It is challenging to draw a connection between the coup in Niger a month ago and the attempted military coup in Gabon last Wednesday. Ali Bongo,...
The essence of Britain’s unwritten constitution is that the law is whatever the majority in Parliament says it is. In practice, parliamentary supremacy is hedged around...
Schools and universities will start this academic year cautiously regarding AI-generated platforms, without a generally accepted guide for their use, but with much more tolerance...
The summit of the so-called BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) has closed with an invitation to join the group extended to the...
The European Union has done most of its homework in order to avoid turbulence and a gas supply crisis ahead of the upcoming winter. Reduced demand...
For some reason, The Times reported this week that the most popular lunchtime snack in the UK is - and has been for some decades...
China has launched a new trade war, this time with Japan, introducing a complete ban on seafood imports, thus continuing the policy of economic coercion...
