How companies can turn sustainability into a measurable business advantage
Sustainability is a business case: practical levers to cut emissions, unlock value and avoid greenwashing
Sustainability is a business case: practical levers to cut emissions, unlock value and avoid greenwashing
A recent spike in trading interest on prediction platforms over the fate of Iran’s supreme leader has raised legal, ethical and geopolitical questions following reports of a major attack
A concise market briefing on Milan luxury real estate using OMI and Nomisma insights to highlight hotspots, price trends and investment tips
A gunman attacked a bar in Austin, killing three including the suspect and wounding 14; alongside this, corporate safety guidance and UN warnings on poverty highlight systemic vulnerabilities
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen called for a credible transition to democracy in Iran as world leaders respond cautiously to recent strikes and appeals for diplomacy intensify
A methodical examination of alleged procurement irregularities in eu-funded urban mobility projects, built on public audits, whistleblower accounts and official investigations
A methodical, document-driven guide to american celebrity: earnings, scandals, networks and implications for media and public life
A fast-developing downtown shooting wounded multiple people. Police are on site and investigations are underway.
Canada’s energy minister projects exports as high as 100 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas annually amid growing overseas demand and debate over emissions
Putin publicly decried the killing of Ali Khamenei in a letter to Iran’s president, framing the attack as a moral and legal breach while Tehran and allies respond with force
Clinical trials, real-world data and ethical questions converge on remote monitoring for heart failure; what it means for patients and health systems
Explore how fermentation, terroir and filiera corta transform simple ingredients into deep, umami-rich dishes that tell a story
Saudi Arabia has quietly reduced the original plan for The Line, shifting from a single 170 km corridor to a phased, smaller build; the change underscores practical limits in financing, politics and engineering
A coordinated U.S. and Israeli campaign targeted Iran, with claims about the death of Ayatollah Khamenei and concern that U.S. munitions shortages will constrain the operation
Record payment volumes collide with fresh regulation: a pragmatic take from a former Deutsche Bank analyst
An abrupt offensive by Afghan forces and retaliatory Pakistani strikes have ignited heavy fighting along the Durand Line, prompting diplomatic moves from China, Iran and Gulf mediators