Honda’s $9 Billion Cost-Cutting Drive Signals a Deeper Struggle With China’s Auto Challenge
Honda Motor’s plan to cut more than $9 billion in costs by 2030 is more than a conventional efficiency programme;…
Opinion
France’s Deepening Malaise Could Reshape Its Political Future
France is entering the campaign for its 2027 presidential election amid an unusually deep sense of pessimism, political disillusionment and…
Burnham’s Political Donations U-Turn Raises Questions About Labour’s Democratic Reform Agenda
Andy Burnham’s decision to abandon his proposed cap on political donations represents an early and potentially significant test of the…
Poland’s Defence Industrial Pivot: Building Military Strength While Pursuing Strategic Autonomy
Poland is undergoing a major transformation of its defence strategy, combining the rapid expansion of its armed forces with a…
US Officials Allege COSCO Ships Used to Collect Military Intelligence for Beijing
WASHINGTON — China’s state-owned shipping giant COSCO has used concealed equipment aboard its vessels to collect intelligence on military communications…
Harry and Meghan’s UK Return: A Second Chance for Reconciliation or a New Royal Controversy?
The return of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to the United Kingdom represents more than a family relocation. It could…
Burnham Faces a Difficult Balancing Act Ahead of the UK’s Autumn Budget
Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey are approaching the UK’s autumn budget under exceptionally tight fiscal and political…
Return to Western Azerbaijan: On the Path to Peace and Justice
Baku and Yerevan signed the document of an accord that many observers, even 10 years ago, doubted that either capital…
Harry and Meghan’s Brand Faces a Defining Test as They Return to Britain
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s return to Britain is creating a new chapter for the couple’s global public image, but…
America’s Debt Reckoning
The United States has spent decades convincing the world that its debt is the safest place to store money. That…