In the spring of 2025, President Donald Trump marked what he called “Liberation Day” with a proclamation that upended the postwar trading order. Tariffs—broad, blunt, and often eye-watering—were slapped on imports from dozens of countries, framed as rectification for decades…
In the rush to shield the young from the seductions and snares of social media, governments risk exposing everyone else to greater perils. Indonesia began barring under-16s from major platforms in late March, with Malaysia enforcing similar rules from June…
For nearly two decades, a subtle but relentless transformation has been reshaping governance across continents. Elections are held, opposition parties compete, and parliaments convene. Yet in country after country, the playing field has tilted decisively in favour of incumbents. Media…
They were supposed to be miracle injections: weekly shots that could tame type 2 diabetes and melt away stubborn kilograms with remarkable ease. But for growing numbers of patients around the world, the promise of Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound…
They were supposed to be miracle injections: weekly shots that could tame type 2 diabetes and melt away stubborn kilograms with remarkable ease. But for growing numbers of patients around the world, the promise of Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Zepbound…
As summer 2026 looms, the travel industry is confronting an uncomfortable truth. Jet-fuel prices in America averaged $8.63 a gallon in April, up sharply from March and more than double the level before the Iran conflict escalated. Even after Iran…
