Trump’s Global Influence Wanes Amid Rising Foreign Policy Setbacks
Policy
Presidents often enter office with bold ambitions to reshape the world stage. For Donald Trump, whose confidence in his own
Policy
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Glaciers in Crisis: Nearly 40% of Global Ice Mass is Already Lost
Policy
A recent international study has delivered a sobering conclusion: nearly 40% of the world’s glacier mass is already beyond recovery,
iPhone Prices May Triple if Made in the U.S., Analyst Warns
Industry
The idea of building iPhones entirely in the United States has resurfaced, backed by strong political pressure. However, financial and
Labubu Craze: The Cute, Creepy Plush Toy Taking Over the World
Policy
A peculiar toy from China is taking over the accessories scene—and it’s not a luxury handbag or a designer shoe.
RFK Jr’s Vaccine Views Clash with Measles Outbreak Reality
Policy
As measles continues to spread across 23 U.S. states, resulting in over 600 infections and three deaths, Health and Human
Measles Outbreak Surpasses 350 Cases and Continues to Spread
Environment
The ongoing measles outbreak in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma has now reached 355 reported cases, though health officials believe
Dramatic Drop in London’s Air Pollution Following Ulez Expansion
Environment
A recent study has revealed a significant improvement in London’s air quality following the Ulez expansion. The levels of harmful
UK Treasury Considers Funding Cuts for GB Energy, Raising Concerns
Environment
The UK government is reportedly reviewing potential cuts to the planned funding for GB Energy, the state-owned renewable energy
US Freezes Foreign Aid, Sparking Global Concerns
Policy
The United States government has announced a sweeping freeze on nearly all foreign aid, effective immediately. This decision comes
Meta Updates Content Policies, Sparks Debate
Policy
Meta recently unveiled a series of updates to its content moderation guidelines, triggering significant public debate. These changes, aimed
Pulling back the curtain on Turkey’s natural gas strategy
Opinion
After decades of alliance, Turkey still befuddles the West. Over the last decade, the country’s more assertive foreign policy in
Eastern Mediterranean gas: testing the field
Opinion
Since 2006, Europe has increasingly viewed eastern Mediterranean gas as a resource with huge potential to provide economic growth, mitigate
Energy geopolitics will hinge on the nationalism-globalism swinging door
Opinion
The novel coronavirus commands the world’s attention, but underneath the pandemic, energy geopolitics are shifting. Last week, the Director of
What can we learn from the Great Depression about oil’s future?
Opinion
In 1929, U.S. stock markets crashed, scything personal fortunes and birthing the most devastating global economic depression since the 1870s-1880s.
The Russian-Saudi OPEC divorce and the battle for market share
Opinion
Marriage is a non-binding contract. Each party is free to walk away from it. Its dissolution, however, always has consequences.