After the scandalous statements by A. Valotka – V. Aleknavičienė's promise
Lithuania’s Minister V. Aleknavičienė announces an inquiry regarding the ethical conduct of language inspector A. Valotka following public outcry over his controversial remarks.
Neuroscientists, military personnel, and a prisoner: this is how the group 'hacks' Microsoft's AI before it reaches the public
A group of neuroscientists, military members, and a prisoner collaborates on evaluating and potentially halting Microsoft's AI technologies before their public release.
Commentary: The Olomouc Defibrillator Case is a Test of Trust in Czech Health Care
The case of potentially improperly indicated defibrillators in Olomouc calls into question the trust in Czech healthcare.
Who blocks the code in the STF strengthens the reputation of the worst court of all time
The Brazilian Supreme Federal Court is facing criticism as public trust reaches an all-time low, amid calls for a code of conduct.
Ombudsman: LSM has violated professional ethics standards in 12 cases
The public media ombudsman reports that Latvia's public media has violated ethical standards in 12 instances according to a recent review.
Murielle Popa-Fabre: "Are we capable of controlling the use of artificial intelligence in warfare?"
Murielle Popa-Fabre discusses the growing public debate around the military use of artificial intelligence, particularly in light of recent events in Iran.
Prosecutor: Aurimas Drižius is accused of defamation
Lithuanian public information creator Aurimas Drižius faces defamation charges, with multiple articles and videos being evaluated during an ongoing investigation into his publications.
Neuroscientists, military personnel, and even a prisoner: this is how the team 'hacking' Microsoft's AI works before it reaches the public
Microsoft has a 'red team' evaluating its AI technologies before public release, ensuring they are safe for various applications, including wartime scenarios.
Ethics Committee opens process to analyze complaint against Campos Neto in the Master case
The Public Ethics Commission has initiated a process to examine a complaint regarding former Central Bank president Roberto Campos Neto's alleged negligence in overseeing Banco Master.
A Scandal Arises Over A. Valotka's Statements About 'Negroes' and 'Gypsies' – A Strong Stance from the Ministries
The Lithuanian Ministry has emphasized the importance of ethical language in response to controversial statements made by A. Valotka regarding ethnic slurs.
From Illia's cars to Adorni's planes: privileges and power
The case of former spokesperson Manuel Adorni raises questions about the credibility of the Milei administration's narrative on austerity, transparency, and public ethics.
Map of Councilors' Connections with Municipal Positions: "Formally Legal, Ethically Dubious"
A new website highlights potential conflicts of interest by mapping councilors who are employed in municipal companies, sparking concerns about public transparency.
ERKKI BAHOVSKI ⟩ How some parties clumsily looked for a new president for Estonia
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the leaking of Riina Kionka's name as a presidential candidate in Estonia, which has led to widespread negative opinions and even personal attacks.
Ethics watchdog begins investigation into funding allocated to a foundation led by the deputy mayor of Zarasai
Ethics authorities in Lithuania are investigating whether the deputy mayor of Zarasai illegally requested funding for a project run by her own organization.
Procreating in Space
A report warns about the risks and public debate surrounding having children beyond Earth, asserting that procreation on Mars or the Moon is currently unviable due to cosmic radiation and other factors.
VIDEOS: NE1 of Monday, March 16, 2026
Brazilian Justice Minister Fachin emphasized the need for judges to maintain impeccable behavior in both public and private life during a speech at a law school in Brasília.
Fachin states that judges must have 'irreproachable behavior in public and private life' in speech about ethics in the judiciary
The president of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court, Edson Fachin, emphasized the necessity for judges to maintain an irreproachable standard of conduct in both their public and private lives during a speech on judicial ethics.
Unforgettable – Major Criminal Cases: Can a Doctor Who Killed Be a Doctor Again?
The article discusses the case of a doctor who was allowed to practice again after committing murder, leading to a second murder and raising questions about the ethics of such decisions.
Mud on the fan
An article discusses the ongoing defamation faced by surgeon George Bartziotas following unverified media reports about his personal life, highlighting issues related to public discourse and character assassination.
‘The Kim Jin-tae Prevention Law vs. The Citizens’ Right to Information Prevention Law’… What do you think about the ‘Provincial Administration Report Meeting’ before the elections?
Ahead of the June local elections, controversy arises in Gangwon Province over a proposed law to ban ‘Provincial Administration Report Meetings’, with Governor Kim Jin-tae protesting it as a ‘Citizens' Right to Information Prevention Law’.
Susanne Nyström: SR's Double Standards Raise Questions - Does CEO Cilla Benkö Have Any Answers?
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Swedish media's coverage of the Gaza conflict, highlighting the disparities in treatment between organizations regarding journalists who signed a public statement condemning media standards.
The Ethics of Hard Work in New York
Manuel Adorni, Argentina's Chief of Cabinet, is criticized for his comments about working hard in New York while taking his wife on an official trip, sparking a debate on the ethics of public officials and their responsibilities towards taxpayers.
There Are Not Enough Official Judges in the Supreme Court
The composition of Brazil's Supreme Federal Court has become a public debate topic, underscoring tensions between political loyalty and legal expertise.
Experts fear ‘unethical’ vaccine trial in Africa is ‘prototype’ for US studies under RFK Jr
Experts express concerns that a controversial vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau may set a precedent for future vaccine studies in the United States under Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
"72 Former Officials at Coupang" Civil Society Claims Ethical Violations by Ethics Committee and Personnel Agency... Requests for Audit
The civil society organization claims Coupang has recruited numerous former public officials creating a so-called 'former official cartel', alleging negligence by the ethics committee and personnel agency.
