Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Two of the UK’s largest low cost ...

The OECD also reported a sharp fall of 13 per cent between 2023 and 2024 in the number of new international students. This followed a tightening of visa rules in all four of the main anglophone host ...

Carlos Mazón, the Spanish regional leader who had a long lunch with a journalist during flash floods that killed more than 230 people, resigned on Monday just over a year after the disaster.

Long associated with politics or the military, the behind-the-scenes role is increasingly popular in the private sector ...

They predicted a close, 5-4 vote for a quarter-point cut this week, with Bailey joining deputy governors Breeden and Dave ...

America’s highest court will hear arguments on Wednesday about President Donald Trump’s use of emergency tariffs. Trump has ...

State and local US races are seen as a political litmus test of Trump's performance.

Nevertheless, in Andrews’ argument, which is becoming a mainstream conservative argument, liberal “wokeness” is the ...

The EU has seen a surge in interest from American academics applying for grants, as US researchers increasingly look for ...

Describe at least two ways that having a social identity as a fan of team sports has a protective effect against social ...

Using information from the article, describe what is happening to the use of solar energy in Iran [2] Explain two factors ...

The Indonesian government is in debt negotiations with China over its $7.3bn “Whoosh” bullet train, as the Beijing-backed ...