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"... raising aid spending specifically with the purpose of reducing immigration shows Starmer is keen to sell development funding to domestic voters." bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @bbgequality

The UK has a new government — let the lobbying commence politico.eu/article/labour…

“Ireland is uniquely vulnerable to ­political violence. The anti-migrant protests and arson attacks bear striking ­similarities to those carried out by the Whiteboys...” Coolock riots: Get out while you can, yelled protesters in Dublin thetimes.com/article/9b06fb…

“Getting babies’ diets right would make the next generation brainier and more productive, at a modest price tag. But for every cohort of children, the golden window closes fast.” Small investments in nutrition could make the world brainier economist.com/briefing/2024/…

“…a higher share of people (44%) across OECD countries had low or no trust in the national government than high or moderately high trust (39%). However, there are significant variations across countries and groups.” oecd.org/en/publication…

How CEOs develop a communications strategy and narrative mck.co/3VREJLZ via McKinsey & Company

“In future…as ai begins to overtake some aspects of human cognition...digital tools may come to understand, or…predict, human behaviour better than humans.” Artificial intelligence can speed-sort satellite photos economist.com/technology-qua…

"It’s not the first time Britain has probed state interference in its domestic affairs." politico.eu/article/uk-pro…

"A growing field of research suggests polite prompts make AI models perform better." Finishing schools for the age of TikTok economist.com/culture/2024/0…

"To see the future of urban warfare, look at Gaza" economist.com/middle-east-an…

"The army of digital sleeper agents who propelled Labour to power" thetimes.com/article/6165d2…

UK spies are stepping up efforts to tackle cyber and artificial intelligence threats from hostile foreign states, including misinformation that helped foment rioting in recent days bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via Bloomberg Politics

“Even though the digital disinformation threat has yet to fully materialize, it remains critical not to weaken the collective defenses built up over time.” Are concerns about digital disinformation and elections overblown? brookings.edu/articles/are-c…

"So far, corporate PR has been a rare British success story." thetimes.com/article/290a91…

UK to introduce bill to regulate ESG rating agencies via Financial Times on.ft.com/3WVTZbw

“But what else can companies do when young people have stopped watching live television and keep opting out of targeted online ads?” Digital meatballs and the rise of branded games via Financial Times on.ft.com/4dMcox2

“What America’s two political tribes want from business is not always the same. When it comes to the environment and diversity, they are at loggerheads.” Patriotism is replacing purpose in American business economist.com/business/2024/… from The Economist

“…precisely because it has been so successful at helping to deliver such important outcomes, I’d love to know it is focusing on achievable targets.” What Should(n’t) Global Development Advocates Advocate For? cgdev.org/blog/what-shou…

How Britain took its eye off the far right politico.eu/article/britai…

Chatbots can persuade people to stop believing in conspiracy theories technologyreview.com/2024/09/12/110…