WORLD PRESS FREEDOM DAY

Press Freedom Has Reached Its Worst Point in 25 Years

As World Press Freedom Day falls on a Sunday this year Reporters Without Borders' RSF global index reveals the catastrophic state of an industry under siege spanning locations from Gaza to Guatemala and Washington to Warsaw For the first time in years half...
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Innovation

And Fashion for All: Embedding Accessibility into the Heart of Garment Design

How can fashion design break free from its narrow, exclusive traditions? By reimagining the design process to prioritise accessibility, brands can create clothing that empowers users with diverse abilities while advancing circular economy principles. Rut Turró a fashion product expert and founder of MovingMood consultancy, focuses on improving real-life usability in fashion design. 

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Artificial Intelligence

Children's data harvested on vast scale as global watchdogs find age checks routinely bypassed

A co-ordinated sweep of nearly 900 websites and apps found that more than half demand sensitive personal information from young users, with nearly three quarters of age-verification systems easily circumvented.

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Inclusion

EU Forces Meta's Hand as Brussels Launches Age Verification App

The European Commission has declared Instagram and Facebook in breach of DSA after finding that children under 13 can bypass age restrictions simply by entering a false date of birth.

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Working Conditions

Available but invisible: Europe's cultural works are losing the algorithm

A major new European Commission study finds that in the digital environment, availability is no longer enough. For music, books, and the arts, the real battle is discoverability — and Europe is losing it.

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Greening

Thirty Projects Win Continent's Most Prestigious Conservation Awards

The European Commission and Europa Nostra announced on Tuesday the winners of the 2026 European Heritage Awards / Europa Nostra Awards, honouring 30 exemplary projects and champions from 18 countries across the continent.

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