The dark side of social media: Kuensel
Social media can be a brutal, unforgiving landscape. Armed with anonymity, social media users become a mob that lynches with hateful langauge, not realising that their actions can…
Making the climate change battle inclusive
Equal participation of people of all genders, ethnicities and age-groups will generate more effective and sustainable outcomes.
When art and bots collide
Designers are already in a precarious condition, dealing with low pay and increasing workloads.
The “Never-Seen-Before Youthquake” in Kolkata mark new era of awakening
At a time when the country’s political landscape has left successive generations disillusioned, eroding faith in the principles of fairness and justice, the “Never-Seen-Before…
Elon Musk’s courtship with MAGA
Musk's propensity to align himself with chaos monkeys on the far right would still be unfortunate, but far less damaging if his leanings weren't also dictating policy for the…
The calm after Typhoon Yagi slammed Vietnam hurt at least as much as the storm
As children and families in provinces hit by the typhoon pick up the pieces of their shattered lives, more international support is needed to ensure they can fully recover from…
Preparing students for the future: Integrating AI and robotics into the curriculum
It is predicted that six in ten employees will require further skills training. The question is: Wherefrom will they learn the required skill?
Fighting for young minds
People aren’t just hungry; they’re hungry for a world where they can improve themselves to get out of poverty, but they can’t do that if their stomachs are empty.
Affordable homes: A distant dream?- Kuensel
Many Bhutanese, including civil servants, struggle to secure housing despite stable and prestigious jobs.
The soundscape of Korean cities
For many people, language defines the way a city sounds, particularly if they do not understand the language or languages spoken around them. The soundscape also includes…