ADF recruitment shortfall continues despite improvements
The Australian Defence Force has fallen short of its recruitment targets, though recent improvements offer a glimmer of hope. What’s behind the shortfall?
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AI's Impact on the Global South: Promise and Peril
Artificial intelligence is transforming economies in the Global South, but experts warn of growing inequalities and ethical concerns.
Trump’s Donor List: Pay-to-Play Access Revealed
Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly offering wealthy donors exclusive access in exchange for hefty contributions, raising ethical concerns.
Teens use AI apps to create fake nudes of classmates
Disturbing reports reveal teenage boys are using AI-powered apps to create fake nude images of female classmates and teachers, sparking outrage and calls for stricter regulation.
Guardian removes article: reasons and implications
Discover the reasons behind The Guardian's decision to remove a recent article and the implications for media transparency.
Gaza Coverage: Are We Getting the Full Picture?
An examination of media narratives surrounding the Gaza conflict, questioning whether the full story is being told.
Musk and Astronomer Royal debate space ethics
A heated debate unfolded at the Royal Society as Elon Musk and Astronomer Royal Michele Dougherty sparred over the ethics of commercial space exploration and satellite constellations.
Neuralink brain chips coming to UK for medical trials
Neuralink, Elon Musk's brain-chip startup, is set to begin human trials in the UK. The revolutionary technology promises to treat neurological conditions—but raises ethical concerns.
Psychologist banned for life over client sex scandal
Canadian psychologist Tatiana Zdyb has been permanently barred from practising after engaging in an unethical sexual relationship with a vulnerable client, sparking outrage in the professional community.
Meta Faces Backlash Over AI Ethics and Workplace Culture
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is under fire as employees and critics raise concerns over AI ethics, workplace transparency, and the company’s controversial decisions. Is the tech giant losing its way?
Defence Secretary grilled over military readiness
Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs challenge Defence Secretary Grant Shapps on military preparedness and equipment shortages in a heated parliamentary session.
Prisoner's life support switched off without hospital's OK
A hospital denies agreeing to deactivate a prisoner's life support, sparking a controversial legal and ethical debate over end-of-life decisions.
Trump spent 1/3 of presidency at his properties
Former US President Donald Trump spent an extraordinary amount of time at his own resorts and golf clubs during his presidency, raising ethical concerns and financial questions.
Labour's ethical record: A legacy to celebrate
Discover how the Labour government has set new ethical standards in governance, marking a significant shift in political integrity and public trust.
Palestinian doctors in Israel's healthcare: documentary
A gripping documentary explores the challenges and ethical dilemmas faced by Palestinian doctors working within Israel's healthcare system, revealing personal and professional conflicts.
NHS strikes may breach doctors' ethical duties - watchdog warned
The General Medical Council faces mounting pressure to rule that NHS strikes breach doctors' ethical duty to protect patients, as the bitter pay dispute escalates.
Fordham slams Albanese over defence shutdown risks
Radio host Ben Fordham has criticised PM Anthony Albanese for shutting down a critical defence project, warning it could leave Australia exposed to Chinese influence.
PETA urges AFL to ban feathers at Brownlow Medal
Animal rights group PETA calls on the AFL to prohibit feather-adorned outfits at the Brownlow Medal ceremony, citing ethical concerns over the fashion industry's impact on birds.
GMB Hosts Spark Body Image Debate After 'Podgy' Remark
Good Morning Britain hosts Ed Balls and Charlotte Hawkins faced backlash after joking about a viewer's 'podgy' appearance, igniting a heated discussion on body shaming and media responsibility.
13 organs removed without consent in hospital scandal
A grieving family demands answers after discovering 13 organs were removed from their loved one without permission following a tragic death in hospital.
Nurse banned for life after patient theft
A Scottish nurse has been struck off after stealing money from a vulnerable patient in her care. The Nursing and Midwifery Council found her actions 'fundamentally incompatible' with professional standards.
Edinburgh University's Skull Room: A Colonial Legacy Scrutinised
Edinburgh University's controversial 'Skull Room' faces renewed criticism as its colonial-era origins come under scrutiny. Discover the unsettling history behind this infamous collection.
Cambridge mum refused chemo for son, inquest reveals
A Cambridge-educated mother refused chemotherapy for her terminally ill son, opting for alternative treatments. The inquest into his death has sparked debate on parental rights and medical ethics.
Trump accused of cheating in UK golf game
Former US President Donald Trump faces allegations of cheating during a golf match in the UK. Witnesses claim he manipulated his ball placement, sparking controversy.
Edinburgh Uni's skull room reveals phrenology past
Edinburgh University's controversial 'Skull Room' sheds light on its historical ties to phrenology, sparking debates on ethics and colonial legacy.
Operation Dark Phone: Ethics of filming criminals exposed
A controversial new TV series pushes boundaries by showing criminals in their most private moments. But is it ethical—or necessary?
Global moral consensus is wishful thinking, experts say
A new report suggests that the idea of a universal moral agreement is unrealistic, highlighting cultural and ideological divides that persist worldwide.
UK pledges 2.5% GDP defence spending by 2030
The British government has pledged to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2030, ensuring the nation is prepared for escalating global security challenges.
Missionaries use secret audio to target Brazil's tribes
Missionaries are employing covert audio technology to evangelise among Brazil's uncontacted indigenous communities, raising ethical and legal concerns.
Trolling Influencers: The Dark Side of Social Media Fame
A journalist reveals the shocking truths behind influencer culture after spending months trolling them online. Discover the psychological toll and ethical dilemmas uncovered.
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