International abuse: Why Africa could be the main casualty of Europe’s rejection of Russian gas
African countries are able to meet the EU’s growing need for energy resources only at the cost of their own interests Read Full Article at RT.com
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Here’s Why Getting Back to Work in 2024 Is So Hard—and How You Can Get Over the Slump
Feeling lethargic and unmotivated after a holiday break from the office? You’re not alone. These tips can help.
9 More of the Bizarre and Wonderful Things We’ve Seen at CES 2024
Dreams of the future are on full display at tech’s big show. Here are some more of the coolest gadgets we’ve seen.
Almost a third of employees say their boss being in the office makes them avoid coming in, a survey found
Flexible workspace brand Beyond shared a new survey of 1,262 employees in the UK and the reasons they’re avoiding the office including their bosses.
Microsoft’s $10 billion partnership with OpenAI faces possible probe by EU watchdog
The European Commission will decide whether the tie-up between the tech companies can be reviewed under merger regulations.
Ukraine’s top general wanted a bold counteroffensive a year earlier that the US thought was too risky. It might have reshaped the war.
WSJ reporter Yaroslav Trofimov’s new book details a disagreement between Ukraine and US on plans for the 2022 counteroffensive.
Apple Maps features, tips, and comparisons to other navigation apps
Apple Maps improvements and updates on iOS, including multi-stop trips, offline mode, and street view options, since its poorly received launch.
Ukrainian soldier describes his ‘1 in 1,000’ escape from one of the most hellish battles of the war
A Ukrainian soldier said he was "ready for death" when he made death-defying escape from Azovstal steel plant taken over by Russia, per The Guardian.
Facebook staff were less willing to talk to the press than dissenters in the Middle East, a reporter says
The NYT’s Sheera Frenkel told a documentary about Mark Zuckerberg that leakers were referred to as "rats" and warned they’d never work in tech again.
Ukraine is resorting to attacking Russia with small drones because it’s running out of artillery ammunition
Ukrainian forces are reportedly having to improvise and adapt as they run short of vital military equipment.