Lin Taylor

Israeli adtech firm Discover-Tech used online ads to operate a global spy network targeting millions of people, including Al Jazeera journalists, a new report has revealed.

Women face poverty as they retire despite living longer than men. Female financial planners could help change that.

With half the African population facing hunger, a program to scale up poultry farming may offer a solution.

Han With A Van’s founder says customers want reassurance as well as practical help during stressful home moves.

Consumers are increasingly moving offline and spending billions on real-life experiences and low-tech products.

Many refugee children are spending their childhoods living in limbo, and experts warn of lifelong mental health impacts

Gen Z protests, internet shutdowns, surveillance and AI: looking into the digital landscape of 2026

As Britain adopts hardline asylum policies modelled on Denmark's rules, what lessons can be learnt from the Nordic country?

Tech expert says AI could deepen the ills of social media, citing its potential effect on 'self-image, self-esteem, suicide'

UK to use facial recognition tech to decide ages of lone child asylum seekers but critics say biases could rob many of safeguards

Palestinians feel 'punished' as Norway leaves many in legal limbo after recognising statehood last year

A symbolic gesture or a step forward? Palestinians in Europe voice their views on statehood recognition

Countries deny Palestinians protections as they are no longer considered stateless after statehood recognition, legal expert says

All British workers will need digital identity cards by the end of this parliament. What are the benefits and concerns?

With anti-immigrant sentiment rising in Britain, could giving asylum seekers jobs ease tensions and financial pressure?

Britain suspends visas that reunited refugee families, leaving women and children in "horrible limbo"

U.S. decision to burn $10 million worth of contraceptives will cause unplanned pregnancies, deaths and poverty, global charity says

Global temperatures head into "uncharted territory" as much of the planet grapples with a worsening invisible threat: extreme heat

As global aid declines, US plans to tax remittances could push poor countries further into poverty, analysts say

As borders tighten, Global South citizens say they are being locked out of high-level talks that impact them the most.