertanker with more than 1 million barrels of oil on board could “spontaneously explode or break apart at any moment,” the United Nations warns.
What the Future Might Hold for Asia: “Every Time China Has Been United, It Has Dominated”
China is upgrading its nuclear arsenal even as its relationship to the U.S. is deteriorating. George Yeo, the former foreign minister of Singapore, discusses the ongoing power struggle in the Pacific region.
93% of CEOs are preparing for a recession—here’s what it means for you
Economists and business leaders alike see a recession on the horizon, but investors continue to push the stock market upward.
Federal vision to streamline cyber incident reporting expected this summer
The Cyber Incident Reporting Council will issue a report to Congress “in the next month or two” with recommendations on ways to achieve harmony across a complex network of federal cyber mandates.
Malicious PyPI Packages Use Compiled Python Code to Bypass Detection
According to ReversingLabs this could be the first supply chain attack capitalizing on PYC files