President Xi Jinping emphasizes accelerating consumption and innovation, particularly in artificial intelligence, as key strategies to address China's economic challenges.

Tens of thousands of revelers are expected to participate in Germany's biggest Carnival celebrations, where political caricatures will be a central theme of the parades.

Gaza is grappling with a severe jobs crisis, with unemployment estimated at 80%, leaving residents struggling to afford basic necessities despite the availability of some goods at high prices.

Executives from Japan's Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and Nippon Ishin no Kai (Ishin) have met and agreed to accelerate deliberations on the new fiscal year's budget bill to ensure its early passage.

Footballer Luke Matheson discusses his memorable goal against Manchester United as a teenager, the challenges of being a £1m player, and the impact of McLeod's death.

Analysts observe a period of significant political instability in Britain, impacting confidence and investment. Both Labour and Conservative parties are seen as struggling electorally, with neither guaranteeing success despite the other's difficulties.

A High Court decision found the UK government's ban on Palestine Action as a terrorist group to be disproportionate and a breach of free speech rights.

The Rio Carnival parades have begun, featuring a controversial tribute to President Lula. The event takes on added significance in an election year, reflecting current political sentiments.

Keir Starmer has declared that internet platforms will not receive a 'free pass' when it comes to child safety, as the government outlines plans and a consultation to bolster protection for young people online, potentially including a social media ban for under-16s.

UK brewer BrewDog is reportedly exploring a potential sale and has engaged advisers to assist with the process.

A new analysis suggests Britain is experiencing increasing poverty and anger, leading to a description of the nation as a 'precariat nation' due to widespread economic insecurity.

Tesco has announced a major update to its Clubcard loyalty program, a move that comes after the UK competition regulator urged all supermarkets to expand their customer loyalty schemes.

Articles discuss Keir Starmer's proposed reset with the EU, his potential G20 agenda, and broader critiques of Labour's 'minimalism' and specific policies like special needs education.

A proposed UK tax on electric vehicles based on mileage could disproportionately affect rural drivers, raising concerns about regional fairness and the uptake of EVs.

Researchers report a 26% surge in Ukrainian civilian casualties in 2025, reflecting increased Russian military targeting of cities and infrastructure.

Maria Kolesnikova, a leading figure in the 2020 protests against Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko, shares her experiences in German exile after her unexpected release from prison.

An article from TradingView discusses the current state of Japan's economy, suggesting it could benefit from a boost of 'Fire Horse' energy, implying a need for renewed vigor.

Tourism Holdings is reportedly planning to divest its business operations in the UK and Ireland.

A new report examines proposals for a dramatic reduction in the Federal Reserve's balance sheet, warning that such a move could have negative consequences for the economy.

Ukraine's ex-energy minister has been detained while attempting to leave the country, facing legal proceedings following his dismissal in a corruption scandal.