Across England, Wales, and Northern Ireland, thousands of students are opening envelopes or logging in online today to receive their A-level, BTEC, and T-level results, marking a pivotal moment in their academic journeys. This year’s results have revealed a notable shift: for the first time since 2018, boys have outperformed girls in terms of top…
When the largest piece of Mars ever found on Earth was unveiled at Sotheby’s in New York, bathed in bright lights that made it glow silver and red, the world marvelled. Less than 400 meteorites from the Red Planet have been confirmed among the 50,000 discovered on Earth. This one, weighing 24.7kg (54lb) and named…
In the heart of the besieged Sudanese city of El-Fasher, the air is thick with dust, grief, and the faint aroma of boiling ambaz—a bitter peanut residue normally fed to livestock. For the women gathered at the Matbakh-al-Khair communal kitchen, it is now the only food left to give their children. “Our children are dying…
China’s BYD (Build Your Dreams) is surging ahead in India’s electric vehicle (EV) market, smashing its prior sales records—yet the automaker faces major obstacles. Despite consumer demand, prohibitive tariffs and the absence of local manufacturing are clouding its long-term prospects. BYD’s performance in India in the first half of 2025 is remarkable: sales in that…
Across Southeast Asia, some of America’s most iconic fast-food brands are grappling with plummeting sales after prolonged consumer boycotts. In Malaysia and Indonesia, global names like Starbucks, KFC, Pizza Hut, and McDonald’s are scrambling to stem losses, with far-reaching consequences for local franchise operators. In Malaysia, Starbucks, operated locally by Berjaya Food, reported an 18%…
The West Midlands is set to become a national leader in health and medical technology as Mayor Richard Parker pledged to turbocharge the sector — a move aimed at saving lives, creating thousands of skilled jobs, and igniting the region’s economic growth. The announcement came during the Mayor’s visit to Coventry-based Cytecom, a pioneering diagnostics…
The Royal Navy’s flagship, HMS Prince of Wales, arrived at the U.S. naval base in Yokosuka, south of Tokyo, on Tuesday, marking its first-ever port call in Japan and underscoring the deepening defense cooperation between the United Kingdom and Japan. The 65,000-ton aircraft carrier, accompanied by the Type 45 destroyer HMS Dauntless, is on a…
Thailand’s central bank has cut its key interest rate by a quarter of a percentage point to 1.50%, marking its fourth rate reduction in ten months, in a widely expected move aimed at jump-starting an economy weighed down by sluggish consumption, weaker exports, and months of negative inflation. The decision, taken unanimously by the Monetary…
Singapore is taking decisive steps to invigorate its stock market, aiming to attract more listings and bolster investor confidence. The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has reported its highest annual earnings since going public in 2000, with adjusted net profit rising 15.9% to S$609.5 million for the fiscal year ending in June 2025. Revenue grew by 11.7%…
Japan’s Murata Manufacturing is making waves in the wearable medical technology sector with its newly developed stretchable sensors, designed to enhance comfort and functionality for health-monitoring devices. As the market for wearable medical technology races toward a projected $85 billion by 2034, Murata’s innovative Stretchable Printed Circuit (SPC) technology, alongside contributions from Kyocera and Sanyo…
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