ENELI KINDSIKO ⟩ Ideological message diverts attention from the actual questions of the Human Development Report
The article critiques Peeter Espak's analysis of the 2026 Human Development Report, emphasizing the importance of understanding the data comprehensively.
How much does education cost in different types of schools in Lithuania?
A new database created by the organization 'Education #1' provides detailed financial data on the costs of student education across various school types in Lithuania.
Analysis: Russia has occupied more territory in the fourth year of the war in Ukraine than in the previous two
In the fourth year of the Ukraine war, the Russian army has occupied more territory than in the previous two years combined, according to an analysis based on data from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW).
Coface: What is Driving the Rise in Tin Prices
A recent analysis by Coface highlights the factors contributing to the rising prices of non-ferrous metals, particularly tin, driven by increased demand from data-based technologies and speculative pressures.
Does the Brazilian Work Less? I Went to Check the Data and the Conversation is Far from a Conclusion; See Video
A discussion about whether Brazilians work less than others leads to nuanced conclusions based on extensive data analysis.
The 'artificial intelligence assistant' could be fired due to an accident... Top 5 cybersecurity threats in 2026
This article discusses the increasing cybersecurity threats posed by artificial intelligence agents in South Korea as highlighted by Samsung SDS's recent analysis.
AI Analysis of 550,000 Cats Reveals Disease Risks by Breed - Canadian Research Team
A Canadian research team used AI to analyze data from 550,000 cats, revealing that disease risk varies by breed.
Artificial Intelligence Chooses the Ideal Football Line-up Throughout the Ages
Artificial intelligence has selected an all-time ideal football team based on data and statistics, defying the imaginative challenge of compiling such a team from numerous legends.
Youth Gangs and the Murder of Saleswomen: Young People Commit More Crimes, But Numbers Hide Hope
The article discusses the increase in crimes committed by minors in Czechia over the past three years, while also highlighting that a deeper analysis offers a more optimistic outlook on the data.
United States signs $1 billion contract with Palantir for software and AI services
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has signed a $1 billion contract with Palantir for data analysis and AI software services, reinforcing Palantir's role in immigration policy under the Trump administration.
Social Network Reveals AI Risks - Don’t Give Away Your Data
A new platform called 'Moltbook' utilizes AI agents for content creation and analysis, raising concerns about data privacy.
He will never forget what they called the room at the town hall, where the suspected fraudsters were called for interrogation
The article discusses the scrutiny of Danes suspected of fraudulently claiming social benefits, highlighting legal concerns about citizens' rights amid extensive surveillance and data analysis efforts.
How Technology and Artificial Intelligence are Reshaping the Future of Modern Sports?
Analysts confirm that technology and artificial intelligence are becoming essential in the evolution of the modern sports industry.
A Big Leap in Healthcare Data. Comparing Care is No Longer Taboo
The article discusses the growing acceptance and importance of comparing healthcare services in Czechia.
Climate intelligence prevents tragedies and reduces queues at the Port of Santos; understand
Santos Port Authority is implementing a local weather and sea condition forecasting platform to enhance the efficiency and safety of port operations.
PIN codes that attackers guess first: if yours is among them, it's time to change it
A recent analysis reveals that nearly one in ten people uses the same four-digit PIN, making them easy targets for cybercriminals.
The New York Times Recipe: Another Story is Enough to Create a Loyal Audience
A study reveals that a reader's engagement with an additional article within their first visit to a news site significantly increases the likelihood of their return within a week.
ISW Data Analysis: Ukraine's Progress on the Battlefield Last Week - the Largest in Two and a Half Years
Ukrainian forces made substantial territorial gains last week, recovering territory equivalent to all of that occupied by Russia in December, marking the largest recovery since the beginning of their counteroffensive in June 2023.
The AI that allows knowing the "digital footprint" that influences jobs, rentals, and immigration processes
The article discusses the growing influence of digital footprints on real-life opportunities, including jobs and rentals, and raises concerns about data asymmetry between users and institutions.
The mystery of Chinese bots: what is happening on the web
A surge of automated traffic primarily from Chinese bots has affected various types of websites globally, raising concerns among webmasters about the nature of this anomalous activity.
Victoria police may be unequally targeting people of African appearance with warrantless search powers
An analysis reveals that Victoria police may be disproportionately targeting individuals perceived as African in their warrantless searches, failing to adequately collect data on ethnic appearance in a significant number of cases.
Is the Peso at Risk of a ‘Bounce’? How the Exchange Rate is Trading TODAY February 13
The Mexican peso strengthens against the dollar as investors weigh the latest inflation data from the United States.
Under the Sun for Only a Hundred Euros? These 10 Places are the Best for Spring Vacation!
This article highlights ten ideal spring vacation destinations where travelers can expect sunny weather, compiled through an analysis of climate data by easyJet Holiday.
Who will win the race for tomorrow's market?
The Future Retail Congress, scheduled for February 16, 2026, in Warsaw, aims to explore how advanced technologies and data analysis can transform customer experiences and retail strategies.
Firefighters tally fires: electric cars do not catch fire more often than combustion vehicles
A recent report indicates that electric vehicles (EVs) have a low incidence rate of fires compared to traditional combustion cars in Poland.
