Iran Attacks US Base in Kuwait as Trump Denies Deal Reports
Talks aimed at turning a fragile ceasefire into an agreement to end the three-month war have been overshadowed by fresh attacks ac…
Two Deaths Expose Uneven Coverage of Migrant Crime in Ireland
Contrasting political and media responses to two deaths in Dublin have raised questions about selective coverage when crimes invol…
Ebola Patient in Berlin Puts Europe on Alert
An American doctor infected with Ebola while working in DR Congo has been hospitalized at Berlin’s Charité Hospital. Virologist Bo…
Top Ukrainian General Sees Six-Month Window to Shift the War
Ukraine has an edge in drone warfare and unmanned systems, and is inflicting heavy losses on Russian forces. If it sustains moment…
Offshore Wind Starts to Falter
Energy giants TotalEnergies and BP are pulling back from several offshore wind sites in the North and Baltic Seas after openly que…
Woman Cleared After UK Abortion Safe Zone Case Collapses
Claire Brennan stood accused of violating Northern Ireland’s abortion safe zone legislation, but the prosecution’s case collapsed …
KFC’s Czech Operator Responds to Hygiene Allegations with a Hard Reboot
KFC is facing a serious crisis in the Czech Republic after revelations of hygiene problems shook consumer confidence. The fast-foo…
EU Crackdown Threatens the Era of Cheap Temu Parcels
Europe is preparing to scrap the customs break that helped make cheap parcels from platforms such as Temu, Shein and AliExpress so…
Ukraine’s Labor Shortage Opens a Fight Over Migration
Ukraine will need millions of workers to rebuild after the war. Business groups see foreign labor as part of the answer, but right…
AI reaches its limits on Starbucks shelves
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Keir Starmer faces the bond market’s guillotine
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Britain’s political collapse is a warning to Europe
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Why is the US economy outpacing Europe?
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Trump’s second term has not brought a turnaround on abortion
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Mass Emigration and Low Birth Rates Are Draining the Balkans of Its Future
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Romania has enormous potential – but also serious problems
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Inheritance and gift taxes hurt economic growth
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Oil prices could double within just a few weeks
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Developing countries are growing old before they grow rich
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Mass migration is only a leaky patch for demographic decline
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War doesn’t hurt Putin’s popularity – restricting Telegram does
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Three conflicts, one common thread – what links Venezuela, Iran and Greenland?
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Wall Street is a magnet for money, and that’s what keeps the dollar afloat
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If China wants to become a hegemon, it has to grow rich before it grows old
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Donnyland: Kyiv Tries to Catch Trump’s Attention
The age of robotic animals arrives on modern battlefields
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Trump is unsettled by the Pope’s authority – one that does not depend on political power
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Leo XIV builds bridges with quiet strength and reinforces the authority of the Church
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The Iran conflict is set to drive up car prices across Europe
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How AI, Remote Trials and New Business Models Could Transform Drug Testing
In an interview with Statement, Lindus Health co-founder Mery Beckwith explains how AI and remote clinical trials could cut drug d…
Eight Years in Jihadist Hands: Where Is Sonja Nientiet?
Years after her abduction in Somalia, Sonja Nientiet is still being held by jihadists. An NGO accuses the German government of not…
Musk, Mars and Market Amnesia
A record Dow Jones and a looming giant public offering of SpaceX stock are masking geopolitical tensions. Markets are betting on M…
Russian Patriarch Accused of Questioning Core Christian Teaching
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Russian Orthodox Patriarch Kirill has repeatedly attracted attention with statements th…
Why an Oil Shock May Mean More Coal, Not Less
Another oil shock, another promise of a green energy revolution. But as prices surge in the wake of the Iran conflict, the case fo…
Biological Males in Women’s Prisons: US Justice Department Opens Investigation
The US Justice Department is investigating the placement of biologically male transgender inmates in a women’s prison. The inquiry…
Britain’s Bond Trap
The British lesson from Liz Truss to Keir Starmer shows that without investor confidence, many victorious politicians are governin…
Britain: The Country Where Motherhood Has Become a Crisis
For a growing number of women in Britain, pregnancy is no longer a milestone but a crisis. The country is approaching 300,000 abor…
Britain as a Warning Signal for Europe’s Establishment
As Reform UK upends Britain’s old political order, Europe’s established parties face a warning: voters who feel ignored on migrati…
Starmer's Revenge
Keir Starmer’s premiership is collapsing amid electoral defeat, scandal and rebellion within Labour. Yet even as rivals circle, th…
The Rise of “Islamopopulism” in Britain
With more than 100 independent Muslim councillors winning seats in Britain’s local elections in April, a new study has tackled the…
Concerns Over EU Bias After MEP Immunity Decision
A European Parliament vote to shield Angelika Niebler, a senior German Christian Social Union MEP, from an investigation by the Eu…
Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical to Tech Giants: Slow Down
When Leo XIII issued Rerum Novarum in 1891, he made the Catholic Church a moral voice in the age of industrial capitalism. With Ma…
"I Can't Breathe": How Henry Nowak Died in Police Handcuffs
A young student dies in police handcuffs on a Southampton street. His alleged attacker had accused him of racism moments earlier, …
Poland Split Over Same-Sex Marriage as Ukraine Takes Another Path
Warsaw and Kyiv are moving in opposite directions. In Poland, courts are ordering authorities to register same-sex marriages contr…
Poisoned Guidelines: The Attempt to Whitewash Surrogacy
Leading reproductive medicine associations have proposed global guidelines to define new standards for surrogacy. What looks like …
Russia Attacks Ukraine with Oreshnik Missile
The strike was an act of nuclear intimidation without a nuclear warhead, according to Serhiy Sternenko, an adviser to the Ukrainia…
US and Iran Edge Toward a Deal to End the War
The US and Iran said on Saturday they were close to a memorandum of understanding to end the war, even as Tehran warned that key i…
Gunman Killed After Opening Fire at White House Checkpoint
A gunman who opened fire on law enforcement officers at a White House checkpoint on Saturday night was shot and killed at the scen…
The High-Protein Trap
High-protein products have moved from gyms into ordinary supermarkets. Nutritionists warn that many cost far more than conventiona…
Holy Land Christians Fear Disappearing From Christ’s Birthplace
In an interview with Statement, Bishop William Hanna Shomali, auxiliary bishop of the Latin Patriarchate of Jerusalem, warns that …
X Bows to Pressure From Britain’s Censors
Britain’s communications regulator can now count on X to review and remove content more quickly. Hate and disinformation are the s…
