Editorial - Page 129

Bitcoin has been on a bit of a wild ride. After Tesla's bold USD one billion buy-ins, several other major corporations also expressed interest in...

Before Joe Biden took office, there was a wave of cautious optimism that he would return America to its original foreign policy commitments. For most...

When Donald Trump had first taken the office of US President in 2016, one of his most significant foreign policy moves was to affect a major change in...

Days after a mysterious oil spill washed up on Israel's Mediterranean shoreline, the county was forced to close up its beaches. Now, the country's...

Vaccine scepticism and misinformation is an undeniably significant challenge that all ongoing inoculation campaigns must sooner or later face....

In what could prove to be a landmark judgment for gig workers worldwide, the UK Supreme Court ruled that Uber drivers are to be considered workers and...

With its unprecedented move to block news content on its site in Australia, Facebook is now at the centre of a massive storm. If the social media...

This week, White House spokeswoman Jen Psaki stated that President Biden supports a study on whether the descendants of former slaves in the United...

Even though we are very much in the grip of one pandemic, there is already widespread discussion regarding the next possible pandemic. This is not...

As had become obvious, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala has indeed been named to be the WTO's first woman Director-General. Her elevation to the post came not too...

It's been two weeks since the military junta of Myanmar deposed the civilian government of Aung Su Kyi. If the military expected a quick rollover from...

Just as predicted, the US Senate acquitted former President Trump in his second impeachment trial. With a final vote of 57-43, the vote to convict...