Business & Economy

Healthcare Workers in Lebanon Face Deadly Attacks: A Crisis

Healthcare Workers in Lebanon Face Deadly Attacks: A Crisis

The Israel-Lebanon war has become deadly for healthcare workers, with at least 135 medical professionals killed since March, making Lebanon one of ...

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Climate Policy Reversals: 45 Pledges Junked as Wildfires Rage

Climate Policy Reversals: 45 Pledges Junked as Wildfires Rage

Climate policy reversals are accelerating even as wildfires rage across Europe and the world, with 45 pledges junked in the past year. The alarming...

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FEED with Jimi Famurewa: The Guardian Launches Food Video Series

FEED with Jimi Famurewa: The Guardian Launches Food Video Series

The Guardian has launched its first food video series, FEED with Jimi Famurewa, a six-part show exploring the most defining and delicious food tren...

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Japan Earthquake Survival Stories: Loss and Resilience in Kyushu

Japan Earthquake Survival Stories: Loss and Resilience in Kyushu

The Japan earthquake that struck Kyushu on Tuesday has left a trail of destruction, but amid the chaos, stories of survival and loss are emerging. ...

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Heathrow Expansion Costs to Raise Airfares for Decades

Heathrow Expansion Costs to Raise Airfares for Decades

Heathrow passengers face higher fares as the UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has permitted the airport to recover up to £320m in early expansion ...

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JD Vance Loses MAGA Support: 2028 Rivals Worse?

JD Vance Loses MAGA Support: 2028 Rivals Worse?

JD Vance is losing support among MAGA loyalists, but his potential 2028 rivals are even less appealing. This political shift raises questions about...

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US-Saudi Strikes on Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq: What It Means

US-Saudi Strikes on Iran-Backed Militias in Iraq: What It Means

The US-Saudi strikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq mark a significant escalation in Middle East tensions, with the US military confirming joint o...

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Greggs Sales Jump 7.2% as Iced Matcha and Chicken Rolls Drive

Greggs Sales Jump 7.2% as Iced Matcha and Chicken Rolls Drive

Greggs sales jump 7.2% to £1.1bn in the first half of the year, fueled by iced matcha lattes and chicken rolls that became heatwave hits. The UK's ...

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What Should Replace the American-Led World Order? A New Vision

What Should Replace the American-Led World Order? A New Vision

What should replace the American-led world order is a pressing question as the unipolar era fades. The decline of Pax Americana opens space for a m...

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Gertrude Ederle First Woman to Swim English Channel: Historic

Gertrude Ederle First Woman to Swim English Channel: Historic

Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim the English Channel on August 6, 1926, completing the 21-mile crossing in 14 hours and 45 minutes—a ...

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Reform UK Payments Under Police Investigation: Key Details
Reform UK Payments Under Police Investigation: Key Details
The Metropolitan police have launched an investigation into Reform UK payments first revealed by the Guardian, focusing on two £250,000 donations made via a company controlled by deputy leader Richard... Læs mere ...
Latino Neighborhood Rallies After ICE Shooting: Community Respons
Latino Neighborhood Rallies After ICE Shooting: Community Respons
The recent ICE shooting of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo has galvanized the Latino neighborhood of Magnolia Park in Houston, sparking nightly vigils and a powerful community response. The tragedy, which occurred... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham's Challenge: Winning Back Labour Bases Lost by Starm
Andy Burnham's Challenge: Winning Back Labour Bases Lost by Starm
Andy Burnham faces a monumental task as he takes over from Keir Starmer, whose tenure ended with the lowest net approval rating for any prime minister since 1977. The Labour... Læs mere ...
EU Breakup vs US Federation: Why the Double Standard?
EU Breakup vs US Federation: Why the Double Standard?
The argument to break up the EU while preserving the United States federal system highlights a glaring double standard. If critics claim that European nations pooling sovereignty is wrong, why... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham's Bezzie Mate Steve Rotheram: What's Next for Liverp
Andy Burnham's Bezzie Mate Steve Rotheram: What's Next for Liverp
Andy Burnham may be the new Prime Minister, but his closest ally, Steve Rotheram, remains in Liverpool. As Burnham enters No 10, the bond between these two Labour mayors—often described... Læs mere ...
Interest Rate Rise: Why It Won't Change Much for Businesses
Interest Rate Rise: Why It Won't Change Much for Businesses
The recent speculation about a modest US interest rate rise has sparked widespread concern among business owners, but the reality is far less dramatic. Despite media frenzy and political backlash,... Læs mere ...
Surrogacy in Mexico: Ethical Dilemmas and Global Debate
Surrogacy in Mexico: Ethical Dilemmas and Global Debate
Surrogacy in Mexico has become a flashpoint for ethical debates, as more European couples seek affordable options where the practice is largely unregulated. This growing trend exposes deep inequalities and... Læs mere ...
AI Job Worries Grow: 5 Human Skills Machines Can't Replace
AI Job Worries Grow: 5 Human Skills Machines Can't Replace
AI job worries are escalating as firms like public-sector agencies integrate automation to cut costs, leaving professionals like Paul fearing obsolescence. The phenomenon known as Fobo – fear of becoming... Læs mere ...
Locksmith Scams: How to Avoid Being Overcharged and Cheated
Locksmith Scams: How to Avoid Being Overcharged and Cheated
Locksmith scams are a growing problem that prey on people's anxieties during emergency lockouts. Victims like Chris Lohan have been charged exorbitant fees for simple lock replacements, with bills reaching... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham: Can He Raise Spirits of Disillusioned Public?
Andy Burnham: Can He Raise Spirits of Disillusioned Public?
Andy Burnham faces a daunting task as he steps into the role of Labour leader, needing to raise the spirits of a disillusioned public. The departure of Keir Starmer and... Læs mere ...
BBC Licence Fee Campaign Revived by Romesh Ranganathan
BBC Licence Fee Campaign Revived by Romesh Ranganathan
The BBC licence fee has been a cornerstone of British public broadcasting for decades, and now a new campaign featuring comedian Romesh Ranganathan aims to remind viewers of its value.... Læs mere ...
Thames Water Nationalisation: Creditors Seek Talks with Burnham
Thames Water Nationalisation: Creditors Seek Talks with Burnham
Thames Water nationalisation is on the table as creditors seek urgent talks with incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham. The consortium holding £17bn of debt wants to avoid a costly legal... Læs mere ...