What is Britain's approach to the global multilateral system?
The British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly has outlined five 'transnational priorities' for reforming the global multilateral system.
US Supreme Court declares that race must not determine University admission
The US Supreme Court has ruled that race should not determine university admissions, promoting a merit-based approach and equal opportunities in higher education.
UK partners with Africa and the Caribbean to combat the climate crisis
The UK is supporting Africa and the Caribbean through the climate crisis. Catastrophic climate events that occur in Africa and the Caribbean include droughts, hurricanes, floods, cyclones, landslides and earthquakes.
Climate finance summit wraps up eyeing bigger progress
A global summit seeking to overhaul the international financial system wraps up Friday after taking small steps towards easing the debt burden of developing nations weighed down by climate and economic crises.
UK online retailers contend with technical debt as consumer expectations shift
As retailers face the challenge of aligning consumer desires with their business capabilities, a mounting concern known as "technical debt" has emerged.
Social housing staff latest in a series of public employees to announce strike action over pay and conditions
Workers at the Housing Ombudsman and the Regulator of Social Housing have announced a week of strike action in June.
The UK and Kenya join forces to tackle climate change
Following the COP27 climate summit, a ceremony that commemorated the start of construction for the Menengai Geothermal Power Plant occurred with officials in Kenya.
Reaching the key sustainable energy goals by 2030 is unrealistic, says the UN
The UN reported that reaching Sustainable Development Goal 7 by 2030 is unrealistic. Achieving the goals would benefit the world, in terms of health, well-being, and protection from environmental and social risks.
Oil slips after Saudi-driven rally while equities edge higher
Oil prices slid Tuesday as dealers mulled the weak demand outlook after having rallied the previous day on output cuts from key crude producer Saudi Arabia.
Mixed day for global stocks as Saudi announcement lifts oil prices
Oil prices advanced Monday after key producer Saudi Arabia slashed output by a million barrels in a bid to prop up prices, while Wall Street stocks retreated from multi-month peaks.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak provides update on illegal migration delivery
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak provides an update on the government's progress in tackling illegal migration, highlighting a 20 per cent decrease in small boat crossings and comprehensive measures taken to address the issue.
British ministers attend IISS Shangri-La Dialogue to promote security in the Indo-Pacific
Britain's Defense Secretary Ben Wallace and Foreign Office Minister of State Anne-Marie Trevelyan have attended Asia's "foremost defence summit".
The United Nations would have us believe they are making remarkable progress in reducing poverty
According to the United Nations, 55 per cent of the world's population – about four billion people – did not benefit from social protection in 2016.
Sunak failing to deliver on priorities, say Britons in new poll
Almost 6 months since Rishi Sunak set out the five priorities his government would tackle, an Ipsos poll shows Britons believe he is failing.
UK businesses prepare for turbulence as government raises interest rates
Despite narrowly escaping a technical recession late last year, the UK economy finds itself on fragile ground as
high-interest rates loom.
Five banks under CMA Investigation for breaching UK competitive bonds law
The banks named in the recent report are Royal Bank Of Canada, HSBC, Deutsche Bank, Citi and Morgan Stanley. These banks allegedly participated in a series of one-to-one conversations in chatrooms, where they divulged sensitive information to traders.
Asian markets surge on Fed rate hopes
Wall Street and European markets ended with healthy gains, and Asia followed suit on Friday.
Research reveals New York City could sink under its own weight in the near future
A recent research article published in the Earth's Science edition of Advancing Earth & Space Science suggested that New York City could sink under its own weight in the near future.
Asian, European markets mixed after US debt deal
Resolving the debt debate would allow traders to turn their attention back to the economy, high inflation and central bank interest rates.
Study reveals single parents are more likely to experience anxiety
According to a recent study carried out by the Mental Health Foundation, single parents are more likely to feel anxious and pressured.
Stocks sink over US debt ceiling concerns
Wall Street extended losses while European stocks suffered their biggest single-day loss since March, after Asia had also closed in the red.
How to Enjoy Casino Games in a Responsible Way
Maintaining responsible behaviour while enjoying casino games, emphasising self-control, setting limits, and maintaining a healthy mindset to mitigate potential risks associated with gambling are all crucial in the sport.
'Modern slavery' most common in North Korea and Eritrea: study
Also in the top 10 globally were Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Kuwait.
IMF forecasts UK economic growth in major U-turn
The IMF ripped up its previous forecast in April for a 0.3-percent contraction.
Asian markets rally with Wall St on US debt optimism
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that the US government would likely run out of cash by June 1
Neymar unexpectedly joins Barcelona title celebrations
The PSG forward is currently recovering from injury and happened to be spending time back in Spain.
Stocks skittish on mixed European data, debt standoff
European markets fell in the red after starting the day in the green.
Elon Musk announces new Twitter boss as Linda Yaccarino
Elon Musk has announced he has appointed a new CEO of Twitter, with hopes that her background in advertising and sales will help provide a welcome boost to a company swamped in debt and clouded by controversy.
Biden 'optimistic' on debt talks with Republicans as default looms
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned a default could occur by June 1.
British women in business need to focus on scaling and selling
Many women prefer the work-life balance that self-employment offers as well as being able to manage work alongside other commitments.