Trade relations between the UK and China have shown a positive trend throughout 2025. The UK government has taken a friendlier approach compared to the United States and the European Union, opening new opportunities for British companies to expand their operations in the world’s second-largest economy. This shift is evident in the resumption of high-level economic dialogues, the reopening of previously restricted market access, and cross-sector business agreements.Business-Friendly Policies a...

Apple has released iOS 26 in Public Beta for the public. Many users are tempted to try its newest features, even though the system is still in the testing phase. A common question arises: if you’ve already installed iOS 26 Public Beta, can you revert to the stable version? The answer is yes but the method and consequences depend on when you do it.Before iOS 26 Stable Is ReleasedIf you want to return to the stable version before the official release of iOS 26, the process is not straightforwar...

The Swiss government, together with a business delegation, is seeking ways to ease the pressure from U.S. import tariffs of 39%—the highest rate imposed by the U.S. on any developed nation. The policy has begun to erode the competitiveness of Swiss exports, long dominated by signature products such as watches, machinery, chocolate, and aircraft. In meetings with U.S. officials in Washington this week, one unusual option emerged: importing Boeing aircraft through Switzerland for use by Swiss I...

Crucial negotiations to finalize the Global Plastics Treaty, often dubbed the “Paris Agreement for Plastics,” have reached a critical juncture in Geneva. The resumed fifth session of the UN Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5.2) is scheduled to conclude on August 14, 2025, but with just one day left, rifts between member states are widening. A high-ambition bloc including the European Union, Colombia, Kenya, Canada, and several African and Pacific nations has been pushing for caps ...

Goldman Sachs has issued a stark warning that U.S. trade tariffs could slow global economic growth and push the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates more aggressively. The analysis comes amid a heated public debate over who is actually bearing the cost of tariffs— with Goldman asserting that U.S. consumers are already feeling the direct impact.Consumers Begin to Shoulder the BurdenIn its latest report, Goldman Sachs Chief Economist Jan Hatzius stated that American consumers have shouldered a...

US jobs data for July 2025 has sparked political and monetary policy debates. President Donald Trump labeled the report “manipulated” and fired Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Chief Erika McEntarfer. However, Federal Reserve officials see the data as credible, signaling a strong case for a rate adjustment. Markets now expect over an 85% chance that the Fed will cut interest rates at its September meeting.Political Reaction and Firing of BLS ChiefTrump sharply criticized the July jobs report,...

After completing an US$8.4 billion merger with Skydance Media, Paramount Global has officially transformed into Paramount Skydance Corporation. This strategic move is more than just a name change, it signals a major shake-up in the global entertainment industry. The new company aims to produce 15 to 20 films annually, a significant leap from the previous average of eight films per year. At a media event held at the Paramount studio, CEO and Chairman David Ellison emphasized that the increased...

U.S. President Donald Trump has launched a public attack on Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon—also known as DJ D-Sol—over the bank’s analysis of his trade tariff policy. In a Truth Social post on August 12, 2025, Trump rejected Goldman Sachs’ report claiming that U.S. consumers bear a significant share of import tariff costs. The criticism has ignited a public debate, highlighting stark differences between government policy and the assessments of global financial institutions.Goldman Sachs Repo...

A large-scale study published in The Lancet Public Health has debunked the long-standing belief that 10,000 steps a day is the golden standard for good health. An analysis of 57 studies involving more than 160,000 participants from various countries found that walking 7,000 steps daily is enough to significantly lower the risk of chronic diseases and premature death. Even at just 4,000 steps a day, noticeable health benefits begin to emerge. This discovery offers relief to many people who oft...

Caring for a newborn requires meticulous attention, as their bodies are still adapting to life outside the womb. The first weeks of life are crucial for establishing a foundation for physical health, emotional security, and developmental milestones. Small mistakes during this period, even those that seem minor, can have long-term effects. Parents must therefore be well-informed on proper care practices based on reliable medical guidelines and proven safety measures.Meeting the Baby’s Basic Ne...