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German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck said that democratic parties need to show the ability to solve problems and pragmatically compromise in order to blunt the rise of the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD). "As a democratic majority, we must prove that we are capable of solving problems with a free, open democracy," Habeck said on Tuesday at an event hosted by financial newspaper Handelsblatt. Habeck, a Green, also took a swipe at AfD co-chair Alice Weidel without directly naming...

A retired mathematician has put his £3.95 million Hampshire home on the market and said his 46ft fighter jet “garden gnome” comes as part of the package.

One of the best approaches to reducing the number and severity of the problems you face is to understand the source of your problems.

NEW ULM — ‘You wouldn’t believe what we broke this weekend.’ Every once in a while, Utility Engineer Dan Pirsig gets a message like this from any of

GUEST OPINION: Artificial intelligence (AI) has been catapulted into the spotlight this year with the launch of ChatGPT, and the subsequent release of...

GUEST OPINION: Extraordinary stress and no fair degree of litigation has been expended in the ongoing crusade to stamp out bias wherever it may rear i...

Money gets a bad rap in some quarters. It’s said that it “isn’t everything,” that it cannot “buy you happiness,” that loving it is “the root of all evil.” But if there’s one thing that money is absolutely stupendous at doing, it’s solving problems. Naturally, the more money you have, the more problems you can solve. Which is why the fact that we’ve allowed a large portion of an otherwise finite amount of wealth to becom...

The Fortune Global Forum gathers the leaders of the world’s biggest multinational companies in great cities on the dynamic frontiers of global business.

Engineer Paul McEnroe led the IBM team that developed the UPC still in use today. His memoir 'Barcode' unpacks the journey and why another man got recognition.