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Billionaire space race goes far beyond joyrides
Billionaires Richard Branson and Jeff Bezos flew to space this month on rockets built by space start-ups they founded
InternationalDeliveroo's Spanish woes reveal stress on app firms
Deliveroo may close operations in Spain due to rising labour costs
InternationalClimate change to hit development in the global south
If the International Energy Agency’s net zero path is not realised, climate change impacts will be more severe
InternationalBiden's cyber war warning spotlights weak global norms
Cyberattacks are a growing risk, but international law is still not clear on what breach would amount to an act of war
InternationalSlightly weaker Asian growth may hit the trade rebound
The IMF update shows the divergence between the fragile outlook for EMDCs and the firmer outlook in advanced nations
InternationalThe path to net zero by 2050 is narrow and challenging
The pathway to net zero by 2050 mapped by the International Energy Agency requires a huge transformation, and soon
InternationalIsrael surveillance exports to survive Pegasus scandal
The Pegasus Project has received unusually wide media attention, tarnishing the reputations of NSO Group and Israel
InternationalSecond-quarter US/EU GDP will show a solid rebound
Forward-looking surveys for Japan, the United States and Germany show the services rebound is stuttering
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