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This week on Taking Stock Mandy Johnston talk to Josh Glancy of the Sunday Times about a recent t...

Coal, steaks, gas stoves, and … halibut? You have to wonder how far off we are from a new climate culture war breaking out over the fishing industry. Last week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, a suit from a herring fishing company challenging the government’s authority to force the industry to pay for federal monitors on boats. The case is widely expected to end with the justices gutting the power of federal agencies to interpret cong...

Beneath England's North York Moors, Anglo American aims to revolutionise agriculture with the Woodsmith project.

The Financial Times has hired Susannah Savage to cover the commodities beat. Savage has been a reporter for Politico Europe in Brussels. She has also covered…

And Florida’s Republican-dominated Legislature is pushing to weaken state laws that have long protected journalists against defamation suits.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

Bangladesh drafts new legislation beyond Digital Services Act; sparks 'state surveillance' concerns Press Trust of India Update: 2022-05-02 14:33 IST...

Already under fire from the Digital Security Act, Bangladeshi journalists face even worse censorship if a new piece of legislation gets up. "I was picked up, held, interrogated and eventually deported by intelligence services because of my reporting", Susannah Savage, a freelance journalist working for the Economist in Bangladesh, recently tweeted after she was interrogated [...] The post Bangladeshi tech law would gag journalists, embed authoritarianism appeared first on 360.