Eisenkot quickly targets Netanyahu’s legacy in new Israeli parliament
Israeli ex-army chief Gadi Eisenkot and his allies launched a legislative onslaught against caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's legacy on Tuesday, as a new parliament convened in a heated first session.
Female founders “in toxic relationships” with their businesses
Why women entrepreneurs need to stop doing it all to have a real chance at scale. For many women, their relationship with their business has quietly turned unhealthy. The startup they love so much is harming their mental, emotional and
EU ready for ‘united response’ after France blames Iran for fridge hacks
The EU said Tuesday it would look to provide a "swift and united response" after France blamed Iran for a cyberattack on hundreds of supermarket fridges.
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CMA dials up probe into Unilever’s $65bn McCormick tie-up
The competition watchdog has escalated its probe into Unilever’s $65bn deal to offload its food arm to American spice giant McCormick, warning it could “substantially” weaken competition in the UK grocery market. In an update on Wednesday, the Competition and
‘France has some of the cleanest electricity in the world, but we’re not using enough of it’
Eve Irvine is pleased to welcome Thierry Bros, energy & climate expert and Professor of Science and Economics at Sciences Po. As geopolitical conflicts unsettle global energy markets and governments struggle to reconcile climate commitments with economic and security imperatives,
Trump’s case against BBC to proceed after judge kicks out dismissal bid
Donald Trump’s defamation case against the BBC over a Panorama documentary is set to go to trial after the broadcaster’s bid to dismiss the case failed. The US president filed legal action in December 2025 over the editing of a