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The new Canadian government faces a labyrinth of national and international challenges

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 29, 2025.

The elections in Canada have shown that although the Liberal Party led by Mark Carney won the most seats (167 out of 343), it is...

Ukraine Faces Partial Default Risk

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - April 29, 2025.

The spectre of default is once again hovering over Ukraine. This concern has arisen after Ukraine failed to reach an agreement with investors to restructure...

Biotechnology at a turning point: a drug that changes the course of carcinoma

Technology Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 28, 2025.

Biotechnology, the branch of science that uses living organisms and biological processes to develop new products and technologies, is making rapid progress and revolutionising healthcare. In...

The yuan collapses while the US dollar remains the world's reserve currency

Finances Daniel Lacalle - April 28, 2025.

Most headlines recently have mentioned the US dollar collapse. However, the DXY Index, which considers the US dollar mostly against the euro and the yen,...

The new Russian ideological export

Russia Sergei Stepancev, TA Moscow - April 27, 2025.

Despite the internal tensions simmering in elite circles—fuelled by high interest rates and the recent arrests, deaths, or assassinations of high-ranking military officials—the Kremlin remains...

Europe's Tech Renaissance and The Continent's Hot Streak

Technology Elise Quevedo - April 27, 2025.

Hello, Europe Tech Renaissance! Are you really here? We recently heard of another tech giant, Ericsson, investing €200 million in Irish operations. And it isn't...

Apple—technology as political capital

US Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 26, 2025.

Apple's announcement in February 2025 that it would invest up to $500 billion in the USA over the next four years triggered a strong reaction...

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