From AIs to an unhappy elephant, the legal question of who is a person is approaching a reckoning: Happy the elephant’s story is a sad one. She is currently a resident of the Bronx Zoo in the US, where the Nonhuman Rights Project (a civil rights organisation) claims she is subject to unlawful detention. The …
Ukraine war: families of unhappy Russian conscripts could undermine Kremlin’s war effort: What do ordinary Russians think about the war that Vladimir Putin has unleashed on Ukraine? The Kremlin’s justifications: that Ukraine’s leadership has been subjecting ethnic Russians in that country to genocide and that the government in Kyiv is led by neo-Nazis appear far-fetched …
South Africa in the news: Former Ghana star Preko unhappy by timing of Akonnor sacking calls: Ex-Ghana attacker Yaw Preko has shared his thoughts on the situation of Black Stars boss CK Akonnor following a run of poor performances.: “South Africa” – BingNews World’s worst hyena attacks as boy, 9, has jaw ripped from his …
A button that tells your boss you’re unhappy: why mental health wearables could be bad news at work: G-Stock Studio/Shutterstock With gyms closed and millions cooped up and restless at home, it’s little wonder that “healthtech” is now being billed as the next big battleground over which the likes of Microsoft, Apple and Google will …
Urbanites across Africa are more likely to be unhappy with their government. Here’s why: Ugandan protesters call for an end to President Yoweri Museveni's despotic rule. Peter Busomoke/AFP via Getty Images For decades urban residents in many Africa countries have shown their dissatisfaction with their governments. Food price riots that rocked Guinea, Mauritania, and Senegal …
Helicopter parents: the real reason British teenagers are so unhappy: shutterstock Children growing up in the UK are said to be some of the unhappiest in the industrialised world. The UK now has the highest rates of self harm in Europe. And the NSPCC’s ChildLine Annual Review lists it as one of the top reasons …