Margaret Whitmore

Margaret Whitmore is a British journalist and editor with a long-standing interest in international affairs, European politics and contemporary society. She contributes analysis and commentary on major political and social developments and works with the editorial team to provide readers with clear, contextualised perspectives on current events.

Delap Double Gives Nottingham Forest a Landmark Win Over Manchester City

Liam Delap scored twice as Nottingham Forest beat Manchester City 3-1 for their first Premier League home win of the season.

Urban Growth Puts Tropical Birds at the Sharpest Risk

Tropical bird diversity faces the greatest losses as cities expand, underscoring the ecological cost of urban growth in biodiverse regions.

Ebola’s Vaccine Gap: Why Bundibugyo Still Lacks Protection

Ebola vaccines exist, but not for Bundibugyo. New research is pushing toward broader protection against multiple Ebola viruses.

Labubu’s Momentum Slows as Pop Mart Faces a Cooler Collectibles Market

Pop Mart’s Labubu craze is losing steam as demand for the collectible monster softens, exposing the risks of trend-led toy sales.

Bridgestone Boosts Mining Tire Output as AI Fuels Demand

Bridgestone is expanding output of giant mining tires as demand linked to artificial intelligence reshapes industrial supply chains.

Khawaja’s Sandpaper Claim Reopens Australia’s Most Painful Cricket Scandal

Usman Khawaja says Australia’s team knew about sandpaper use in 2018, reviving scrutiny of cricket’s ball-tampering scandal.

Jamaica’s Hurricane Rubble Shows the Cost of the Climate-Debt Trap

After Hurricane Melissa, Jamaica’s rubble burden highlights how disasters can deepen public debt and weaken climate resilience.

Europe’s Test: Regulating Chinese E-Commerce Without Raising Walls

Europe faces a delicate task: tightening oversight of Chinese e-commerce platforms while keeping its market open and competitive.
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