
business
Japan has raised interest rates. Why does it matter so much?
After thirty years of near zero rates, the Bank of Japan has finally increased the cost of borrowing. The move signals the end of an economic era and will create waves across global markets.

business
Why AI is deleting journalists’ jobs
The publisher of the Daily Mirror is cutting 220 jobs because readers are using AI summaries instead of visiting its websites. This is how the technology is dismantling the business of news.

world
What happens when America runs out of bullets?
A Pentagon report confirms the US is short of munitions for its war in Iran. This is more than an inventory problem, it is a strategic crisis with global consequences.

world
Why America just put weapons in space
For the first time, the US has admitted it has weapons in orbit. The move formalises a new arms race with China and Russia, turning the domain of satellites into a potential battlefield.
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