LRT journalists: proposed legislative amendments may harm the broadcaster's independence
LRT journalists are concerned that proposed legal amendments could undermine the independence of Lithuania's public broadcaster.
VIDEO: Brēmanis' Aggressive Behavior at the Reunion: City Council Members Can Only Be Punished with a Formal Warning
A video of Riga City Council member Rūdolfs Brēmanis displaying aggressive behavior at a school reunion has sparked widespread attention, with calls for a review of ethics enforcement within the council.
After I. Ruginienė’s family visit to the Vatican – A. Širininskienė’s appeal to the VTEK
Lithuanian MP A. Širininskienė has appealed to the VTEK to investigate I. Ruginienė's conduct regarding her family's inclusion in a government-funded delegation to the Vatican.
Obasanjo urges African leaders to prioritise public interest
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo calls on African leaders to prioritize public interest over personal gain during his 89th birthday celebration.
A pressing necessity may call for the breach of the confidentiality of healthcare personnel
The article discusses the potential need to breach the confidentiality obligations of healthcare workers in critical situations.
The confidentiality of health care workers can be overridden by urgent necessity
The article discusses the conditions under which the confidentiality obligations of health care personnel in Iceland may be violated due to urgent needs.
PHOTOS ⟩ Stephen Hawking, cocktails, and women in bikinis: A photo revealed from Epstein's documents sparks heated debate
Photos from Jeffrey Epstein's documents reveal Stephen Hawking socializing with him, igniting public interest and discussion.
Protest at USP criticizes Toffoli and defends code of ethics at the STF
A protest at the University of São Paulo called for a code of ethics for the STF, criticizing current practices that undermine public trust in the judiciary.
Due to Russia and Belarus's participation, LRT will not broadcast the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games
Lithuania's LRT has decided not to broadcast the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games in solidarity with Baltic public broadcasters, rejecting the International Paralympic Committee's decision to allow Russian and Belarusian athletes to compete with their flags.
Education from a Public Perspective to Not Be Controlled by AI: An Expert Teaching AI Ethics
The article discusses the emerging ethical challenges posed by generative AI in education and the need for proper education to help children engage with AI responsibly.
From Ornament to Cow Bell
The article discusses how certain elite public servants in Brazil manipulate the Constitution to unlawfully increase their salaries through various forms of financial 'ornaments.'
SHOCK IN SUSSEX ⟩ Students tortured a lamb and filmed it for fun
A shocking incident in Sussex has led to public outrage after two students filmed themselves torturing a young lamb to death for amusement.
Katinić Pleić: Surrogacy turns children into contractual objects and motherhood into a service
The Croatian Constitutional Court's recent ruling on the birth registration of a child born via surrogacy in war-torn Ukraine has sparked public attention due to the non-biological mother being registered as the legal parent.
Remigijus Žemaitaitis Violated Principles of Decency in Discussing Criminal Liability Regarding LRT Director
The Ethics and Procedures Commission concluded that politician Remigijus Žemaitaitis provided false information regarding LRT's audit findings, thus violating the ethical code.
Jacek Dubois: A Lawyer from Big Brother
Jacek Dubois emphasizes the importance of ethical standards and client confidentiality for law trainees, comparing their conduct to being under public scrutiny in a reality show.
Ethics guards will investigate whether a Panevėžys district municipality official mixed public and private interests
The commission will investigate if Ina Kulikauskienė, the head of the Legal Department of the Panevėžys District Municipality, mismanaged public and private interests by approving a mayoral decree linked to a property matter involving a person close to her.
Peter Attia resigns from CBS News amid revelations about ties to Epstein
Controversial doctor Peter Attia has stepped down from his role as a CBS News contributor following public disclosures of his communication with Jeffrey Epstein.
Massages at the Expense of Taxpayers. Evidence Against Andrew is Increasing
New evidence is emerging regarding inappropriate expenses related to Andrew's massages funded by taxpayers.
The excavation of Queen Kaarina Maununtyttären's grave does not please everyone – archaeologist denies being a grave robber
An archaeologist has faced criticism over the excavation of Queen Kaarina Maununtyttären's grave, defending the research as respectful and essential for understanding cultural heritage.
"No president, Democrat or Republican, should benefit": Does Trump want to name a Florida airport after himself?
Experts question whether Donald Trump's request to rename Palm Airport reflects commercial interests.
A girl wrote to ChatGPT about a shooting, the company did not report it. Eight people were killed
A report reveals that a girl communicated with ChatGPT about a shooting incident, which the company failed to report to authorities, resulting in eight fatalities.
Letter to the Editor: This is why I remain on the Migration Agency’s Ethical Council
Jonas Eek explains his motivations for staying on the Migration Agency's Ethical Council despite a peer's resignation.
Massie faces backlash over Epstein demand, critics suggest he should 'seriously reconsider' Congress
Rep. Thomas Massie faces criticism for suggesting he could trade his vote for a public acknowledgment of his efforts in disclosing Jeffrey Epstein's federal files.
"Not from the good and more likely to cause harm"
The chairman of the Icelandic General Practitioners Association criticizes the health assessments offered by Intuens, suggesting they can do more harm than good.
German broadcaster apologizes for the use of AI-generated images
German public broadcaster ZDF apologized for using AI-generated images without proper labeling in a report about deportations by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).