The Latest Breaking News from Ethics

Trump said he's "honored" that the project, which ethics experts cricticized, is under way "with zero cost" to taxpayers.

Kemi Badenoch accused the Prime Minister of ‘being weak (and) kowtowing to China’.

As nations gamble on AI, how can countries like the UK and Japan balance ethics and innovation?

Watchdogs called for increased transparency surrounding the project's backers.

TikTok influencer Glamorama deletes nearly all her posts after a viral bakery dispute sparks backlash, reviving debate on influencer ethics and cancel culture.

Exclusive: Acoba’s functions split between two regulators and new Ethics and Integrity Commission to oversee others

A Reddit user's recent account of a prolonged interview process that ended in a bait-and-switch over remote work sparked outrage and a sprawling conversation about the costs and ethics of modern hiring.

Greta Thunberg faced backlash after sharing a post that mistakenly used a Hamas hostage's image, sparking outrage and debate over ethics in online activism.

There’s been a striking decline in public confidence in social media platforms, according to the 2025 Ethics Index published by the Governance Institute of Australia. One in four Australians now rate social media as “very unethical”.

The EU plans to accelerate the deployment of its own AI solutions across critical industries to reduce reliance on the US and China.

John le Carré was a master of the spy novel – not by glamorising espionage, but by stripping it of illusion. His stories abandoned the trope of the suave, heartless agent in favour of morally complex characters navigating the shadowy ethics of Cold War intelligence. Gritty, ambiguous and deeply human,…