EU

Cyber is officially out of the shadows. Attacks attributed to a commissioning country is the new trend. Add 25% for fingerprints and FaceID.

EU energy commissioner Kadri Simson believes Australia is a key piece of Europe’s energy transition puzzle as the union rails against Russia’s weaponisation of the resource.

Australia’s Budget can do more when trade surpluses are strong but there’s more than a trillion dollars in debt to repay.

How best to achieve climate and energy targets will be the focus of a joint critical minerals study between Australia and Germany.

Australia has described Russia’s cyberattacks on the Ukrainian government as ‘destructive, disruptive and destabilising’.

Clearly, tragically, the whole system designed to save lives by ensuring people act on warnings before floods arrive, did not work as it should have done.

Now that First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has survived the investigation over the handling of the case against Alex Salmond, Scotland’s attention is turning to the country’s May election. With the SNP seeking a clear mandate for a second referendum on the back of the vote, independence is back to the top of the agenda. It […]

European figureheads have spoken out against Capitol rioters but also know they have problems in their own back yard.

The European Union has recognised the value that whistleblowers provide society, typically at great personal risk, and is adopting a comprehensive legal framework to protect employees who report government corruption and corporate crime. Member states have two years to adopt the new public-interest disclosure scheme, which will protect whistleblowers and anyone who assists them.

When The Mandarin’s executive learning seminar series on information governance and digital transformation landed in Adelaide, it became very clear states have differing imperatives and drivers for change. Here’s what went down…