Economy & BusinessLatest NewsWorld News Day’s warning to the press: adapt together or fade outMore than 1,000 outlets are backing the campaign as social media, AI tools and shifting habits weaken the old news hierarchy.Sep 28, 6:01 AM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsZurich Airport’s CT scanners are faster — and not by accidentThree months after the switch to CT-based hand-luggage screening, Zurich Airport says the new system has lifted throughput by up to 30% while still leaving queues dependent on staffing and discipline.Sep 28, 6:01 AM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsNepal’s tourism season collides with a flood aftershockHotels, drivers and roadside sellers are discovering that disaster does not stop at the riverbank; it also arrives as cancelled bookings and empty roads.Sep 28, 6:00 AM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsEurope’s electrical steel fix is only a brief pauseThe Commission’s quotas on grain-oriented electrical steel buy time, but they do not solve the industrial weakness behind Europe’s energy dependence.Sep 27, 6:01 PM
Culture & LifestyleEconomy & BusinessLatest NewsBasel’s kult.kino turns 50 by doing the unglamorous thing: survivingThe independent operator has outlasted the city’s old cinema strip by mixing arthouse films, blockbusters and a bar bill that helps pay for the rest.Sep 27, 6:01 PM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsBritain’s creatives forced a retreat on AI copyright — Australia should pay attentionA mix of celebrity firepower, political organising and public backing turned a tidy tech policy into a cautionary tale.Sep 27, 4:01 PM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsSOCAR tries to cool Italy’s fuel bill with a price capThe Azerbaijani state company is moving first on IP stations, with the option of widening the scheme if the market keeps misbehaving.Sep 27, 4:01 PM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsBrussels Tells Capitals to Spend Less Gas Before Winter Does the RestThe Commission says there is no immediate supply crisis, but it is urging governments to treat demand restraint as the cheaper option while storage remains thin and prices keep climbing.Sep 27, 12:01 PM
Economy & BusinessSocietyLatest NewsChina’s Burnt-Out Gen Z Finds an Unlikely Hero in an AnthropologistAs state-promised prosperity stalls, hyper-competitive Chinese youth turn to academic Biao Xiang to make sense of economic burnout.Sep 27, 8:01 AM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsGermany’s Self-Inflicted Energy RetreatAs global rivals double down on nuclear power, Berlin’s ideological phase-out threatens industrial survival.Sep 27, 8:01 AM
PoliticsLatest NewsTrump’s China arms pitch puts Taiwan back on the bargaining tableDavid Perdue says Trump floated a sale to Beijing as Washington keeps sending weapons to Taipei under a law that refuses to go away.6:02 AM
PoliticsLatest NewsHoppermann closes ranks around Merz — and puts the coalition on the clockThe CDU general secretary wants the personnel row buried and the pension, health and care reforms implemented without further coalition theatre.6:01 AM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsWorld News Day’s warning to the press: adapt together or fade outMore than 1,000 outlets are backing the campaign as social media, AI tools and shifting habits weaken the old news hierarchy.6:01 AM
SocietyLatest NewsWhy India Turns Straightforward Officials into CelebritiesTukaram Mundhe’s sudden fame says less about him than about a system where ordinary enforcement still feels remarkable.6:01 AM
Economy & BusinessLatest NewsZurich Airport’s CT scanners are faster — and not by accidentThree months after the switch to CT-based hand-luggage screening, Zurich Airport says the new system has lifted throughput by up to 30% while still leaving queues dependent on staffing and discipline.6:01 AM
SocietyLatest NewsThe moths are back, and New South Wales has noticedSightings of the endangered bogong moth have surged this spring, offering a rare conservation story that is genuinely good news.6:00 AM
