The failure of modern capitalism continues. Western democracies were enthralled by its promise of economic growth, innovation ...

As the world comes to terms with the shock of Donald Trump’s win in the US presidential election, the playbook for his second term, designed by a handful of right-wing extremists, is already underway ...

One of the most significant ways the internet and social media have undermined critical thinking is by creating echo chambers. These are online spaces where individuals are exposed primarily to ...

In a powerful video message to 19th Climate Change Conference of Youth, Mr. Guterres emphasized their critical role in driving climate action. “As young people, never underestimate your power. In your ...

The UK announced that it was suspending certain weapons sales to Israel, citing concerns that these arms are being used in violation of international law in Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza. The move is ...

The European Financial Review is the leading financial intelligence magazine read widely by financial experts and the wider business community.

This article is about identifying these news sources to help navigate a rapidly changing news environment within the economy. Given that “Follow the money” is a catchphrase popularised by the 1976 ...

The European Financial Review is the leading financial intelligence magazine read widely by financial experts and the wider business community.

Sites of special scientific interest (SSSIs) are areas that are legally protected for their rare or endangered plants or animals, rare ecosystems or geological features. England has more than a ...

TruePublica Editor: No one, in their right mind, would dispute the fact that after the October 7th Hamas attack, Israel had the right to defend itself and to hunt down the perpetrators. Over a year ...

UK economic growth will accelerate this year and next as falling inflation and interest rates strengthen domestic demand, the IMF has said, in a boost to chancellor Rachel Reeves ahead of her first ...

Global public debt is as high as ever. It is expected to exceed $100 trillion, or about 93 per cent of the global gross domestic product, by the end of this year. It will approach 100 per cent of GDP ...