Banned books from Ireland’s room of ‘evil literature’ finally see the light of dayCensored books spanning 1926-96 contained themes ‘likely to corrupt or deprave’, or references to contraception or violence.
Global Microsoft outage leaves millions without access to Outlook email, Teams and other toolsGlobal disruption: Outage reports “reached 74 countries and territories in about an hour,” according to Downdetector. In the US, fed-up workers at some companies went home early on Thursday. In Australia, businesses couldn’t print invoices and some schools couldn’t hold online classes on Friday.
‘Call Him Out’: Cybertruck Loyalists Are in Mourning—and They Want Answers From Elon MuskTesla’s unpredictable CEO is ready to move on from the company’s most controversial vehicle, but owners aren’t about to let him off the hook for what they see as a poor decision.
England to require cameras on large fishing vessels to protect marine lifeEngland to require cameras on large fishing vessels to protect marine life
11 November 2026
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Pelagic fishing vessel
The technology will let regulators respond proportionately to rule-breaking fishing practices, helping manage fisheries and protect marine life sustainably. Image: Shutterstock
New technology will be legally required to monitor fishing activity at sea.
Nvidia’s Jensen Huang resigns after mounting scandal upends US tech giantA series of scandals: The decision comes after Nvidia’s board met late Wednesday, following reports that Huang had a relationship with an Nvidia executive. The CEO was already under scrutiny after reports of an affair with a different woman who was allegedly working as a spy fo
German tech company signs €60 million contract with Elon Musk for satellite solar cell supplySpaceX signed a €60 million deal with German mechanical engineering company Singulus Technologies for the strategic supply of solar cells, giving the German company a massive price jump.
The future of green jobs is in our handsWhile AI threatens office jobs, the green transition needs people who can work with their hands. Are we doing enough to develop their skills?
Food delivery in Berlin: The dark, exploitative underbelly of a seemingly innocent serviceThe reality of this industry reveals a troubling trend: according to reporting from rbb24 Recherche, Die Zeit and Taz news outlets, barely any food delivery services actually use legitimately employed drivers. The majority are operating through a web of shady subcontractors whose treatment of employees is downright abusive. Wolt and Lieferando only directly employ a small number of riders and Uber Eats uses virtually none.
A first-hand account: Renting an apartment in SwedenUsually when you look for an apartment, you browse listings online, go to a few viewings, sign a lease, done. But renting a place works a little bit differently in Sweden. It’s less of a process and more of a long game. And if you don’t understand how it works, it can be confusing; and honestly, a bit defeating at times.
Nina Danilova: My favorite thrift and vintage stores in Florence, Italy’s premiere city of fashionThe first city one would perhaps name when thinking of Italian fashion today is Milan; however, it’s Florence that has been driving Italian style for centuries.
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