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In the 1950s, Swiss farmers intensified and mechanized their fields; nine decades of records now reveal an unexpected divide: butterflies are still struggling, while forest beetles have fully bounced backButterflies and beetles are disappearing at an alarming rate. A Swiss study reveals significant butterfly losses since 1930, linked to farm...
Collapse is near: Trump's window to resolve Iran crisis closing fastWest Asia tensions are escalating, impacting global markets. Iranian attacks and US strikes near the Strait of Hormuz are disrupting oil su...
Has China eaten Europe's lunch? A Brussels-Beijing battle is brewingEurope is adopting a tougher stance against China's industrial practices. A new strategy aims to protect European industries from unfair co...
A $2.89 trillion military surge signals the sharpest global arms buildup since WWIIThe surge in global military budgets is astonishing, with nations investing heavily in their defense capabilities in response to escalating...
Curb your overenthusiasm: Why India must avoid early overregulation while drafting rules for new techIndia faces a critical choice in regulating new industries like AI and genomics. Overly cautious, ex-ante regulations, similar to the histo...
Journalist or messenger? Why does every White House Iran leak go through the same reporter? The Barak Ravid questionBarak Ravid and the Iran Leak Pipeline: The name Barak Ravid keeps appearing whenever sensitive Iran stories break in Washington. A new lea...
The K-pop cash flow: South Korean beats power India's FDI remixSouth Korean President Lee Jae Myung's visit to New Delhi signals India's strategic push for large-scale FDI in advanced manufacturing and ...
Beyond sneakers: Bachi Pullela’s ‘State of Joy’ bet in the footwear spaceBachi Pullela, Founder of State of Joy, discusses his transition from global manufacturing to building a consumer-facing brand rooted in In...
ECB policymakers to discuss 50 bps rate hike this week: SourcesThe sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the deliberations are private, said policymakers were also homing in on a deal to ...
EU Finance Ministers agree on $ 590-billion coronavirus package“Today [Thursday] we agreed on three safety nets and a plan for the recovery to ensure we grow together and not apart once the crisis is be...
Italy PM sees EU's very future at stake over its response to coronavirusItalian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte said the very future of the European Union was at stake over its response to the coronavirus as Germa...
ECB says it has more firepower to fight crisisMarkets have questioned whether ECB has any potent tools left should the virus crisis deepen.
Where is personal data of 45-lakh ex-services collected for ECHS smart cards? Delhi police files FIRThe ministry has alleged that Score Information Technology (SITL) was given a five-year contract in 2010 for the development of smart cards...
India largely absent from EU’s strategic agenda: Rutte"The fifth-largest economy in the European Union post-Brexit, the Netherlands is also India’s fifth-largest source of foreign direct invest...
Asia, Europe need more investment, job opportunitiesAsia and Europe need to create more investment and employment opportunities to combat economic troubles.
German court ruling clears the way for possible end to euro crisisWith Germany's court ruling, the path has been cleared for the 500 billion euro ESM and the fiscal pacts that are seen as critical for the ...
Court ruling puts euro fund ball back in Angela Merkel's courtThe ESM, to be based in Luxembourg, is a key plank in Angela Merkel's artillery to defuse the crisis that has gripped the Eurozone.
- 'India to benefit too from German court nod to Euro package'
Germany's top constitutional court allowed the country to ratify the euro-area bailout fund with certain conditions.
EFSF optimistic about German court verdict on ESMThe EFSF is optimistic about the impending verdict by the German court on a petition challenging the constitutional feasibility of the ESM.
- Eurozone builds $1 trillion financial firewall for larger economies
The eurozone nations have reached a deal to build up a massive 800-bn-euro financial firewall to prevent the 2-yr-old sovereign debt crisis.