The European Spring 2026 edition – out now
The Spring 2026 edition explores security, finance, energy and leadership shaping Europe through expert insight and global reporting.
People act more rationally when they think they are dealing with AI, study finds
AI decision making study shows people behave more rationally and accept unfair deals more often when interacting with artificial intelligence.
Toxic bosses may thrive at work, but the office pays the price, new research finds
Toxic bosses research shows dark personality leaders may succeed but often create stress, burnout and reduced workplace morale.
Europe launches ‘anti-kill switch’ cloud shield as Trump fears grip Brussels
Four European tech firms launch sovereign cloud recovery system to protect critical services from potential US disruption fears.
Starmer summons social media chiefs to Downing Street over child safety
Starmer summons social media giants to Downing Street as government considers stricter protections for children and online safety measures.
Why Liechtenstein is the launchpad for blended finance
Liechtenstein is emerging as a launchpad for blended finance, connecting private capital with global sustainable development opportunities.
Luxury SUV market forecast to top $33bn by 2036 as electric models and bigger vehicles drive demand
Luxury SUV sales are set to triple by 2036 as electrification, larger models, and tech-heavy features boost global demand.
Luxury villa group Eterniti secures €30m to expand global portfolio
Eterniti secures €30m to expand its luxury villa portfolio, targeting growth across Europe, the US and Caribbean markets.
UK to slash steel import quotas as ministers target bigger share for domestic producers
UK steel import quotas will be slashed to boost domestic production, strengthen industry resilience, and reduce reliance on imports.
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Inside Costa Rica’s medtech boom
Costa Rica medtech sector is booming, becoming a global hub for medical devices, innovation, and life sciences manufacturing growth.
ADX wraps Hong Kong roadshow after pitch to global asset managers
ADX Hong Kong roadshow concludes after showcasing Abu Dhabi market strengths, dividend growth and efforts to attract global institutional investors.
Zanzibar’s tourism boom ‘exposes new investment opportunities beyond hotels’
Zanzibar’s tourism boom is creating new investment opportunities beyond hotels, driven by record arrivals and infrastructure expansion.
Residence and citizenship planning is reshaping global wealth strategies
Residence and citizenship planning is emerging as a core pillar of global wealth strategies amid rising geopolitical and regulatory uncertainty.
Middle East tensions expose Europe’s energy vulnerability as flexibility reshapes clean energy investment
Europe energy transition gains urgency as geopolitical tensions expose fossil fuel vulnerability and boost flexible clean energy investment strategies.
Landmark UK nuclear deal to cut reliance on foreign energy after Middle East tensions
UK signs nuclear deal with Rolls-Royce SMR to boost energy security and reduce reliance on volatile fossil fuel markets.
EU moves to make Europe’s tinderbox landscapes less prone to wildfire
Europe plans fire-resilient landscapes by reshaping forests and fields to slow wildfires after record-breaking 2025 fire season.
Supermarkets move to end sale of live lobsters and crabs ahead of UK ban
UK supermarkets are ending live crustacean sales ahead of a planned ban, as animal welfare standards tighten across the industry.
NEOMA signs McGill exchange deal as it deepens push into Canada
NEOMA McGill partnership gives students study opportunities in Montreal, expanding NEOMA’s international reach and academic collaboration in Canada.
University of New Haven receives approval for first US branch campus in Saudi Arabia
University of New Haven receives approval for Saudi branch campus in Riyadh, expanding US education with business, digital innovation and...
Executive education market forecast to nearly triple to $31.5bn by 2036
Executive education market projected to nearly triple as AI-led learning and corporate academies drive strong global growth.
London Business School and Emeritus launch Chief Investment Officer Programme
The nine-month programme, starting in June, will combine live online teaching with a London campus immersion for senior investment leaders
The 2026 European awards cement Steve Durbin and the ISF at the forefront of cybersecurity
The European awards recognise Steve Durbin and the ISF for leadership, innovation, governance and education in cybersecurity excellence globally.
These are the 10 AI trends to watch in 2026 that will drive business forward
SDG Group reveals 10 AI trends for 2026, highlighting vertical AI, context engineering and smarter data-driven business decisions.
