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    American Cardinal McElroy Envisions a Church for the Digital Age●American Cardinal McElroy explores a Church for the Digital Age✉newsWorldReligion47 min ago

    American Cardinal Robert McElroy is exploring how the Catholic Church should adapt to the digital age, outlining ideas for how faith and church life can respond to online culture and new technologies. The reflection, carried by Vatican News, has drawn attention as the Vatican continues debating digital communication and evangelisation under Pope Francis's reform agenda.

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    Assessment warns of technology-facilitated abuse risks for girls in Kharkiv region▼Adolescent Girls in the Digital Spaces: Technology-Facilitated GBV Risk Assessment - Kharkivska oblast September 2026✉newsTechnology28 min ago

    A risk assessment examining how adolescent girls in Kharkivska oblast, Ukraine face gender-based violence in digital spaces has been published. The report, dated September 2026, evaluates technology-facilitated GBV threats such as online harassment and exploitation and is aimed at informing protection efforts for young people in the war-affected region.

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    Liam Gallagher trades jabs with Coronation Street star after Oasis dig●Liam Gallagher trades jabs with Coronation Street star after Oasis dig https://www.standard.co.uk/showbiz/liam-gallagherMmastodonCultureCelebrity11 h ago

    Liam Gallagher has publicly traded insults with Coronation Street actor Charlie Lawson after Lawson made a dig at Oasis. The pair exchanged barbs in the press, adding a celebrity sideshow to buzz around the band. Readers are following the spat as light entertainment amid renewed interest in Oasis.

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    Decoding Art in the Digital Era●✉newsCultureArt1 h ago

    UBS has published a piece titled 'Decoding Art in the Digital Era', examining how digital technologies are reshaping the art world. The discussion centres on how collectors, artists and institutions are adapting to digital formats and new markets. Beyond the headline and its publisher, no further details are available, so the substance of the claims remains to be seen.

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    OECD criticised for failure to tax digital economy●OECD failed to tackle the digital economy, TP forum hears✉newsBusinessEconomy1 h ago

    Speakers at a transfer pricing forum said the OECD has failed to deliver an effective framework for taxing the digital economy. The criticism reflects ongoing frustration among tax professionals over stalled international efforts to update rules so that digital companies pay tax where they generate value, leaving governments to pursue unilateral measures instead.

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