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The Snowball Effect: How a Niche Steel Dispute Grew into a Transatlantic Crisis

What began as a niche dispute over steel imports is snowballing into a major transatlantic crisis, with the United States' "derivative" products policy acting as the catalyst. The initial...

A Test of EU Solidarity: Can Brussels Shield Its Members from US Pressure?

The European Union's solidarity is facing a significant test as the United States applies targeted pressure on different...

The 35M→83M Chasm: BP Shows Massive Oil Demand Disconnect

There is a massive chasm between the 35 million barrels per day (b/d) of oil demand needed to...

Anticipation Builds for 2026: The Tech World Awaits the First Gigawatt

Following this week’s stunning news of the $100 billion Nvidia-OpenAI pact, a new date has been circled on...

Beyond the Headlines: Inside Google’s £5B Plan for UK Jobs and Infrastructure

Going beyond the headlines, Google's £5 billion ($6.80 billion) investment in the UK is a detailed plan for...

‘If NATO Does As I Say’: Trump’s Authoritative Tone with Allies

The language used by President Donald Trump in his latest foreign policy announcement reveals an unusually authoritative tone with America's closest allies. His phrase,...

The O’Sullivan Sanctions Summit: EU Chief Hears Trump’s Radical Tariff Plan

EU sanctions chief David O’Sullivan was at the center of discussions in Washington this week, where he was presented with President Donald Trump's most...

The Trillion-Dollar Partnership: Musk and Shareholders on a Shared Journey

Tesla is pitching its historic pay plan for Elon Musk not as a simple compensation package, but as a "trillion-dollar partnership" between the CEO...

Google Antitrust Ruling Explained: A Guide to the Key Terms and Takeaways

The landmark ruling in the U.S. v. Google case is filled with legal and technical jargon. Here is a simple breakdown of what happened...

Levi’s UK Sales Strong, But Company Fears a Political Stain

Despite strong sales and a 23% profit jump, Levi's UK fears its brand could acquire a political stain that repels British consumers. The company...

The £40 Billion Question: Are Banks the Answer to the UK’s Deficit?

The UK government is grappling with a £40 billion question: how to fill the massive hole in its finances. On Friday, a potential answer...