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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Pubs Need More Than Football Boost: How to Save Local Pubs
Pubs Need More Than Football Boost: How to Save Local Pubs
Pubs across the UK received a temporary boost from the World Cup, but the long-term survival of local pubs depends on more than football fever. With two pubs closing every... Leia mais...
Global Superpower Perceptions: China Now Viewed More Favorably Th
Global Superpower Perceptions: China Now Viewed More Favorably Th
Global superpower perceptions are undergoing a dramatic transformation. For the first time, China and its leader Xi Jinping are seen more favorably than the United States and President Trump in... Leia mais...
ICE Officers to Wear Body Cameras During Vehicle Stops – What It
ICE Officers to Wear Body Cameras During Vehicle Stops – What It
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will now require officers to wear body cameras during vehicle stops, marking a major shift in immigration enforcement transparency. Tom Homan, the Trump... Leia mais...
Andy Burnham Vows to End Labour Briefing Wars – Can He Succeed?
Andy Burnham Vows to End Labour Briefing Wars – Can He Succeed?
Andy Burnham's vow to end Labour briefing wars is a bold ambition that will test his grip on the party. In his first speech as Labour leader, Burnham warned against... Leia mais...
UK CEO Pay Gap Widens to Record 130x Average Worker Salary
UK CEO Pay Gap Widens to Record 130x Average Worker Salary
The UK CEO pay gap has reached a new record, with bosses of FTSE 100 companies earning 130 times the salary of the average full-time worker. According to the High... Leia mais...
Ukraine War: Russian Missile Strike Kills Six on Cargo Ship
Ukraine War: Russian Missile Strike Kills Six on Cargo Ship
The Ukraine war saw a deadly escalation as Russia launched three cruise missiles at the Turkish cargo ship Golden Leo, killing six crew members near Odesa. Ukraine's navy confirmed the... Leia mais...
EU Return Hubs Risk Creating a Human Rights Black Hole
EU Return Hubs Risk Creating a Human Rights Black Hole
The European Union's push for return hubs for migrants risks creating a human rights black hole, as offshore processing facilities bypass legal protections. After a European Parliament vote, the EU's... Leia mais...
UK Pension Outsourcing Failure: Civil Servants Left in Crisis
UK Pension Outsourcing Failure: Civil Servants Left in Crisis
The UK civil servants pension outsourcing failure has left thousands of retired government employees without critical income, with some waiting up to a year for payments after Capita took over... Leia mais...
Andy Burnham Promises Faster Change Than Starmer – Can He Deliver
Andy Burnham Promises Faster Change Than Starmer – Can He Deliver
Andy Burnham's recent claim that he will go 'faster' than Keir Starmer raises critical questions about political speed and the ability to enact change. As voters grow impatient with the... Leia mais...
Midwives Quitting NHS at Record Rates: Why Burnout Is Driving Exo
Midwives Quitting NHS at Record Rates: Why Burnout Is Driving Exo
The rising number of midwives quitting NHS roles before age 35 has reached crisis levels, driven by overwhelming burnout and unsafe staffing. New data from NHS England shows that 1,669... Leia mais...
Coles Takes ACCC to Court Over Kalgoorlie Supermarket Dispute
Coles Takes ACCC to Court Over Kalgoorlie Supermarket Dispute
Coles has taken the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to court in a bid to open a second supermarket and liquor store in Kalgoorlie, a major mining hub in... Leia mais...
Rape Testing Kits: Are They a Solution or a Problem?
Rape Testing Kits: Are They a Solution or a Problem?
Rape testing kits have become a lightning rod for debate after a UK company began distributing self-swabbing kits for at-home DNA collection. Critics warn they may undermine trust in statutory... Leia mais...