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Economy

Can India avoid 50% Trump tariffs in 20 days – what options remain?

Peter G. Killigang

With just three weeks remaining before potential 50% tariffs take effect on key Indian exports to the United States, policymakers in New Delhi are weighing their strategic options to avoid…

France's biggest wildfire of the summer has eclipsed the size of Paris and is still spreading

International

France’s most significant wildfire of the summer grows larger than Paris and spreads on

Peter G. Killigang

An uncontrolled blaze sweeping across France's Mediterranean area has now engulfed more terrain than the whole city of Paris, as firefighters grapple to manage the swiftly spreading fire. The conflagration,…

Why has the Bank of England cut interest rates?

Economy

What prompted the Bank of England to lower interest rates?

Peter G. Killigang

The recent choice by the Bank of England to lower interest rates represents a major change in monetary policy that will impact countless consumers, businesses, and investors throughout the United…

Soulja Boy released after gun charges dropped

Culture and Entertainment

Soulja Boy freed after gun charges dismissed

Peter G. Killigang

Rapper and businessman Soulja Boy has seen the gun-related charges against him dropped, bringing closure to a legal matter that had been unresolved for quite some time. This update follows…

'We had no idea of what it would become': How Keep Calm and Carry On became a divisive 21st-Century phenomenon

Culture and Entertainment

‘We had no idea of what it would become’: Keep Calm and Carry On’s journey to a 21st-Century icon

Peter G. Killigang

Several modern slogans have undergone significant changes, but none quite like "Keep Calm and Carry On." Initially an overlooked British wartime poster, this phrase has evolved into an international cultural…

Behind the Hotly Anticipated Revival of Art

Fashion and Trends

Discover the Hotly Anticipated Revival of Art

Peter G. Killigang

Over the past few years, people around the world have shown a notable resurgence in valuing traditional artistic methods. This renewed enthusiasm acts as a counterweight to our ever-more digital…

How a cartoon skull became a symbol of defiance in Indonesia

Culture and Entertainment

Why a cartoon skull represents protest in Indonesia

Peter G. Killigang

In recent times, an eye-catching yet subtle depiction has surfaced as a powerful sign of resistance throughout Indonesia—a whimsical skull, typically illustrated with striking outlines and bright hues. At first…

US says secondary sanctions on Russia to go ahead, even though Putin-Witkoff meeting ‘went well’

International

Putin-Witkoff meeting ‘went well’ but US to implement secondary Russia sanctions

Peter G. Killigang

The United States government has reaffirmed its commitment to imposing secondary sanctions on Russian entities, signaling continued economic pressure despite recent diplomatic contacts between Russian President Vladimir Putin and American…

Science and Technology

Meet the new species of giant stick insect that weighs about the same as a golf ball

Peter G. Killigang

Researchers have identified a previously unknown species of stick insect that stands out for its surprising weight among its typically lightweight relatives. This remarkable creature, discovered during an expedition in…

Prince Harry among those criticized in spat over charity he cofounded

International

Prince Harry named among critics in charity he helped start

Peter G. Killigang

Recent events have unexpectedly focused attention on one of Prince Harry's charitable projects, with the royal becoming the focal point of an increasing discussion concerning his charity foundation. The Duke…