After several years of chronic underperformance in the shadow of the US’s growth, The Financial Times explains how EU policymakers are searching for ways to inject dynamism into Europe’s economy. Read by Emma Powell.

The Financial Times is one of the world's leading global business publications. It will help you stay informed on relevant corporate, political and financial news worldwide.

Financial Times

Can Europe’s economy ever hope to rival the US again?

Each time America has found a solution to the obesity epidemic, success has proved fleeting. Daniel Engber asks: what if Ozempic doesn’t change everything? Read by Karl Miller.

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The Atlantic

Ozempic or bust

Yuval Noah Harari: will Zionism survive the war?

As Israel marks its Independence Day, its Zionist ideology faces hard questions. Yuval Noah Harari argues that to understand current developments in Israel - and the country’s tumultuous history - it is necessary to clarify what Zionism has really meant over its 150 years of existence. Read by Michael Satow.

One of the leading daily American newspapers, The Washington Post offers news and analysis on politics, business, world national news, entertainment, and much more.

The Washington Post

Will Zionism survive the war?

There are plenty of powerful people in the entertainment industry, but only one fiercely guards Taylor Swift's reputation. Allie Jones explores how the formidable role of publicist Tree Paine, has contributed to the Swift's enduring success. Read by Gina Rogers.

Thirty-eight time Pulitzer Prize winner, The Wall Street Journal offers unrivalled coverage of global markets. Discover insights on business, politics and current affairs.

The Wall Street Journal

There are plenty of power publicists. But only one works for Taylor Swift.

Values are shifting in this cornerstone of entertainment.

Comedians don't sign up to be politically correct. It's their job to cross boundaries, question authority and highlight the absurdity of society, but now many seem to be scrambling to figure out where they fall on the scale between joker and glorified lecturer. Following on from Whitney Cummings viral tweet, Aja Romano revisits the Roe Rogan debate as part of a much larger conversation about cancel culture, morality in comedy, and the right way to be funny.

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