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Germany has halved its 2026 gross domestic product (GDP) growth forecast, dropping from 1% to 0.5%, the third consecutive year the industrial base has underperformed. Economy Minister Katherina Reiche told a pr...

Currency swap lines tend to enter public debate at the worst possible moments. They carry the vocabulary of emergency: liquidity stress, central bank backstops, the fear that a shortage of dollars can become a wider panic almost overnight. That association is what made Trump’s remarks so easy to misread. The more revealing moment was not what he said but how Abu Dhabi chose t...

Demographic decline is usually discussed through pensions, labour shortages, and ageing voters. Universities rarely sit at the centre of that conversation. They should. When fewer young people are born, the effects reach classrooms, admissions offices, and campus budgets long before ministers admit that the education system itself is starting to shrink.

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Brussels saw two very different kinds of engagement on 16 April. Senior Azerbaijani officials were meeting with representatives of the European External Action Service (EEAS) in Brussels to advance a new partnership agreement.

In a separate chamber, the Belgian House of Representatives was adopting a resolution branding portions of Azerbaijan’s border territory ...

On 16 April, a team from the Islamic Health Association drove towards an Israeli strike site in Mayfadoun, a village in Nabatieh province in southern Lebanon. A subsequent Israeli airstrike struck the paramedics immediately.

A pair of further ambulances, despatched by the Risala Scout Association and the Nabatieh Ambulance Service,