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Its about 4 30 a. M. , youre up to date on the headlines. Now its time for hardtalk. Welcome to hardtalk, im stephen sackur. President Emmanuel Macrons bold promise to break the political mould in france has collided with reality. His reform plans, from tax to pensions, have stirred a backlash against what protestors call his neoliberal elitism. And as his internal problems have mounted, so too have doubts about his ability to be the eus visionary leader. My my guest today is gabriel attal, mini...

BARCELONA, Spain, May 5, 2024 (ENS) - The 2024 Ocean Decade Conference, held in Barcelona from April 10 to 12, attracted over 1,500 participants from 124 countries and thousands of online viewers. Under the theme "The Science We Need for the Ocean We Want," this conference emerged as one of the largest-ever gatherings of the global oceanic community. %environment_news_service% news environment latest on forests, oceans, climate, wildlife, fisheries, transportation, business

The Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) is the first country in the North Pacific to recognize communities under the UNESCO-IOC Tsunami Ready Recognition Programme.

DBS and Enterprise Singapore introduce ESG Ready Programme to help companies strengthen sustainability capability Singapore.03 Apr 2024 Holistic programme to...

OPINION Commentators are still evaluating Nicola Willis’ mini-Budget and the opening of the Treasury books. Most provocatively, Herald columnist Matthew...

OPINION We learned last week that the average New Zealander became progressively worse off through 2023. On Wednesday, Treasury’s Half-Year Economic and...

On our first Sunday back at the beginning of this year, the Labour Government confirmed who our new Prime Minister would be.  
So much has happened since t

Matthew Hooton writes: Yesterday’s shock 0.3 per cent decline in GDP in just the September quarter makes New Zealand the worst-performing economy in the developed world. Even then, the result was inflated by record net migration, despite yet another massive brain-drain. Per person, GDP fell an extraordinary 0.9 per cent in just three months. On an annual basis,

OPINION I hate to be the party-pooper so close to Christmas, but surely enough of us remember the 1968 Wahine disaster that we feel some concern over the...

OPINION Yesterday’s shock 0.3 per cent decline in GDP in just the September quarter makes New Zealand the worst-performing economy in the developed world....