For decades, the internet has had a language problem. Its architecture, its logic, its defaults have been shaped by many dominant tongues, and everyone else was left to adapt. In Sub-Saharan Africa, a continent home to over 2,000 spoken languages and nearly 1.5 billion people, that adaptation has carried a
For decades, the internet has had a language problem. Its architecture, its logic, its defaults have been shaped by many dominant tongues, and everyone else was left to adapt. In Sub-Saharan Africa, a continent home to over 2,000 spoken languages and nearly 1.5 billion people, that adaptation has carried a
The UK new car market recorded its busiest February since 2004, with registrations rising 7.2% to 90 100 units, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Private retail sales drove much of the growth, climbing 17.6% to 35 227 vehicles, while fleet registrations edged up 1.8% and
The UK new car market recorded its busiest February since 2004, with registrations rising 7.2% to 90 100 units, according to the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). Private retail sales drove much of the growth, climbing 17.6% to 35 227 vehicles, while fleet registrations edged up 1.8% and
On Saturday, across many timezones, the world awakened to the news of the death of the Supreme leader of Iran, killed by Israeli missiles targeting his residence. The myth of sovereignty and international law, or better the selectivity of its application, in full force where do we turn. Pakistan and
The European Commission unveiled its Industrial Accelerator Act on 4 March 2026 after months of internal friction, leaked drafts, multiple postponements, and what one Brussels observer described as something close to institutional paralysis. The Act was originally scheduled for December 2025, then pushed to February, then to March. The delays
The European Commission unveiled its Industrial Accelerator Act on 4 March 2026 after months of internal friction, leaked drafts, multiple postponements, and what one Brussels observer described as something close to institutional paralysis. The Act was originally scheduled for December 2025, then pushed to February, then to March. The delays
Shell’s decision to ink a fresh suite of commercial and technical agreements with Venezuela’s government this week is being read in energy circles as a straightforward gas deal. It is not. It is a signal, about Washington’s Venezuela strategy, about the future of Caribbean LNG, and about how far a
Shell’s decision to ink a fresh suite of commercial and technical agreements with Venezuela’s government this week is being read in energy circles as a straightforward gas deal. It is not. It is a signal, about Washington’s Venezuela strategy, about the future of Caribbean LNG, and about how far a