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14.09.2026 7:14
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Maha Al-Daya, the Gaza embroiderer who resists with needle and thread Now a refugee in France, Maha Al-Daya fled the bombings that have been striking the Palestinian enclave since October 2023. To preserve the experiences of Gaza's people, she uses an ancient embroidery technique to recreate the evacuation maps dropped by the Israeli army. It is an act of resistance and resilience, stitching the memory of her homeland into fabric.

14.09.2026 8:52
South Korea’s $1.4 Trillion National Pension Fund Picks New CIO South Korea’s National Pension Service named Kyuhong Lee as chief investment officer to oversee its $1.4 trillion portfolio, handing him the reins of one of the world’s largest pools of retirement savings after a sharp surge in investment returns in the first half.

14.09.2026 9:00
Portsmouth Violence: British Balaclava Mob Deserves a Hard Response Although its leader Nigel Farage successfully campaigned for Brexit, Reform UK conforms to standard European practice in one important respect. The hard-right populist party’s continental counterparts frequently brush with the law over campaign-finance irregularities, and now Reform, too, is reeling from funding scandals that have led to a criminal inquiry by the Metropolitan Police. Farage is to be interviewed as a witness by detectives after he was allegedly filmed by undercover journalists be

14.09.2026 9:01
Trump’s “Little War” With Iran Just Got Bigger Because of the Houthis It is an unintended feature of President Donald Trump’s Plan B for defeating Iran — economic strangulation — that the more successful the policy becomes, the more risk the men who run the Islamic Republic are willing to accept to fight it. Judged on that metric, the American blockade and sanctions are working, but they’re also raising the stakes beyond what the US is willing to pay.

14.09.2026 9:01
Robinhood Can’t Disrupt Its Way Into the IPO Club Robinhood Markets Inc. made it easier and cheaper for armchair investors to trade all kinds of financial markets and now it wants to open doors to initial public offerings, too. The online broker will get a chance to show what it can do with its first underwriting role, on the $3 billion listing of smart-ring maker Oura Inc.

14.09.2026 9:08
Ed Conway on the Fragile World of Global Trade Merryn Somerset Webb talks with Ed Conway, economics and data editor at Sky News and author of "Trade World," about the vast and often invisible supply chains behind the things we buy and whether decades of globalization have made economies more resilient or dangerously dependent. They also discuss China’s manufacturing advantage, and whether the UK and Europe can rebuild their industrial base without giving up the cheap goods consumers have come to expect. (Source: Bloomberg)