Statistics nerds back to the past?
The article discusses a resurgence in interest among statisticians in historical data analysis.
Raś: We Have Record Results in Tourism. We Are Opening an Observatory to Make This Truth Shine
Poland's Ministry of Sport and Tourism reveals record results in the tourism sector and announces the establishment of a Tourism Observatory to enhance data collection and analysis.
Only 0.1 percent marked as 'illegal' - What social networks really delete
The article discusses the low percentage of content marked as illegal by social networks in the context of EU regulations, and the ongoing criticism from the U.S. regarding censorship.
Touchdown to the palate! Super Bowl will drive more than 100,000 pizza orders in Mexico
A data analysis predicts that pizza will be the most ordered food in Mexico during the Super Bowl, with over 100,000 delivery orders expected.
NFL revolutionizes the game with data: How technology is changing American football
The use of data analysis has become crucial in sports, with the NFL leveraging it to predict play outcomes, enhance fan experience, and reduce injuries.
Exports: The Greek products that stood out and in which markets
The data analysis reveals a mixed picture of Greek exports in 2025, with a slight overall decrease influenced by oil products, but a positive trend excluding these, showing a 2% annual increase.
Bridgerton effect takes over as Regency-era baby names surge in popularity
As Bridgerton returns for its fourth series, there is a notable rise in the popularity of Regency-era baby names like Penelope and Violet among parents, according to new ONS data analysis.
Stop this evening habit: Especially harmful to women
A recent study indicates that staying awake late into the night is particularly detrimental to women's cardiovascular health, according to an analysis of health data from nearly 323,000 adults in the UK Biobank.
EDETABEL > Is your job on the list? A large analysis revealed Estonia's most stressful professions
An analysis based on data from over 50,000 occupational health visits confirms that mental health risks are directly related to job characteristics and environment, highlighting sectors where employees face the highest mental health challenges.
Contradictions and use of sweatshirt: the 10 points that helped police conclude the investigation of dog Orelha
The Civil Police of Santa Catarina has concluded its investigation into the death of the community dog Orelha and the mistreatment of another dog, Caramelo, uncovering contradictions in testimonies and collecting data analysis technology, statements, and security footage.
If high-precision maps are handed over to Google, a loss of 197 trillion won over 10 years
A recent analysis indicates that exporting high-precision map data to Google and Apple could potentially cost South Korea between 150 trillion to 197 trillion won over the next decade.
Coupons Distributed but 1 Million Users Flee in January... Escaping Rate Increased Tenfold
Coupang's monthly active user count dropped by approximately 1.1 million in January, likely due to the impact of a significant data breach that occurred at the end of the previous year.
Voter data confirms what we already know: Greens don't like Liberals
Analysis of ACT voter data reveals a strong aversion among Greens voters towards a coalition with the Liberals, dismissing the idea as unrealistic following extensive discussions.
Short-term contracts continue to flood the market: one in three lasted less than a month in 2025
In 2025, one-third of short-term contracts lasted less than a month, with 20% of new hires lasting under 30 days, according to a USO union analysis based on official data.
LGB+ people in England and Wales ‘much’ more likely to die by suicide than straight people
A recent analysis reveals that LGB+ individuals in England and Wales are significantly more likely to die by suicide, drug overdose, or alcohol-related diseases compared to straight individuals, based on data from the 2021 census.
How to Become a Professional Data Analyst Without a Degree?
The article discusses the increasing demand for data analysts in light of AI and machine learning advancements, emphasizing the significance of data analysis in decision-making across various industries.
Official data released: Croatia is among the largest exporters of football players in the world
Statistical analysis indicates that between 2020 and 2025, 855 Croatian-born football players played abroad, with significant numbers in Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Italy.
OpenAI introduced ChatGPT Health for medical data analysis
OpenAI has launched a new feature, ChatGPT Health, to analyze users' medical documentation for more accurate responses, raising immediate privacy concerns.
Mortgage rates rose to nearly five percent in January, experts hint at further developments
The average mortgage rate increased slightly to 4.94% in early January, marking the first rise since last summer, according to Swiss Life Hypoindex data.
Refining longevity risks for China’s ageing population
The article discusses how modern mathematics assists policymakers and insurers in managing risks associated with China's ageing population through better analysis of fragmented demographic data.
Data Analysis Redefines Talent Scouts in Football
The article discusses how data analysis and algorithms have transformed talent scouting in football, moving away from instinctual methods to AI-supported video software for player evaluation.
The analysis of orbital data reveals that weather stations have become misaligned even among territories situated at the same height of the planet
Orbital data analysis shows that weather stations are misaligned even in regions at the same elevation on the planet.
Trends - Dangerous Because They Come Back
The article discusses the significance of trends, particularly at the year's end, highlighting their predictive value based on statistical data analysis in various aspects of society and culture.
Research Shows Which Jobs Will Be the Most Stressful in 2026
A new analysis reveals which industries are predicted to be the most stressful for workers in 2026, based on data from 16 million users.
With a 32% increase in Airbnb, Athens is preparing for New Year's - The top 5 countries in Europe for the holidays (diagrams)
Athens is experiencing a 32% increase in Airbnb bookings ahead of New Year's, highlighting high demand for the city as reported by data analysis company AirDNA.