From futuristic design icon to environmental villain – the 80-year history of the plastic chair
The Magis Bell Chair, made from recycled plastic, saves energy during production and transport and produces less waste for recycling or disposal at end of life. Magis What springs to mind when youre asked to think of...
NATO has deep divisions – but why is Spain its most openly critical member?
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and NATO Heads of State and Government during the last NATO Summit, held in The Hague, Netherlands, on June 24-25, 2025. NATO Many observers, including NATOs official communications site,...

Anthony Albanese will recall well when another Labor prime minister was feeling the heat over Palestinian status. It was 2012 and then-Prime Minister Julia Gillard was forced into a corner over the stand Australia should...

Emmanuel Macrons pledge to formally recognise the state of Palestine will make France the first G7 country and member of the UN security council to do so. The question is whether others will follow suit. The UK prime...

Masked and armed agents are arresting people on US streets as aggressive enforcement ramps up
There are masked men, and some women, on the streets in American cities, sometimes travelling in unmarked cars, often carrying weapons and wearing military-style kit. They have the power to identify, arrest, detain...
The Suns gravitational pull extends more than 160 times further into space than Neptune. Vadim Petrakov Is there a massive undiscovered planet on the outer reaches of the Solar System? The idea has been around since before...

Why modern masculinity is a climate issue
What does masculinity have to do with the climate? A surprising amount. For example, significant figures in the manosphere combine misogyny with anti-environmentalism. Think Andrew Tate boasting of his fleet of cars and...