What to see in the night sky this July: Capella, Cassiopeia and the Andromeda Galaxy
Omara Williams guides July stargazing with tips to spot Capella, Cassiopeia, Andromeda Galaxy, and meteor showers.
03
Jul
03
Jul
Why digital intelligence is the leadership skill that matters most
Marco Ryan argues that digital intelligence—not just technical skill—is the key to responsible leadership in the AI era.
03
Jul
We need to rethink workplace resilience
We must redefine workplace resilience to embrace neurodiversity, rest, and individual needs—not just uniform endurance under pressure.
02
Jul
Exclusive: Dr Jane Goodall demands action as UK falls ‘behind the curve’ on trophy hunting
Dr Jane Goodall urges UK ban on trophy imports, warning Britain is “behind the curve” on wildlife protection.
02
Jul
UAE travellers planning more international trips in 2025, with safety and insurance high on the agenda
UAE travellers plan more overseas trips in 2025, prioritising safety, insurance, and digital convenience when booking holidays.
02
Jul
Confidence holds in European hospitality, but skills and tech gaps persist
Confidence is high in European hospitality, but digital gaps, training shortfalls, and staffing challenges remain widespread concerns.
30
Jun
Diving in to… The Isle of Wight
Exploring the Isle of Wight’s wild swim spots, Ben Hooper dives into coastal beauty, history, and bracing waters.
27
Jun
Investor attention turns to Klīversala as exclusive Blue Marine development breaks ground
Blue Marine, a premium riverside development in Riga’s Klīversala, offers exclusive residential opportunities with historical significance.
27
Jun
Greece’s TITAN Group climbs TIME’s global sustainability rankings
TITAN Group rises 158 spots to rank 150th in TIME’s 2025 global sustainability list, recognized for eco-friendly efforts.
26
Jun
Is this Europe’s second most expensive apartment? London penthouse listed at €205m
London’s One Hyde Park penthouse listed for €205 million, offering 18,000 sq ft and Hyde Park views.
25
Jun
Coming to a shoe spore near you: the world’s first mushroom-made trainers
Mushroom-made trainers debut in London, crafted from five biodegradable materials and grown without plastics or fossil fuels.
25
Jun
New London tourism awards to celebrate African travel leaders
New London-based Africa Tourism Awards to honour innovation, leadership and sustainability across 31 categories in African travel this November.
24
Jun
What the Iran strikes reveal about a broken U.S constitution
U.S. airstrikes on Iran expose deep constitutional erosion as war powers shift from Congress to the presidency unchecked.
23
Jun
Ferrari clinches Le Mans 2025 hat-trick in closest finish for years
Ferrari claims a third straight Le Mans win as Kubica secures victory by just 13 seconds in dramatic finish.
23
Jun
Why Europe’s gaming giants face a strategic reckoning
Europe’s gaming industry faces a crossroads as legacy models falter and only creative reinvention offers sustainable growth.
23
Jun
How selective reporting is undermining trust in journalism
Selective fact framing in journalism can mislead audiences, eroding trust despite technical accuracy in reporting.
23
Jun
The CEO pay problem no one’s talking about
Many top investors influence CEO pay but lack reliable systems to assess if incentives truly drive performance.
20
Jun
The CEO making culture the driving force for innovation
Uri Poliavich blends innovation, philanthropy, and purpose to build a global gaming company that gives back.
19
Jun
UK backs new generation of floating wind with Crown Estate leasing and £400m investment
UK backs floating wind with £400m investment and new Celtic Sea projects to power four million homes.
19
Jun
European landmark to reopen as €200m deal revives Grand Hôtel des Bains
Venice’s iconic Grand Hôtel des Bains to reopen after €200m UAE–Italy deal revives historic landmark.
