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Peers have suggested adding a regulatory exemption for sites which are considered low risk for harm and provide a public good.

Cultural institutions play a crucial role in fostering the language and literature of a land. They harness the aspirations of people and offer a platform to share ideas and art, especially among the young. One institution which has done this relentlessly for the past 50 years is the Christ University…

Recent sustained anti-coal action by Blockade Australia in the Hunter Valley has brought public protest back into the news cycle. Activists have occupied trains, railway lines and machinery in an attempt to obstruct coal production and broadcast their message about the climate crisis.

Big tech now has even more to answer for. But salvation could come from an unlikely source

Among languages mostly confined to a State, Tamil dominates with over 1.5 lakh articles

The question on many minds this week is why did some of the world’s richest men risk death to venture to the bottom of the sea in a cold and cramped “experimental” submersible for a chance to glimpse the wreck of the Titanic?

Campaigners say bill in ‘serious peril’ of passing without powers to make platforms more transparent

Territory’s government took court action this month to ban the song, arguing that it breaches the national security law.

Let there be Sonic.

Steven Gerrard has been linked with the managerial role at Al-Ettifaq

A Russian court on Tuesday fined the Wikimedia Foundation, which owns Wikipedia, 3 million roubles ($36,854) for refusing to delete an article on Ukraine's Azov battalion, the Interfax news agency reported.