Sports
Man City CEO Pushes Back After Premier League Charges Decision
Manchester City CEO Ferran Soriano issues a defiant response after club found guilty of most Premier League charges, raising governance and competition questions.
Science
Building amid decline: Japan’s construction dilemma and lessons for Asia
Japan's population peaked around 2008 yet construction continues. The mismatch raises planning, fiscal and environmental questions for Japan and beyond.
Politics
South Korea Broadens Family Support as Civil Partnership Bill Waits
Seoul's family ministry proposes a record budget to aid diverse household forms while a civil partnership bill remains under review.
Global News
Secondary U.S. Sanctions Disrupt Flights and Services Linked to Iran
Threat of secondary U.S. sanctions is forcing providers to withdraw services, causing cancellations and making travel to and from Iran less predictable.
Economy
Burnham to unveil public body to invest in electricity grid
Prime Minister Burnham will unveil a public body to invest in the electricity grid and make lowering energy costs a priority in his first conference speech.
Opinion
Australian interest rates climb to 15-year high after fourth rise this year
The Reserve Bank of Australia raised its policy rate for the fourth time this year, pushing borrowing costs to a 15-year peak and weighing on households and markets.
Sports
Ireland coach says players ‘raised awareness worldwide’ after skipping pre-match formalities with Israel
Republic of Ireland coach Heimir Hallgrimsson said his players 'raised awareness worldwide' after opting out of pre-match formalities with Israel.
Science
Soil Scent Decoded: Researchers Track Microbial Health with an ‘Electronic Nose’
Scientists show that soil odour reflects microbial communities and could lead to sensors to monitor soil health in the field.
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