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Perhaps we should thank civil servants for taking an early Christmas by “working” from home. The more time spent watching daytime television in their pyjamas, the less opportunity they have to frustrate government efforts to control immigration, bleat to their PCS union over implementing measures they believe “unlawful”, or fritter away taxpayer money on Civil Service schemes designed to stop colleagues from feeling “unseen” (whatever that means).

Easy read version of the Scottish Government's proposals for social security in an independent Scotland. Further details are available in the main paper.

The President Bola Tinubu-led administration is planning to spend N6.75tn of its projected N27.5tn budget on defence and security, education, and infrastructure in 2024, The PUNCH has discovered.

At the core of this revolution, crypto entrepreneurs are using blockchains potential to build a foundation for Universal Basic Income for all.

A growing number of organizations around the U.S. and beyond are already reenvisioning growth and prosperity in ways that advance communal needs and planetary stewardship.

In 'Optimal Illusions' UC Berkeley applied mathematician Coco Krumme explores our historical fascination with process optimization and how that pursuit has led to unintended is in the systems we're streamlining.

The scheme will be launched on party founder Annadurai’s birth anniversary on September 15, CM Stalin says meant to alleviate poverty, boost gender equality and recognise the role of women

Having open conversations about what we earn and how we manage money is the only way to a richer arts ecology.

Leverage perceived societal disruptions as a competitive advantage to developing innovative learning solutions.

Capitalism’s endless economic growth prioritizes the individual over community and creates extreme inequality. But it doesn’t have to be that way.