The real AI challenge is human, not technical
AI success depends less on tools and more on human thinking, cognitive fluency, and learning integration.
31
May
30
May
China’s first domestically manufactured large passenger jet marks milestone anniversary
China’s C919 jet marks two years in service as COMAC eyes international routes and European certification.
30
May
Digital detox retreats aren’t practical for most leaders, but you can still take healthy steps to reduce screentime
Digital detox retreats aren’t practical for most leaders, but short, sustainable screen breaks can still help.
30
May
AI agents are just the start. Here’s what comes next
AI agents are powerful, but transformation demands a rethink of work, data, process, and human-AI collaboration.
29
May
Travel across five European countries by train in under one day
New sleeper train links Poland to Croatia via scenic route through five countries, cutting travel time to 19 hours.
29
May
America’s alliance with Israel should not be beyond question
America must reassess its alliance with Israel, restoring scrutiny and separating foreign policy from political and theological reverence.
29
May
Science, money, and the race for profit – but to what end?
Dr. Andreas Kluge warns: financial pressures risk derailing science’s true mission – progress for the public good.
28
May
The five-step mental reset for burnt-out executives
A five-step mental reset is helping burnt-out executives reconnect with purpose, balance, and long-term resilience.
28
May
Why Europe is turning its attention to Los Cabos, Mexico
European investors are turning to Los Cabos for luxury real estate, led by Engel & Völkers Snell Real Estate.
28
May
Malta’s growing appeal as a financial services domicile
Malta is redefining global finance with speed, structure, and smart regulation – making it a hub for fund managers.
27
May
Don’t panic! It’s time for a Grandad’s Army, historian says
Historian Dr. Linda Parker calls for a “Grandad’s Army” to boost UK forces with experienced older volunteers.
27
May
The cold truth: why wild swimming is riskier than you think
Cold water kills — wild swimming’s popularity masks the real physiological dangers, warns environmental physiologist Professor Mike Tipton.
27
May
Exclusive: European trophy hunters linked to more than 80% of global cheetah kills, report warns
European hunters linked to over 80% of global cheetah trophy imports, new report reveals.
27
May
Exclusive: China calls for new era of UK friendship and revival of wartime ‘special bond’
China’s UK ambassador calls for revived wartime bond and deeper ties amid global tensions and shifting diplomacy.
27
May
China vs the world: can legacy carmakers survive the shockwave?
Europe’s legacy carmakers face a reckoning as China’s EV surge redraws the global motoring map.
27
May
Spring into Ahrntal – the best-kept secret of the Italian Alps
Discover South Tyrol’s Ahrntal Valley in spring—crowd-free hikes, Alpine spas, and snow-capped tranquility.
26
May
Matthieu André on AXA IM Select’s award-winning approach to multi-manager investing
AXA IM Select’s Matthieu André on innovation, ESG, and the evolving future of multi-manager investing.
23
May
New book tackles the hard truths behind the UN’s 17 SDGs
The Sustainable Organization offers a tested mindset to navigate complexity and uncertainty in achieving the SDGs.
23
May
Cascaia, Vista Land’s Spanish-inspired estate, celebrates San Fernando’s lantern heritage
Vista Land’s new Pampanga development blends Spanish design with community spirit, culture, and nature’s calm.
22
May
A legacy built on trust
Kevin Loundes of Abacus Trust Group explains why trusts remain key to long-term wealth protection.
