The process for reimbursing billions of dollars in invalidated tariffs begins today, 20 April, following the US Supreme Court’s ruling that struck down duties imposed under the International Emergency ...

At a recent World Trade Organization (WTO) conference, top of the agenda was the organisation’s reform and the vital opportunities this provides to address pressing trade challenges. Anna Ducros and ...

As teaching plays an ever-larger role in UK universities, are those who dedicate their careers to education being fairly recognised and valued? As debates over the future of higher ...

The Government plans to abandon its target for the island to produce 85 per cent of its energy from renewable sources by 2035 ...

Food has increasingly become a deliberate tool of war. Whether in besieged farming communities in Sudan or in the destruction ...

To mark Stalking Awareness Week, BPS chartered member Dr Kirsty Butcher discusses the support available for stalking survivors and people who have engaged in stalking ...

Despite major pushback from the community, the Fort Meade City Commission approved a development agreement for a massive data ...

Spotlights prevention ahead of 2026/27 Federal BudgetSYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, 24 April 2026: As Australia marks World ...

“The struggle of the Newcastle clothing producers to remain in business is symptomatic of the difficulties involved in ...

Recent attacks on chemical facilities in Iran and other Persian Gulf States are creating significant environmental and health ...

A civil engineer working in northern Bangladesh has drawn attention for efforts to restore drought-affected wetlands in the Rangpur division, a region increasingly vulnerable to seasonal water ...

In the GP-centered care model, the GP is already the first point of contact for millions of patients. Dr. Susanne Bublitz explains the model.