Last year, for the first time in over a century, renewables managed to produce more electricity (34%) worldwide than coal did (33%) https://t.co/0LbEASPakT ...

EU rules have often applied to American firms, insofar as they wanted to offer their wares in the bloc. But regulation in practice hit European firms harder https://t.co/uZtm0lg4yQ ...

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There are 56 ethnicities in China—and 55 are getting squashed. A new law passed by the Chinese legislature is a grim milestone in the Communist Party’s harder-line approach to ethnic politics. Read how minority groups in China are increasingly being squeezed: https://t.co/HUMawwyAGn ...

Peak readings in some cities have exceeded 100 decibels, roughly the equivalent of standing next to a chainsaw https://t.co/wK1AHHIPid ...

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Israel’s politicians are letting their people down. Voters need to hear hard truths. Israel’s founding generations grasped that wars must have limits. Israelis must recognise that, even after October 7th, those limits still exist https://t.co/hoYjUpbvTJ ...

The country still has a nominally democratic constitution. But the moustachioed army chief has tilted Pakistan’s hybrid system even further towards military control https://t.co/8SvyfFwIWZ ...

Iran once relied on sympathisers and agents to carry out attacks. These days the country tends to recruit young local criminals through social media https://t.co/w4THPy7tPi ...

“Amid great-power competition, countries like Britain need to position skilfully around the world’s major blocs,” writes Britain’s foreign secretary in a guest essay. “For us, that includes strengthening co-operation with our nearest neighbours” https://t.co/ZNrQ3gm0yq ...