Professor Steve Peers, Royal Holloway University of London Photo credit: Julian Herzog, via Wikimedia Commons Introduction Advocates of Quebec’s independence from Canada have long argued that their plan would not entail complete separation from Canada, but rather a fusion of independence and continuing links that they described as ‘sovereignty-association’. Conversely, opponents of Quebec separation … Read more
The UK and the EU have reached agreement on a post-Brexit “reset” to their relationship. Mitya Pearson and David Jeffery write that while there is support in the UK for establishing closer relations with the EU, there are major political obstacles to taking more ambitious steps like rejoining the single market. Following the UK-EU summit … Read more
Have you ever done a no spend challenge? This money-saving trick helps you cut out unimportant spending for a set amount of time (could be one week, one month, or even longer – you choose!). By not buying things you don’t need, you can save more money and reset your spending habits. During a no… … Read more
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is no longer just about keeping the wrong people out—it’s about ensuring the right people, machines, and AI-driven agents can securely operate in an increasingly complex digital world. Related: How IAM can be a growth engineIf 2024 was the year of Zero Trust acceleration, 2025 is shaping up to be … Read more
Last night, I was working on a small project on my MacBook Air and had to find an old file. It took me some time to find that file in a pile of folders that had a lot of data in them. It got me thinking that I should reset my laptop and get rid … Read more