Why are there still so few women in management positions? And why do women - especially in Vorarlberg - still earn far less than men? Austrian author Ingeborg Rauchberger provided answers at the ...

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We cannot let him and Big Oil dictate the future of the planet. But this will require the UK and further afield to steep up and fill the climate leadership void.

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Han Kang's new book "We Do Not Part" is out now. (Author photo courtesy Paik Duhim; book cover courtesy Penguin Random House/Hogarth) Last year, novelist Han Kang became the first Korean writer to ...

Google Doodle celebrates the 96th birthday of renowned civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. with a special doodle on January 20, 2025. This year's Doodle features a modern mural that ...

You write, “We cannot heal without bridging.” What are the biggest internal challenges we face in terms of bridging? jap: One of the things that accelerates breaking is fear. Fear is curated by what ...

That’s wrong. We must do better. We cannot simply espouse respect for free speech. We must model it. We must show both how “to engage in a civil debate” and “how to protect and to promote free ...

In Han Kang’s novel “We Do Not Part,” newly translated from ... in which South Korea’s military dictator, Chun Doo-hwan, set the army upon protesters, resulting in hundreds of deaths.