Wall Street has been riding a remarkable wave in 2025 — record-breaking indexes, soaring investor confidence, and a tech-fueled rally that’s defied repeated predictions of slowdown. The bulls are back, or so it seems. Yet behind the glowing green tickers and celebratory headlines, an undercurrent of unease runs deep. Inflation remains stubborn in parts of …
The green revolution is here—or so we’re told. Politicians make bold promises, corporations tout their “net-zero” goals, and advertisements overflow with images of wind turbines and electric cars. But beneath the glossy surface of sustainability lies a growing skepticism: is the world truly going green, or just painting itself in eco-friendly colors? In an era …
For more than a decade, the world’s biggest tech companies—Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon, Microsoft, and a handful of others—have operated as the architects of the digital age. They built the tools, platforms, and ecosystems that define modern life. But now, those same titans stand at the crossroads of power and accountability. Their empires, built on …
This is a list of popular films on the BBC with black actors. The new film Corsage tells the story of the Austrian Empress Elisabeth. It allows us a glimpse behind the mask of a 19th-Century glamour icon.
Contemporary opera, perhaps not on the list, is striving to be recognized by UNESCO.
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s enigmatic paintings of people who never were are “out of history and out of geography.”
Hip-hop has long been used to speak out against perceived social and political injustice – and now Indian rappers are continuing that legacy, writes Charukesi Ramadurai.
Members of the Circus Theatre Elysium of Kyiv were abroad in Italy when Russia invaded their home country on February 24. Now the acrobats, dancers and organisers of the glittering troupe are trapped in a strange land, on a seemingly never-ending “Alice in Wonderland” tour.
