Photo by Gilles Lambert on Unsplash On the 10th of April 2025, new rules came into force as part of Elon Musk’s crackdown on impersonation accounts on X (formerly known as Twitter). Under these rules, any account that impersonates, parodies, or caricatures another comes under two requirements: first, that their username must begin with a … Read more
Introduction The European Union and the United Kingdom are currently engaged in a ‘reset’ of relations. An international summit between the parties will take place in London on 19 May 2025. The driving forces have been geopolitical, as Russian aggression in Ukraine has incentivised bilateral security cooperation. Reset, however, also has a significant legal dimension. … Read more
Does downward class mobility increase the likelihood of voting for far-right parties? If so, why, and through which mechanisms? How important is the group of downwardly mobile individuals for driving far-right party success? Alexi Gugushvili, Daphne Halikiopoulou and Tim Vlandas argue that downward class mobility significantly affects far-right voting but only under specific conditions. Class … Read more
That morning cup of joe goes a long way – sometimes a little too long. Vero Beach High School student, Web Webster was recently awarded the 2025 Florida Sea Grant Skoch Scholarship for his research quantifying caffeine as an anthropogenic marker for septic tank contamination in the waterfront community of Queens Cove. Funding for the … Read more
Among the most dangerous workplaces worldwide are building sites. Workers in heavy machinery, high elevations, unstable buildings, and dangerous chemicals run constant danger of major injury. On building construction site accidents, accidents can have life-altering effects including emotional suffering, major injuries, and loss of income. Should you or a loved one sustain injuries on a building site, you … Read more