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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Rugby Brain Injury Lawsuit Crisis: Judge Weighs 95% Strikeouts
Rugby Brain Injury Lawsuit Crisis: Judge Weighs 95% Strikeouts
The rugby brain injury lawsuit has reached a critical juncture as the managing judge retires to consider striking out 95% of the first batch of 561 claimants. This landmark legal... 続きを読む...
Lobbying Firm Paid Journalists: Ethics and Democracy Under...
Lobbying Firm Paid Journalists: Ethics and Democracy Under...
Lobbying firm CT Group secretly paid journalists to produce favorable articles for its clients, sparking condemnation as an attack on democracy. This practice, uncovered by a four-month Guardian investigation, has... 続きを読む...
Kemi Badenoch adapts rhetoric to take on Andy Burnham
Kemi Badenoch adapts rhetoric to take on Andy Burnham
Kemi Badenoch’s rhetoric is evolving as she faces a new political opponent. The Conservative leader’s recent speech signalled a sharper focus on economic competence, a key shift in her messaging... 続きを読む...
Corrections and Clarifications: Key Guardian Updates
Corrections and clarifications are an essential part of responsible journalism. In a recent batch of updates from The Guardian, several notable stories were amended, including a dramatic recount of a man who survived being sucked out of an aircraft window. This article provides a comprehensive overview of these corrections, offering readers a transparent look at how news outlets maintain accuracy.Notable Corrections in Recent Guardian ArticlesThe Guardian published a series of corrections on July 22, 2024, addressing errors in prior reporting. Among them, a story about Ljubisa Karović was corrected to... 続きを読む...
No 10 North: The Government's Engine for UK Growth and...
No 10 North: The Government's Engine for UK Growth and...
No 10 North is the government's bold new initiative to drive growth and devolution across the United Kingdom, marking a historic shift in how Whitehall operates. This office in Manchester... 続きを読む...
Louisiana Candidate Accused of Rape Seeks Trump Backing
Louisiana Candidate Accused of Rape Seeks Trump Backing
A Louisiana House candidate accused of rape is now hoping to again earn Donald Trump's endorsement after a landmark redistricting ruling. State Senator Blake Miguez, who denies the allegation, faces... 続きを読む...
Christmas in July: Best Early Holiday Shopping Deals 2025
Christmas in July: Best Early Holiday Shopping Deals 2025
Christmas in July has arrived, offering savvy shoppers a chance to snag early holiday deals from top retailers like Macy’s and Best Buy. With the high cost of living making... 続きを読む...
UK Ready to Defend Itself After Iran Threat Over US Bases
UK Ready to Defend Itself After Iran Threat Over US Bases
The UK is ready to defend itself after Iran’s military warned that any bases used by the US are “legitimate targets,” escalating geopolitical tensions. The British government confirmed its armed... 続きを読む...
Qantas Tests New Ultra Long-Range Airbus on 17,000km Flight
Qantas Tests New Ultra Long-Range Airbus on 17,000km Flight
Qantas has successfully completed a landmark test flight of its new ultra long-range Airbus A350-1000ULR, landing in Melbourne after a 19-hour nonstop journey from Toulouse, France. The aircraft, designed for... 続きを読む...
Trump’s New Tariffs on 80+ Countries: What You Need to Know
Trump’s New Tariffs on 80+ Countries: What You Need to Know
The Trump administration’s new tariffs on more than 80 countries represent a significant escalation in global trade policy. Announced late Thursday, these fresh levies range from 10% to 12.5% and... 続きを読む...
Trump's New Tariffs on 80 Nations Spark Political Backlash
Trump's New Tariffs on 80 Nations Spark Political Backlash
President Trump's new tariffs on more than 80 countries have ignited a fierce political backlash, with Democrats accusing the administration of an end-run around the Supreme Court and Congress. The... 続きを読む...
Sky News Rebrand: What News24 Means for Australian Media
Sky News Rebrand: What News24 Means for Australian Media
The Sky News rebrand to News24 marks a significant shift in Australian media, as the Murdoch-owned channel prepares to launch under a new name after 30 years on air. This... 続きを読む...