Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
Luigi Mangione pleads guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson
By Editor on August 15, 2026
Luigi Mangione admitted in a Manhattan federal court on Friday that he killed UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, bringing the federal case to an abrupt end...
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Amsterdam emerges as the Netherlands’ leading AI hub with 525 companies
Amsterdam emerges as the Netherlands’ leading AI hub with 525 companies
By Editor on August 15, 2026
The Dutch capital is home to more than a quarter of the country's nearly 2,000 AI companies, while new technology clusters aim to strengthen its...
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EU births hit historic low as Europe faces rapid population ageing
EU births hit historic low as Europe faces rapid population ageing
By Editor on August 15, 2026
European Commission report warns that the EU is entering a long-term demographic decline, with deaths already exceeding births and the working-age population expected to shrink...
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Germany to give intelligence services new powers
Germany to give intelligence services new powers
By Editor on August 14, 2026
Germany's intelligence services are set to receive new powers to actively counter espionage, terrorism and cyberattacks under a sweeping reform aimed at strengthening the country's...
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Europe warned over its dependence on US technology and capital
Europe warned over its dependence on US technology and capital
By Editor on August 14, 2026
Klaus Hommels, the founder of venture capital firm Lakestar and an early investor in companies including Spotify and Revolut, has warned that Europe's reliance on...
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Amsterdam emerges as the Netherlands’ leading AI hub with 525 companies
Amsterdam emerges as the Netherlands’ leading AI hub with 525 companies
By Editor on August 15, 2026
The Dutch capital is home to more than a quarter of the country's nearly 2,000 AI companies, while new technology clusters aim to strengthen its...
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The new race for critical minerals
The new race for critical minerals
By Editor on August 14, 2026
For decades, the United States and Europe left much of the processing of rare earth elements and critical minerals to China. Now, determined to reduce...
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Italian analyst warns EU faces unprecedented pressure to fragment
Italian analyst warns EU faces unprecedented pressure to fragment
By Editor on August 12, 2026
The European Union is facing one of the most intense periods of geopolitical pressure in its history, amid Russia’s hybrid attacks, anti-European rhetoric from the...
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$24.5 million Brooklyn brownstone sale sets new record for the borough
$24.5 million Brooklyn brownstone sale sets new record for the borough
By Editor on August 11, 2026
A historic brownstone in Brooklyn Heights has sold for $24.5 million, setting the highest residential sale price in Brooklyn so far this year and underscoring...
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Amsterdam approves construction of major data centre in Zuidoost despite power grid constraints
Amsterdam approves construction of major data centre in Zuidoost despite power grid constraints
By Editor on August 11, 2026
Equinix has received a permit to build a major data centre in Amsterdam Zuidoost, but the company will initially construct only one quarter of the...
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Posts tagged as “Nina Ellis”

“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…

Hasan Piker and the rise of political influencers
Hasan Piker and the rise of political influencers
By I.H. Ozturk on August 14, 2026
The pace of change became so rapid at one point that we barely had time to stop and think about what was happening. Had we...
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Russia: A Country Built by Bayonets
Russia: A Country Built by Bayonets
By Andrew Osborn on August 13, 2026
I want to draw up a general profile of Russia. In the coming days, I may go deeper, producing more detailed profiles, analyses and forecasts,...
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Does Britain Have a Future?
Does Britain Have a Future?
By Sophia M. on August 13, 2026
When asked to provide a clear-eyed assessment of Britain’s diminished status, one quickly realizes there is so much to discuss that organizing the notes becomes...
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So, Which part of Europe will Russia invade this week?
So, Which part of Europe will Russia invade this week?
By Andrew Osborn on August 12, 2026
As European governments accelerate efforts to rearm, a familiar ritual has emerged: every week, another senior European official — often a military figure — warns...
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St. John: One of the rock stars of London’s food scene
St. John: One of the rock stars of London’s food scene
By I.H. Ozturk on August 10, 2026
We get off at Farringdon Station and, after a short walk through the part of London that is “still” British, arrive at St. John, one...
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