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Oxford’s traffic filters spark backlash over city planning
Oxford’s traffic filters spark backlash over city planning
By Editor on October 24, 2026
Oxford’s new traffic restrictions have drawn criticism from residents and businesses, with opponents arguing that the complex rules will make it harder for workers, shoppers...
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Anna Politkovskaya, 20 years on: the courage to expose the truth endures
Anna Politkovskaya, 20 years on: the courage to expose the truth endures
By Editor on October 23, 2026
Twenty years after the murder of Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya, her reporting on the war in Chechnya and the rise of Vladimir Putin remains a...
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Amazon brings Ring’s neighbourhood surveillance app to the UK, raising privacy concerns
Amazon brings Ring’s neighbourhood surveillance app to the UK, raising privacy concerns
By Editor on October 23, 2026
Amazon has launched a free neighbourhood safety service in the UK through its Ring platform, allowing residents to share videos and local alerts even if...
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How a mocked police infiltration attempt became a protest slogan in France
How a mocked police infiltration attempt became a protest slogan in France
By Editor on October 23, 2026
A bizarre phrase circulating among French school students has become a symbol of Gen Z’s distrust of the police, blending online humour, accusations of racism...
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North Africa and the Sahel brace for a new food crisis
North Africa and the Sahel brace for a new food crisis
By Editor on October 22, 2026
Rising grain prices, climate shocks and disruptions to fertilizer supplies threaten to strain public finances and political stability in North Africa, while giving jihadist groups...
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Deutsche Bahn to restore direct Berlin–Paris train service in December
Deutsche Bahn to restore direct Berlin–Paris train service in December
By Editor on October 24, 2026
The direct ICE service between Berlin and Paris is expected to resume by mid-December after technical problems with the European Train Control System disrupted the...
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Prague launches $10 billion redevelopment drive to tackle housing crisis
Prague launches $10 billion redevelopment drive to tackle housing crisis
By Editor on October 24, 2026
Prague is embarking on a major urban transformation backed by billionaire investors, with plans to convert former railway yards and industrial sites into residential districts,...
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California’s proposed billionaire tax faces a high-stakes vote
California’s proposed billionaire tax faces a high-stakes vote
By Editor on October 23, 2026
California voters will decide on November 3 whether to introduce a one-off 5% wealth tax on billionaires, but the proposal could generate less revenue than...
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Getty Images seeks debt restructuring as AI-generated pictures intensify pressure
Getty Images seeks debt restructuring as AI-generated pictures intensify pressure
By Editor on October 22, 2026
Getty Images has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States as heavy debt and competition from AI-generated images weigh on the stock...
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ECB urges Europe to accelerate green transition as economic risks mount
ECB urges Europe to accelerate green transition as economic risks mount
By Editor on October 22, 2026
The eurozone has remained resilient despite a surge in energy prices linked to the conflict in the Middle East, but the European Central Bank warns...
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Posts tagged as “James May”

Richard Hammond says he would have continued working with Clarkson and May

Richard Hammond says he would have continued working with Clarkson and May

By Editor on October 24, 2026

Richard Hammond has revealed he would have continued making The Grand Tour with Jeremy Clarkson and James May, but accepted the show’s end because his…

“The alliance of big tech and far right political leaders is particularly worrying”
“The alliance of big tech and far right political leaders is particularly worrying”
By Fritz Mag on October 18, 2026
Lukas Slothuus is a political researcher at the University of Sussex whose work explores the intersection of climate change, energy policy and political power. His...
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“For me, writing is about craft”
“For me, writing is about craft”
By Fritz Mag on August 16, 2026
Berlin-based writer and poet Nina Hanz spoke with us about her life, work, and what it means to be a reader. Nina is originally from the...
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“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
By Fritz Mag on August 14, 2026
We spoke with Nina Ellis, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the American University in Cairo, about her academic career, her work, and...
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From MobLand to Nobody Wants This, hit series face the challenge of keeping viewers hooked
From MobLand to Nobody Wants This, hit series face the challenge of keeping viewers hooked
By Bart Meijer on October 24, 2026
As established television hits enter new seasons, the challenge is no longer simply attracting an audience but finding fresh ways to sustain its interest. Paramount+...
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Putin seeks Trump-Xi summit on Ukraine, raising fears of a new Yalta
Putin seeks Trump-Xi summit on Ukraine, raising fears of a new Yalta
By Andy Osborn on October 24, 2026
Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a trilateral meeting with US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to discuss a possible settlement to...
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Democrats gain ground in key US midterm races as Republicans face battle for Congress
Democrats gain ground in key US midterm races as Republicans face battle for Congress
By I.H. Ozturk on October 20, 2026
Democratic candidates are leading in several closely contested Senate races, while polling points to a growing advantage in the battle for the House of Representatives...
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Europe’s youth revolt exposes a growing crisis of inequality
Europe’s youth revolt exposes a growing crisis of inequality
By Andy Osborn on October 20, 2026
Rising living costs, stagnant purchasing power and widening gaps between generations are fuelling protests across Europe. From Italy to France, demonstrations reflect growing frustration with...
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The week’s standout TV and film releases: political intrigue, romantic comedy and cultural clashes
The week’s standout TV and film releases: political intrigue, romantic comedy and cultural clashes
By Bart Meijer on October 17, 2026
From the high-stakes diplomacy of The Diplomat to the relationship troubles of Nobody Wants This and the cultural tensions explored in Fjord, this week’s selection...
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