Business & Economy

UK Plastic Waste Export Burden Falls on Turkish Farmers

UK Plastic Waste Export Burden Falls on Turkish Farmers

UK plastic waste exports are creating a severe environmental crisis in Turkey, where farmers like Ayhan in Adana face pollution from 52,000 tonnes ...

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UK Plastic Waste Colonialism Pollutes Turkey’s Farming Heartland

UK Plastic Waste Colonialism Pollutes Turkey’s Farming Heartland

UK plastic waste exports are driving severe pollution in Turkey’s agricultural heartland, according to a new investigation. The term waste colonial...

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Best Suitcases UK 2025: Rigorously Tested for Travel

Best Suitcases UK 2025: Rigorously Tested for Travel

The best suitcases UK 2025 have been rigorously tested to help you choose a durable travel companion. We dropped 11 models on hard surfaces to simu...

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Concacaf Countries Consider Withdrawing Support for Infantino

Concacaf Countries Consider Withdrawing Support for Infantino

Concacaf countries are considering withdrawing their support for FIFA President Gianni Infantino, following Europe's lead in a growing revolt again...

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Children of the Wild by Kevin Powers: A Gripping War Novel Review

Children of the Wild by Kevin Powers: A Gripping War Novel Review

Children of the Wild by Kevin Powers is a gripping war novel that explores friendship, courage, and the scars of battle. This review delves into th...

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Climate War Zone: Why Summer Now Feels Like a Threat

Climate War Zone: Why Summer Now Feels Like a Threat

We are now living in a climate war zone, as extreme heat and wildfires transform summer into a season of danger. The article highlights how climate...

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Richard Bong Fighter Plane Wingtip Returned to Wisconsin

Richard Bong Fighter Plane Wingtip Returned to Wisconsin

The Richard Bong fighter plane wingtip has been successfully returned to Wisconsin from Papua New Guinea, marking a historic milestone for WWII avi...

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Colombia Swears in Anti-Corruption Activist as Elephant Senator

Colombia Swears in Anti-Corruption Activist as Elephant Senator

Colombia's new anti-corruption senator, Luis Carlos Rúa, famously known as the White Elephant, took his oath in a cartoon elephant costume, making ...

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HSBC Profits Hit £7.5bn: Calls for UK Bank Windfall Tax Grow

HSBC Profits Hit £7.5bn: Calls for UK Bank Windfall Tax Grow

HSBC profits hit £7.5bn in the second quarter, reigniting calls for a UK bank windfall tax to fund cost of living support. Campaigners argue that a...

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US Civil Rights Lawyers Seek International Justice Amid Trump

US Civil Rights Lawyers Seek International Justice Amid Trump

US civil rights lawyers are now seeking international justice as Trump policies undermine domestic legal protections. This historic move highlights...

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College Republican Infighting Boosts Far Right: A Deep Dive
College Republican Infighting Boosts Far Right: A Deep Dive
The College Republican infighting is increasingly benefiting the far right, as factions within the movement clash over ideology and strategy. This internal turmoil, marked by public disputes and provocative statements,... Leer más...
Guardian's Biggest World Cup Coverage Sets Global Record
Guardian's Biggest World Cup Coverage Sets Global Record
The Guardian's World Cup coverage achieved unprecedented global reach, marking its biggest and most comprehensive tournament yet. With a record-breaking audience across digital platforms, the coverage set new benchmarks in... Leer más...
Europe Burns: Climate Crisis Escalates, Sanctions Needed Now
Europe Burns: Climate Crisis Escalates, Sanctions Needed Now
The climate crisis is intensifying as Europe burns in unprecedented wildfires, and the need for global action, including sanctions on nations undermining climate efforts, has never been more urgent. From... Leer más...
US Government Borrowing Costs Hit New High as Iran Strikes Resume
US Government Borrowing Costs Hit New High as Iran Strikes Resume
US government borrowing costs have hit their highest level since 2007 after the Federal Reserve voted to hold its key interest rate steady, feeding fears it may not move fast... Leer más...
El Salvador Civil War Death Site Landfill Threatens Sacred Ground
El Salvador Civil War Death Site Landfill Threatens Sacred Ground
The El Salvador civil war death site in San Francisco Ángulo now faces a landfill project, threatening sacred ground and the remains of victims. This conflict between development and historical... Leer más...
Cooking on Holiday: Simple Recipes Without Packing Your Kitchen
Cooking on Holiday: Simple Recipes Without Packing Your Kitchen
Cooking on holiday can be a challenge, but with the right simple recipes and a minimalist approach, you can enjoy delicious meals without hauling half your kitchen. Whether you're in... Leer más...
Catarratto: The Overlooked White Wine Grape You Need to Know
Catarratto: The Overlooked White Wine Grape You Need to Know
Catarratto is a white wine grape that deserves your attention, whether you're a casual drinker or a wine enthusiast. This Sicilian workhorse has quietly shaped Italy's wine landscape for decades,... Leer más...
AI Ethics Pope Encyclical: Merz's Holiday Read Sparks Debate
AI Ethics Pope Encyclical: Merz's Holiday Read Sparks Debate
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is spending his holiday reading Pope Leo's encyclical on artificial intelligence, Magnifica humanitas, a choice that highlights the growing global debate over AI ethics and regulation.... Leer más...
Paul Biya Absence Sparks Health Speculation in Cameroon
Paul Biya Absence Sparks Health Speculation in Cameroon
Paul Biya, the world's oldest head of state, has been absent from public view for 53 days, sparking intense health speculation in Cameroon. The 93-year-old president's prolonged disappearance has led... Leer más...
Elephant Deaths in Kenya: Cyanide Poisoning from Pesticides
Elephant Deaths in Kenya: Cyanide Poisoning from Pesticides
The recent deaths of 15 elephants in Kenya have been linked to cyanide poisoning from pesticides used on tomato farms, raising urgent concerns for wildlife conservation and ecosystem health.Investigation into... Leer más...
Families Relocated from Billionaire-Owned Tower Over Air
Families Relocated from Billionaire-Owned Tower Over Air
Families are being moved out of a billionaire-owned tower in London after suffering without air conditioning during repeated heatwaves, highlighting critical tenant rights and building management failures. The 19-storey Britannia... Leer más...
Airbus fined £6.4m by HMRC for export control breaches
Airbus fined £6.4m by HMRC for export control breaches
Airbus has been fined £6.4m by HMRC for export control breaches, marking the largest out-of-court settlement ever for strategic export offenses in the UK. The aerospace giant self-reported failures to... Leer más...