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Foreign ministers from EU countries have agreed to place further sanctions against Russian officials over the jailing of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny. If approved by the European Council, it will be the first time the EU has used a new mechanism to facilitate punitive measures against human rights abuses. The agreement was reached on Monday at a meeting in Brussels, where it was said four Russian officials are being targetted. According to diplomatic sources, they will be hit with asset freezes and entry bans to the bloc, which will likely take effect once European leaders meet next month. B...

University of Arizona's Anti-Racism Extended Reality Studio, or UA-ARXRS *The University of Arizona is using virtual reality technology as part of an anti-racis

Researchers Working on Virtual Reality to Emulate Racism An anti-racism pilot project at the University of Arizona aims to create VR sessions to immerse people in first-person experiences, with the idea that they might one day be paired with diversity training. by Shaq Davis, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson / February 11, 2021 Shutterstock (TNS) – A new virtual reality, anti-racism pilot project at the University of Arizona will potentially help people better understand the experiences of others dealing with racism and discrimina...

Dr. Bryan Carter is the director of the Center for Digital Humanities. He’s using 360-degree cameras and virtual reality headsets to re-create common experiences of discrimination.

Morgan Stanley prefers debt rated BB and stronger single B, urging investors to differentiate between credits by assessing borrowers’ external funding vulnerabilities and prospects for reforms as the coronavirus pandemic pressures economies. DISCERNING investors could eke more gains out of developing-nation bonds, but the bulk of the rally in the riskiest corners of the market may have passed. The gap between spreads on emerging-market high-yield debt and global peers has narrowed from a record 470 basis points in May to 127 basis points, close to the 10-year average of 94. Developing-natio...