India and Japan Head Into a Month of Summits With Deal-Making Momentum
Favourable macroeconomic conditions have kept both countries at the front of Asia-Pacific dealmaking, as September's diplomatic calendar fills up.
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Cheese Names Are Holding Up a US-Mexico Trade Deal
Mexico says it is optimistic about an agreement after talks with Canada collapsed, but a dispute over geographical food names has become a genuine obstacle.
Mykki Blanco Returns With Cafe Paradiso After Four Years and a Master's
The artist's first album since 2022 arrives after a period spent completing a postgraduate degree in Switzerland.
Redistricting Fights Return as Primaries Reshape the House Map
Boundary disputes and Trump-backed primary challenges are determining the November field well before voters see a general election ballot.
Algeria Declares Three Days of Mourning After Wildfires Kill 12
Dozens more were injured as fires swept through northern Algeria, in a fire season that has again tested the country's emergency response.
Nvidia and MediaTek Extend Their Partnership From Data Centre to Edge
The two companies are building a more unified AI computing stack, combining heavy cloud processing with low-power mobile and edge silicon.
A Sea Squirt Compound Reversed Signs of Ageing in Older Mice
Stanford scientists found that a substance from edible sea squirts appeared to reverse several markers of ageing — a result that warrants interest and caution in equal measure.
The ECB Prepares to Tighten Into an Energy Shock It Cannot Control
A move to 2.75% is treated as near-certain, with markets attaching a 75% chance of 3.0% by December — even though the inflation is coming from imported fuel.