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Lula condemns 7.1% fall in aid as military spending surges among rich nations
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva criticises the first drop in…
Central banks advance mBridge to challenge US dollar supremacy in cross-border trade
The Bank for International Settlements and key Asian and Middle Eastern central…
NATO boosts air defences near Polish border after Russia’s largest missile attack on Ukraine
Following Russia’s largest missile strike on Ukraine, NATO has deployed fighter jets…
UK ramps up £84 million aid to curb Channel migrant crossings and punish uncooperative nations
The UK government announces an £84 million funding boost to tackle root…
Kyiv premieres English ballet as Ukrainian opera distances itself from Russian repertoire
The National Opera of Ukraine in Kyiv will stage Sir Frederick Ashton’s…
Graduates overestimate readiness as Barnard leads shift to teaching life skills
Despite high confidence among students, employers report widespread unpreparedness in graduates; Barnard…
Plymouth ecologist reveals five surprising lessons from 40 years of marine research
After four decades studying coastal waters in Plymouth, a leading marine ecologist…
Sunniest spring drives UK solar boom but triggers drought and climate concerns
Spring 2025 marks a record-breaking surge in UK solar power generation amid…
Sussex Wildlife Trust warns Planning and Infrastructure Bill threatens UK habitats
The Sussex Wildlife Trust criticises the UK government’s Planning and Infrastructure Bill…
