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Newly elected and re-elected members of the European Parliament are gathering in Strasbourg for the first plenary session of the new mandate.

Security forces and terrorists exchanged fire twice briefly within a span of four hours in a forest area in Jammu and Kashmir's Doda district, officials said on Wednesday. They said the firing was first reported at Kalaan Bhata at 10.45 pm on Tuesday and then near Panchan Bhata at 2 am during the ongoing anti-terrorist operation in the Desa forest area, where four Army personnel were killed in the intervening night of Monday and Tuesday. There are no reports of any casualties in the latest exchanges of fire. Читать дальше...

Will this latest act of political violence — aimed at a former president and presidential candidate — lead to more of the same and become the new normal?

The Labour Party’s economic agenda, like many other programs around the world, puts political leaders more firmly in charge of industrial policy.

India's government is working to expedite visa processing for Chinese technicians to address complaints from businesses about delays hindering the nation's manufacturing growth. Amid strained India-China relations, the government aims to cut visa processing time to 30 days from the current 4-5 months. The move is seen as crucial for India's economic goals and attracting foreign investments.

Lucy Alexander has been a regular fixture on our screens over the years, fronting numerous property shows and documentaries - and now the star has issued a plea to her fans

The American-led isolation of Iran is springing leaks all over. It seems that wherever Iran knocks, everyone answers. Except the United States. Instead, the U.S. continues to close the door, following a long pattern with Iran of undermining its own interests. In 2016, Bahrain followed Saudi Arabia in cutting ties with Iran. But in 2024, … Continue reading "The US Continues To Undermine Its Own Interests in Iran"

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Why do we keep the junk we inherit? To fight off the horror of oblivion? To memorialise banality? Grief is strange

It is not clear City reformers promoting ever more liberal rules have a coalition behind them

Stalemate threatens to delay progress in shrinking deficits, which remain well in excess of EU rules

While acting governor Margarita Delgado will join the deliberations, she will not be allowed to vote

Political capture of the central bank would have profound implications for how future fiscal policy might affect the economy

They are worried about the tax implications

Robert Blackwill and Richard Fontaine give an authoritative, if bureaucratic, take on American foreign policy’s slow pivot to the east

Kigali pursues commercial expansion in the country after its army helps put down Islamist insurgency

Stanford computer scientist’s ‘spatial intelligence’ venture wins backing from investors including Andreessen Horowitz

Hypertrophying towers should not begin to kill the reason for their presence in the Square Mile in the first place

Demand for the ‘cheapest of the cheap’ remains fierce, according to Morningstar

Sucking carbon straight from the air could play a role in reaching net zero, provided costs come down

There are alternatives to highly polluting blast furnaces, but they require vast quantities of green electricity

Energy storage at a scale to power whole towns or cities is an essential part of the transition to net zero

Plus, a shocking bankruptcy court ruling for private equity lawyers and Intel venture arm’s big bets in China raise US alarms

Development finance chief says Middle Eastern and Chinese groups are filling the gap