A new policy review has outlined key strategic priorities for Nigeria’s next national framework for Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), warning that structural weaknesses […]
Year: 2026
Break Up the Supreme Court
At time of writing, the Roberts Court is hearing Donald Trump’s preposterous challenge to birthright citizenship—a constitutional knot so neatly tied that not even the […]
The Redistricting Arms Race
When Democrats gathered in Philadelphia in 2016, Michelle Obama famously declared, “When they go low, we go high.” That became the supposed moral choice facing […]
Scaleway to replace Microsoft in hosting French Health Data Hub
Screening covered more than 350 technical criteria which appears to have trumped already holding SecNumCloud certification After a rigorous selection process, France’s Health Data Hub […]
White House insiders no longer defending ‘huge hole’ Trump has put them in: Axios founder
According to Axios founder Jim VandeHei, there is a pervasive sense of doom in Donald Trump’s White House, and his unrestrained actions continue to crater […]
Trump hemorrhaging support from crucial voting bloc as campaign promises meet reality
A new poll reveals that President Donald Trump is experiencing a dramatic erosion of Latino support at rates that far exceed his overall declining favorability, […]
EU Parliament to spend €22M revamping visitor center
BRUSSELS — The European Parliament will on Monday green-light a €22.7 million overhaul of its visitor center, according to internal documents seen by POLITICO. The Parlamentarium […]
Former NATO envoy warns of ‘very big mistakes’ in criticizing Trump on Iran
The former U.S. ambassador to NATO is urging British and European politicians not to alienate Donald Trump by criticizing his administration’s handling of the Iran […]
Jakarta’s Washington Pivot
The recently signed Major Defense Cooperation Partnership marks the beginning of a new phase in U.S.-Indonesia security relations.
Charts explain why fertiliser prices aren’t coming down anytime soon
Farmers around the world are going to be paying more for one of their most important inputs, fertiliser. Here are four charts that explain why…See […]
‘Unusual’ warm weather sees Adelaide residents spending days at beach
Adelaide residents have been making the most of unusually warm weather for the end of April, with crowds flocking to the beach before the school […]
RTDs and protein yogurts boost Fonterra as billion‑dollar payout nears
Fonterra posts strong HY26 results as protein and cheese lift earnings. Mainland sale to deliver NZ$3.9bn payout, but Middle East tensions pose risks…See More
Poll Finds Just 4 Percent of Democrats Support Increasing Military Aid to Israel
New polling has found that just 4 percent of Democratic voters support increasing military aid to Israel, marking a massive rift with congressional Democrats at […]
Arizona GOP Bill Permits Prison Sentences for Protesters Who Damage Property
A Republican lawmaker who watched as Trump supporters broke into and ransacked the U.S. Capitol in 2021 wants to send Arizona protesters to prison for […]
Strengthening children’s rights in the Audiovisual Media Services Directive
Eurochild’s contribution to the EU consultation Eurochild welcomes the European Commission’s evaluation of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) and the opportunity to contribute to […]
Centering children’s rights, equity and well-being in education across Europe
Eurochild’s contribution to the European Education Area. For the past 4 years, Eurochild has advanced inclusive, equitable, and child rights-based education systems across Europe through […]
Ukraine defies Trump as rift over war strategy deepens
Subscribe now with a one-month trial for only $1, then enjoy the first year at an exclusive rate of just $99. Germany’s strategic shift faces stark […]
Claude Mythos crosses an AI point of no return
The limit of what artificial intelligence can achieve, known as frontier AI, has crossed another threshold. AI can now plan and execute sophisticated cyber operations […]
‘A new world is being born’: author Rebecca Solnit on the ‘slow revolution’ the far right cannot tolerate
It’s easy to focus on authoritarians and their petty victories. But zoom out and the picture is more encouraging, says the woman who popularised the […]
Would Keir Starmer agree to step down after May?
In Westminster, Keir Starmer can breathe a sigh of relief that the front pages haven’t splashed on further Mandelson developments or Labour tensions for the […]