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Oil extends gains as Middle East conflict threatens export facilities

Oil extends gains as Middle East conflict threatens export facilities by : Reuters Source link

Have we passed ‘peak sheep’?

The classic view of British countryside is of hilly green fields, stone walls and sheep dotted about in the distance. But that scene could be disappearing as farmers move away from keeping sheep, or reduce…

How ‘looksmaxxing’ self-improvement apps are marketing misogyny to young men

A theory about male “sexual market value” that began in online manosphere forums is now appearing in the TikTok feeds of Australian teenagers — repackaged as AI-powered “looksmaxxing” apps. The idea is closely tied to…

Analysis-Iran holds the key to reopening global energy markets

Analysis-Iran holds the key to reopening global energy markets by : Reuters Source link

Electric vehicles could soon be cheaper than petrol cars in Africa – if financing barriers fall

The cost of electric vehicles (EVs) has long looked like a barrier to adoption in Africa. Most researchers didn’t expect battery power to become affordable enough to replace petrol or diesel on the continent before…

What’s it like to be a bat? Scientists develop new solution to the puzzle of animal minds

In 1974, philosopher Thomas Nagel posed a deceptively simple question: “what is it like to be a bat?”. His point wasn’t really about bats. He was offering a provocative challenge about the limits of understanding…

Hamas calls on Iran not to target neighboring countries but affirms its right to self-defence

Hamas calls on Iran not to target neighboring countries but affirms its right to self-defence by : Reuters Source link

Why a short, sharp climate shock affects your pension more than a slow, looming threat

When severe floods struck Valencia in late 2024, the damage quickly spread beyond the affected neighbourhoods. Infrastructure was disrupted, insurance claims surged and supply chains were hit across the region. Within days, the financial implications…

Reform rules or risk ‘coercion and mercantilism’ – Lagarde

Reform rules or risk ‘coercion and mercantilism’ – Lagarde – Central Banking Skip to main content End of drawer navigation content ECB president says it is better to revise current international order than to abandon…

Rising CO₂ levels are reflected in human blood. Scientists don’t know what it means

Humans evolved in an atmosphere containing roughly 200–300 parts per million (ppm) of carbon dioxide (CO₂). Today, that figure sits above 420 ppm, higher than at any point in the history of our species. We…

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Oil extends gains as Middle East conflict threatens export facilities

Have we passed ‘peak sheep’?

How ‘looksmaxxing’ self-improvement apps are marketing misogyny to young men

Analysis-Iran holds the key to reopening global energy markets

Electric vehicles could soon be cheaper than petrol cars in Africa – if financing barriers fall

What’s it like to be a bat? Scientists develop new solution to the puzzle of animal minds

Hamas calls on Iran not to target neighboring countries but affirms its right to self-defence

Why a short, sharp climate shock affects your pension more than a slow, looming threat

Reform rules or risk ‘coercion and mercantilism’ – Lagarde

Rising CO₂ levels are reflected in human blood. Scientists don’t know what it means

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