WIPCE 2025 Opens in Aotearoa With Historic Gathering of Indigenous Educators
Auckland welcomed more than 3,000 Indigenous knowledge holders, educators and leaders on November 16 as Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei hosted a powerful pōwhiri to open the World Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on
U.S. Economy Shows Signs of Slowing as Job Growth Stalls
Hiring has slowed in key industries, raising concerns about a potential economic downturn. Analysts say consumer spending and interest rate hikes could determine the pace of recovery.
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Tech Giants Face Scrutiny Over Privacy and Data Usage
Governments worldwide are increasing regulations to curb data collection by corporations. Privacy advocates argue for stronger protections amid growing cybersecurity threats.
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Major Airlines Cancel Flights Due to Severe Weather
Thousands of travelers are stranded as storms disrupt airports and flight schedules. Meteorologists warn that worsening climate conditions may increase such disruptions.
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AI Technology Raises Ethical Concerns in the Workplace
As artificial intelligence plays an increasing role in decision-making, concerns grow over job losses and potential biases. Experts emphasize the need for ethical regulations to ensure fair AI implementation.
