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If we're to avert climate catastrophe, we must embrace all science-backed solutions, including those with complex legacies. Not only are nuclear reactors safer today, key supply constraints have eased. Make it part of the mix.

We are more interested in US culture than America cares about ours, as seen in fields ranging from cinema to literature, but we may already have a remedy in place. It's unconscious rather than official, but there's evidence that a cultural tariff ...

It was ultimately a sharp sell-off of Treasury bonds that made the US pull back from its 'reciprocal tariff' misadventure. It has revealed a limit to how far Trump can push his trade agenda.

Under the influence of his teacher Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, Chettiar realised that profit was a reductive construct in the larger sea of life. Post-Independence Indian society could pull itself out of the quagmire of grinding poverty only through .. ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. warned Food and Drug Administration staff about the influence of the "deep state" on the agency in an all-hands meeting Friday where he also made off-color comments about children with developmental disabilities.

The reality that the US is no longer a trustworthy ally has sunk in, bringing members of the European Union closer. It may be tempting to align with China, but the EU should invest in its own security and industry. It's also time to issue joint debt.

Bharat Global Developer resumed trading this morning after more than a three-month trading ban, and immediately hit the 5% lower circuit filter..While Sebi has lifted its trading ban on Bharat Global, the company remains under investigation as there ...

Amid global uncertainty thanks to unpredictable US tariffs, the Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) unanimously effected a rate cut and shift in stance. This gives the Indian economy a confidence boost without compromising its ...

The world's biggest trade bloc takes its time and uses its weight.

That US reciprocal tariffs were always a tool of leverage over America's trade partners has gained traction as a guess. But if the response of asset markets was behind it, the story of Treasury bond yield movements on 9 April holds a tell-tale clue.