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Trump’s trade war will hurt everyone – from Cambodian factories to US online shoppers
Slammed by tariffs and defence demands, Japan and South Korea toe a cautious line with Trump
Statement by Minister Todd McClay following U.S. tariff announcement
A ban on price gouging and new powers to break up supermarkets are on the table this election. Would either work?
Air pollution and traffic noise increase the risk of stroke with combination effect
How Beijing plans to bounce back against Trump’s tariffs
Apple Intelligence features expand to new languages and regions today
Passenger Demand Growth Slows Slightly In February
Donald Trump likes tariffs, but they damage the economies of everyone involved
Show your working: how the ‘open science’ movement tackles scientific misconduct
View from The Hill: Dutton has questions to answer on gas; Albanese has supermarket answer still hunting for the problem
White snus: why ‘tobacco free’ doesn’t mean risk free
European Medicines Agency (EMA) Validates Henlius and Organon Filing for Perjeta® (pertuzumab) Biosimilar Candidate HLX11
Timing Is Everything
Farmers welcome Buy Australian campaign, rue missed battery boost opportunity
After months of Trump’s shock tactics, whistleblower groups are pushing back against attacks on workers’ rights
New Milestone as Sweden Enshrines Policy That Can Turn World Smoke-Free
Trump silences the Voice of America: end of a propaganda machine or void for China and Russia to fill?
Why wild swimming is better for your mental wellbeing than open-air pools
Tennis pros rally for better pay and less punishing schedules, amid wider power struggles in world sport
Heathrow closure: what caused the fire and why did it bring down the whole airport? Expert panel
From hempseed gruel to CBD: the curious history of cannabis as health product
Australia’s ‘coercive’ news media rules are the latest targets of US trade ire
Accelera hosts Spanish Prime Minister and industry leaders for tour and meeting at Guadalajara electrolyzer facility
Plans to link electricity bills to where you live are unlikely to bring down prices – and that’s a big problem for net zero
Making Death More Present In Everyday Life
Software is increasingly being built by AI – so it’s vital to know if it can be trusted
Continued medication important for heart failure patients
SES Update on Annual General Meeting Agenda
Protectionism has a long history in the US – so its return should not be all that surprising
Fragments of a million-year-old face found in Spain shed new light on ancient human migrations
New KI Centre To Make AI Research More Accessible
Europe may struggle to replace the military intelligence that Ukraine needs – but it has key strengths
Canada’s response to Trump’s tariffs was strategic, but there is room for improvement
Fluoride in drinking water is associated with impaired childhood cognition
The EU will spend billions more on defence. It’s a powerful statement – but won’t do much for Ukraine
Money laundering plays a key role in every part of the illegal drugs industry – here’s how it works
Omnidian Expands International Presence with Acquisition of Solar Service Guys, Boosting Local Support and Advancing Solar Solutions Across Australia
EuroJEM – new infrastructure for occupational exposure matrices in Europe
EOLO Chooses Thales to Expand High-Speed Internet Access in Italy
La Trobe University Signs Enforceable Undertaking
How to negotiate with Trump: forget principles and learn to speak the language of business
The strategies and risks European powers must consider when it comes to tackling Trump
Czechia must ensure fiscal sustainability and boost skills, innovation and business dynamism to drive growth, says OECD
Ricardo to Lead European Commission’s Citizen Energy Advisory Hub
The US and UK have decimated their aid spending. Australia has a unique opportunity to help fill the vacuum
Digital Luddites are rising. They want to democratise tech, not destroy it
Governments can keep raiding takeaways and nail bars, but businesses will still employ undocumented migrants

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