Dame Sarah Mullally becomes the first female Archbishop of Canterbury amid deep divisions over women's leadership, gay blessings and declining church attendance.

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Employee surveys face logical paradoxes and design challenges that can undermine their effectiveness in measuring workplace sentiment and driving change.

Geopolitics disrupts global tourism as wars, visa restrictions and political tensions reshape travel patterns, affecting destinations from the Caribbean to Asia.

A Carter Centre survey of 6,500 Chinese people reveals increasingly hawkish views on Taiwan unification and America, with support for military force rising significantly.

Petrol prices in Britain rose after Middle East conflict, but fuel efficiency gains and lower real costs make driving cheaper than at any time since 1990.

America’s sparkling water market reaches $6.4bn with brands from Topo Chico to La Croix competing for consumers.

Jürgen Habermas, Germany's most prominent intellectual, championed rational discourse and democracy while overcoming a cleft palate that affected his speech.

Uzbekistan's car market is dominated by Chevrolet vehicles due to industrial policy and high tariffs, though Chinese electric vehicles are gaining ground.

The Venice Biennale will include Russia in its 2025 contemporary art exhibition, reversing its exclusion since the invasion of Ukraine and sparking outrage from diplomats.

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Germany's Social Democrats face internal divisions over economic reforms as the party struggles with electoral defeats and questions about its identity.

Bank of England agents conduct 6,000 annual business interviews to gather real-time economic intelligence, complementing quantitative data with insights into firms' motivations and plans.

A new exhibition at the Rijksmuseum explores how Ovid’s “Metamorphoses” has inspired artists across the centuries.

Iran has created a closed domestic internet network similar to China and North Korea, cutting most citizens off from global platforms while maintaining regime access.

Russia's security services block mobile internet in Moscow and St Petersburg, disrupting daily life and triggering resentment as authorities target Telegram messaging app.

Markwayne Mullin takes charge of the Department of Homeland Security amid a funding standoff that has left TSA officers working without pay and caused airport delays.

Our analysis suggests that more than 22m people across the Middle East live near a reported strike