The Competition and Market Authority (CMA) has been very careful to state that its designation of Google is “not a finding of wrongdoing.” This specific choice of language is legally …
The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize is a clear endorsement of the process of peacemaking, not just its final product. In honoring María Corina Machado, the committee celebrated the difficult, patient, …
In a sobering new analysis, the Bank of England has pointed to “material bottlenecks” in the AI supply chain and growing political friction in the US as key risks to …
The 2024 Azerbaijan plane crash and Russia’s response do not exist in a vacuum; they are shadowed by a history of similar air disasters and varied state responses. How Russia …
As the government shutdown inflicts growing pain on federal workers and the public, a fundamental question arises: do the lawmakers who created this crisis feel any of that pain themselves? …
You’d think top executives would be immune to something as common as acne, but a dermatologist who treats high-profile clients says headset-related skin issues are a frequent complaint in the …
Returning home after travel presents its own challenges. Jet lag, dirty laundry mountains, missed routines, and post-vacation blues affect entire families. Strategic recovery approaches ease transition back to regular life. …
The race for artificial intelligence has become a literal race for power, and OpenAI’s deal with AMD is fundamentally about securing the joules needed to create intelligence. The agreement’s headline …
For months, French politics has existed in an unstable equilibrium, with President Emmanuel Macron’s minority government teetering precariously but managing to survive. The collapse of Sebastien Lecornu’s administration has shattered …
While the UK’s September car sales figures focus on domestic demand, they are being shaped by a powerful, largely unseen force: “intense competition from Chinese rivals.” This rising global competition …
