Society
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Society USA2. May 2021This Campaign Wants to End Hunger and Racial Injustice
Amid the corona pandemic and the recession that ensued, the United States government is undertaking a major campaign to feed the less fortunate - as part of a larger campaign for racial justice - and hoping that the value of such help will lead to a…
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Society USA30. April 2021People Are Buying More Plant-Based Meat, and Less Animal Ones
Data shows that in the United States, sales of plant-based foods outperform conventional animal products for the third year in a row, a sign that American citizens are changing their consumption habits and betting on their health.
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Society United Kingdom29. April 2021From Now On, Fewer People Will Fly to Business Meetings That Could Be Held Online
40% of European business travelers intend to stick to conference calls once travelling restrictions are lifted instead of flying for in-person meetings, following a change in habits and legitimate worries over climate change.
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Society Saudi Arabia26. April 2021Women Are Now Team Members at World’s Most Important Mosques
A growing number of Saudi women have become part of the country's male-dominated workforce, and the two Holy Mosques in Mecca and Medina have joined in the landmark movement, appointing 10 women to senior leadership positions.
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Society USA25. April 2021Want to Feel Like You’re Back in the Office? Just Light These Candles!
A design agency based in New York, United States, has crafted a new line of scented candles that, instead of evoking floral and pretty smells, conjures a place reminiscent of their consumers’ pre-pandemic life: the office!
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Society France24. April 2021Europe’s Oldest Map Is Carved In Stone!
First discovered more than a century ago in France, a stone slab dating from the Bronze Age has finally revealed its secrets: it may just be the earliest map of Europe ever made to help us better understand this period of humankind.
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Society Australia17. April 2021There’s No Excuse: Public Servants Will Not Get Away with Sexual Harassment Anymore
Australia is massively changing its workplace laws and calling off exemptions for judges and politicians from such complaints as sexual harassment, to counter mistreatment of staff, promote gender discrimination, and encourage victims to speak out.