Author: The Economist

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Highlights from day one of the 2025 Asia Pacific Amateur Championship at Emirates Golf Club in Dubai.Read More

When Kabul fell to the Taliban, Europe increased its efforts to finance specific programmes in support of Afghan students. Four years later, funding has largely run out, yet the number of applicants is still far greater than the places available. Meanwhile, the pressure on women and girls in academia continues to grow.A two-day internet blackout last month, followed by social media restrictions once services returned, may be enough to prompt a renewal of EU support.“The recent internet shutdown only adds another layer of isolation, cutting off one of the last remaining lifelines for education and connection to the outside world,”…

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear and his administration met with business leaders and trade officials in the United Kingdom, France and Ireland.Read More

Barbora Bukovská and Mark Dempsey ask how can Europe build a democratic future when civil society in Europe and beyond is facing an existential moment?Read More

Beijing slams latest punishment ensnaring 15 entities, reiterating it ‘has never provided lethal weapons to any party to the conflict’.Read More

Authorities say Russia conducting increasingly bold campaign of espionage, sabotage and cyber-interference against UK.Read More

Dylan Earl is due to be sentenced for his role in a plot ordered by operatives from the Wagner Group.Read More

Labour ministers have been criticised for giving less than 8% of a £360m package to Scotland, which lands more than half of the UK’s catch .Read More

Plus our Chris Hummer takes a deep dive into how the Texas Longhorns can fix their offenseRead More