The EU has implemented a series of sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine. Yet as Ousmène Jacques Mandeng argues, the EU’s response to the war has been undermined by the level of trade many EU states continue to do with Russia. The European Union has launched a series of measures to contain Russia … Read more
Finalist in UK National Entrepreneurial Awards: “Getting Sh*t Done” – Quite Literally! In a world where business jargon often trumps action, we at Munio are pleased to announce that we’ve made the shortlist for the UK National Entrepreneurial Awards – specifically in the much-coveted category for “Getting Sht Done.”* Yes, you read that right. And … Read more
The Hidden Costs of Ignoring Cybersecurity: How SMEs Can Thrive by Being Cyber-Resilient in 2024 Imagine this: a small manufacturing company, running smoothly for over 20 years, suddenly falls victim to a ransomware attack. Their operations grind to a halt, orders go unfulfilled, and within days, the cost of recovery exceeds their entire year’s profit … Read more
Protect Your Farm from Evolving Cyber Threats: Introducing Our New White Paper on Cybersecurity in UK Agriculture UK farmers are embracing technology like never before. From GPS-guided tractors to smart irrigation systems and cloud-based management software, the tools of modern agriculture are revolutionising the industry. But with this innovation comes a new and growing threat—cyberattacks. … Read more
Gender quotas in elections typically require a certain share of candidates to be women, while gender parity rules require parties to nominate men and women equally. But is there a difference in public support for quota and parity systems? Hilde Coffé, Sparsha Saha and Ana Catalano Weeks find voters in France and the UK give … Read more
