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Rats are susceptible to a number of variants of COVID-19, and wild rats have been carrying the disease…
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Over the past few months, developments in artificial intelligence (AI) have taken huge strides and its use has…
Read MoreThe EU tells Twitter to hire more human content moderators amid concerns of rise of illegal content
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Read MoreProject Clover: TikTok’s charm offensive aiming to calm data sharing fears in the UK and Europe
TikTok has unveiled new measures to protect user data in Europe as it seeks to prevent further government…
Read MoreCould autonomous hydrogen-powered aircraft be the answer to connecting the world to the Internet?
One of the main challenges telecoms companies (TELCOs) face is how to get a signal to hard-to-reach places.…
Read MoreYoung European women nearly four times more likely to face workplace sexual harassment than men
European women aged 18-34 are nearly four times more likely to experience unwanted sexual attention in the workplace…
Read MoreThese are the 25 best hospitals in the world. How many of them are in Europe?
Access to good healthcare is consistently one of the key concerns when we put a cross at the…
Read More‘Childcare puzzle’: Which countries in Europe have the highest and lowest childcare costs?
Sarah Ronan once had to resign from a job because she couldn’t afford childcare. Far from being a…
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