The continued relevance of the Commonwealth Games may lie not in becoming a smaller version of itself, but a celebration of the cultures and the youth that define the Commonwealth.
The pressure for Fifa and Gianni Infantino to abandon the Fifa Forward Enterprise has increased since the story was broken at the beginning of the week.
From Fiat to Ferrari, results on Thursday highlighted a growing gap between the carmakers raking in cash by selling gas-guzzling pickups to Americans and those struggling to compete with Chinese rivals in a world that is slowly embracing electric.
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Electricity and water tariffs have increased faster than inflation in the past 20 years, and with the latest hikes in July, households are forced to make compromises in their food purchases.
Squeezed between Silicon Valley and Shenzhen, South Africa must look beyond the passive hosting of foreign data centres. Aligning with a similarly cornered European Union, and utilising the renewed strategic approach pioneered by France at the Africa Forward summit offers a pragmatic pathway toward true structural autonomy.
A groaning bookshelf offers up a triplet of books on the Soweto Uprising, 50 years’ worth of the best writing the US has to offer, analyses on Ukraine, conflicting views on the Middle East and a smattering of philosophy. Reading opens up the world without your ever having to leave your armchair.
A book on Greek antiquities has been returned to an Australian public library about 150 years late, with water damage from years bricked into a fireplace.
Scotland’s Melanie Woods wins the Commonwealth Games women’s 1500m T54 for the second time in under 40 hours after streaking to victory in the restaged final.