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The article addresses the importance of correcting misinformation and the challenges faced in ensuring accurate communication in today's digital landscape.
This week, the entrepreneur Emma Grede challenges ‘old thoughts’ about work-life balance, money, motherhood and success. She argues that focus, trade-offs and relentless effort matter more than comfort. From growing up in East London to building global businesses, she makes the case that opportunity still exists, if you’re willing to chase it. But are her ideas liberating - or just unforgiving? Emma Grede is the co‑founder of Skims, created with her husband Jens and Kim Kardashian, and the CE...
This week, the columnist and author Adrian Wooldridge joins Amol to argue that liberalism is not only the best ideology for the future, but that it’s also under serious threat. Wooldridge sees populist movements on the right and identity-focused politics on the left as potentially fatal to liberal principles. The once dominant post-war philosophy has had a bad rap recently, so why should we bring it back? Has liberalism itself grown complacent? Is it now an out-of-touch establishment, failing...
The article explores how Iran's complex geopolitical dynamics and ongoing conflicts suggest the potential for a protracted and unresolved state of warfare in the region.
Frustration bubbles with the United States ahead of the leaders’ gathering in Cebu
Leftist and hard-right lawmakers passed a no-confidence motion ousting Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan
The article explores former President Trump's apparent inability to recall significant actions and decisions during his presidency, raising questions about accountability and memory in leadership.
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Kevin Warsh, the presumptive new chair of the Federal Reserve, is no economist, nor monetary policy wonk