Europe launches ‘anti-kill switch’ cloud shield as Trump fears grip Brussels
Four European tech firms launch sovereign cloud recovery system to protect critical services from potential US disruption fears.
Starmer summons social media chiefs to Downing Street over child safety
Starmer summons social media giants to Downing Street as government considers stricter protections for children and online safety measures.
New Greenland airport opens up Arctic region once reached only by boat or helicopter
Greenland new airport in Qaqortoq opens South Greenland to flights, improving access to remote Arctic landscapes and cultural heritage.
Electric air taxis move closer after aircraft completes key in-flight switch
Electric air taxis achieve a successful transition from vertical to forward flight, marking a milestone for urban air travel.
Delta SkyMiles named world’s most valuable airline loyalty programme in $31bn ranking
Delta SkyMiles leads global rankings at $31.8bn, underlining the growing financial importance of airline loyalty programmes worldwide.
Australia tops global ranking of the world’s most beautiful airport landings
Beautiful airport landings ranking puts Lord Howe Island first, with dramatic approaches in Queenstown, Madeira and Aspen also featured.
New 235-room hotel planned for Dublin’s Liberties after €54.2m funding deal
Dublin hotel development funding boosts Liberties project with €54.2m, creating 235 rooms, studios, café, and co-working space.
Scotland’s oldest heritage charity launches £1.5m appeal to buy permanent Edinburgh home
Edinburgh heritage charity appeal seeks £1.5m to secure a permanent home and create Scotland’s first national heritage hub.
Where Britain’s super-rich are buying as the nation’s priciest streets are revealed
Winnington Road in Barnet tops Britain’s most expensive streets, while London dominates Rightmove’s ultra-prime property rankings.
Dubai office values reportedly double to AED 13.1bn amid supply shortfall
Dubai office market 2025 saw values double to AED 13.1bn amid supply constraints and rising demand.
Air New Zealand unveils world’s first “sleep sessions” for a Ki-wi nap in economy
Air New Zealand Skynest sleep pods offer economy passengers four-hour lie-flat rest sessions on selected long-haul Boeing 787 flights.
New Bahamas hideaway promises a quieter private-island escape for cruise passengers
Sandy Cay, a new Bahamas private island, promises a quieter, more secluded escape for MSC cruise passengers.
Delta SkyMiles named world’s most valuable airline loyalty programme in $31bn ranking
Delta SkyMiles leads global rankings at $31.8bn, underlining the growing financial importance of airline loyalty programmes worldwide.
Luxury villa group Eterniti secures €30m to expand global portfolio
Eterniti secures €30m to expand its luxury villa portfolio, targeting growth across Europe, the US and Caribbean markets.
Will it make the boat go faster?” How hotelier Kostas Sfaltos built a leadership philosophy around a single question
Leadership philosophy from Kostas Sfaltos highlights simple decision-making, team culture and small improvements that drive performance and success.
Starmer’s tough line on teen social media risks making a bad problem worse
Teen social media ban proposals may worsen risks by pushing activity underground, experts argue for safer platform regulation instead.
Why these bleak, rain-lashed islands may matter more than we think to Arctic security
The Aleutian Islands are emerging as a కీల frontier in Arctic security as geopolitical tensions rise between global powers.
Why disabled people need peer support more than ever
Peer support empowers disabled people with guidance, resilience and community, helping navigate systems that often fail their needs.
Jenson Button, Freddie Hunt and Tom Kristensen headline star-studded Goodwood Members’ Meeting
Goodwood Members Meeting brings together racing legends, historic cars and family-friendly motorsport action in a standout spring event.
The European Reads: DUTY: The True Story of W/O Norman Cyril Jackson VC
Norman Cyril Jackson VC story details his heroic Lancaster mission over Germany and the extraordinary bravery that saved his crew...
New Greenland airport opens up Arctic region once reached only by boat or helicopter
Greenland new airport in Qaqortoq opens South Greenland to flights, improving access to remote Arctic landscapes and cultural heritage.
Easter Island: Oggy Boytchev on the world’s loneliest outpost
Easter Island travel reveals Rapa Nui’s moai, history and remote life, offering practical tips for visiting this isolated destination.
