Perspectives

I’ve always had a strong sense of what felt right—and what didn’t. From a young age, questions of justice and fairness mattered to me, not abstractly but in everyday situations. At school, at university, at work, and in private life, I often found it difficult to stay...

A night of powerful messages, missed opportunities — and the frustrating reality of watching it from Europe There are evenings when you watch an awards show simply to see who wins. And then there are evenings when the show becomes something more — a mirror reflecting...

A personal reflection from a father and youth professional on the hidden dangers young people may face online — and why silence, more than technology, can put children at risk.

Why We Must Do Better—For Ourselves, and Those Who Come After Us There is a growing sense of unease I’ve come to feel more and more acutely—not just personally, but in the way society moves, speaks, and acts. It’s hard to name at first, but it’s everywhere: the...

For years, I have been advocating for self-checkouts in various places, only to be met with skepticism—people kept telling me it wouldn’t catch on. But during my time in London, I saw a Tesco in the Bank area that was almost entirely equipped with self-service...

This week, I experienced something that caught me off guard. A place I’ve been frequenting for years—a place I’ve genuinely enjoyed—has now started holding my less frequent visits against me. Now, don’t get me wrong. Over time, my relationship with this place has...