35: Remember last year's big semiconductor shortage? It's over. High inflation, China's zero-COVID policy, and Russia's war in Ukraine have slashed global demand for chips, with the benchmark Philadelphia Semiconductor Index dropping 35% in 2022.
60: The Democratic Republic of Congo will expand its main border post with Zambia to ease congestion. Trucks loaded with precious minerals like copper are often stuck in lines up to 60 km (37.3 miles) long.
After being fined and warned, defendant Donald Trump learns what he can and cannot say. #PUPPETREGIME
Listen: On this episode of the GZERO World Podcast,Yale Law School lecturer and staff writer at The New York Times Magazine Emily Bazelon joins Ian Bremmer to unpack some of the biggest cases on the US Supreme Court's docket this year, what's at stake, and what expected rulings will mean for the future of our democracy.
Public approval for the US Supreme Court is at an all-time low. Is SCOTUS in danger of losing its legitimacy?
A woman at the recent United for Israel March at Columbia University told GZERO Senior Writer Alex Kliment that the school itself had become “like 1939 Germany, and I don’t say that lightly.” Kliment doesn't say this lightly either: Get a hold of yourselves.
Protests against a controversial “foreign agent” bill in Georgia this week have led to violent police crackdowns in the capital, Tbilisi.
As police ramp up efforts to dismantle pro-Palestine encampments and demonstrations on US campuses, the student protests are going global.
For the second week running, campus protests continue to dominate headlines. They are starting to spill into the political sphere, especially as efforts to quell demonstrations on college campuses nationwide intensify.
The US State Department accused Russia on Thursday of using a chemical weapon called chloropicrin against Ukrainian soldiers.
This weekend, Panamanians will elect a president after a roller-coaster campaign period that has featured a dog with an X (formerly Twitter) account and a popular former president hiding in the storage room of a foreign embassy.