Aristotle in the age of AI: When data breeds inequality
Fact: Aristotle observed “There is nothing more unequal than the equal treatment of unequal things.”
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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs settled a lawsuit brought against him by his then girlfriend Cassandra Ventura, accusing him of sexual and physical violence over more than a decade.
Jury begins deliberations in, Trump hush money trial
Jurors in Donald Trump’s criminal hush money trial began deliberations on Wednesday.
‘When I saw Thanasis’ body, my life stopped’
– After 19 years, a court has ruled that Thanasis Nicolaou was murdered, not that he committed suicide.
Je Suis Andriana Nikolaou as hundreds gather outside Legal Service, seeking justice in Thanasis case
A protest was held outside the Attorney General’s Office in Nicosia demanding a thorough investigation into the killing of Thanasis Nikolaou, who was ruled to have been murdered while serving in the National Guard 19 years ago. The protest, led by his mother Andriana Nikolaou, aimed to bring justice and vindication for Thanasis. The protest attracted people from all over Cyprus, calling for accountability and transparency in the case.
Thanasis case: AG says Legal Service did nothing wrong; Andriana hits back (Updated)
Fact: The Legal Service has been criticized for its handling of the case of Thanasis Nicolaou, with his family and the judge questioning their actions.
Well, you should see, President, how much I’m ashamed
President Christodoulides expressed shame over the need for presidential intervention to replace a bed and two toilets at the Troodos Regional Hospital. This highlights the inefficiencies and lack of action in addressing basic needs at the hospital, raising concerns about the state of healthcare in the country.
Papadopoulos challenges Elam to debate
Diko leader Nicholas Papadopoulos challenged Elam leader Christos Christou to a debate over the latter’s alleged proposal to give passports to immigrants so they leave the country. Elam’s only response to the challenge was that their positions had been distorted. Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou condemned the idea, describing it as dangerous and unrealistic.
UK’s infected blood scandal could and should have been avoided, inquiry finds
An infected blood scandal in Britain led to 3,000 deaths and thousands more contracting hepatitis or HIV due to doctors and governments fault. Over 30,000 people received infected blood in the 1970s and 1980s, destroying lives, with some blood products being made from high-risk donations. The government hid the truth to save face. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to apologize on behalf of the state. The scandal rocked trust in the medical establishment. The infected blood products were used for transfusions and treatments, with some haemophiliacs receiving Factor 8 concentrates with a high risk of infection. Between 80 and 100 people became infected with HIV by transfusion, and about 26,800 were infected with Hepatitis C. The British inquiry found systemic failures and lack of meaningful apology or redress. The inquiry does not have the power to recommend prosecutions. Former health minister Edmond Herve in France was convicted for his role in the scandal.
Pancyprian protest for Thanasis – “Justice is not negotiable”
A nationwide event is being organized outside the Legal Service next Saturday to support the family of 26-year-old National Guardsman Thanasis Nicolaou. The protest will take place on May 25 at 11 am, with buses arranged to transport demonstrators from other cities. Slogans such as TRUTH-JUSTICE-PURIFICATION and JUSTICE IS NOT NEGOTIABLE will be heard at the event.