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Rich countries spend 41 times more on each child's education. AJLabs looks at the classroom inequality around the world

A United States review has called for stronger parliamentary scrutiny and more timely publication of information about Pakistan's budgets and debt.

Europe’s biggest defence contractor says the risk of attack is growing, adding urgency to Britain’s debate over readiness, resilience and military investment.

Bella Ramsey reflects on rebellion fame and growing up in the public eye is one of the latest updates picked up from the monitored RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve more than a short automated

A year after Congress ended federal support for public media, South Dakota’s network is still operating — but the loss has reshaped how it serves viewers and listeners.

Pakistan?s National Job Portal is listing active government vacancies across railways, finance, licensing, IT and public-sector operations.

Social media has become a global political arena, shaping diplomacy, elections, conflict narratives and public trust in ways governments can no longer ignore.

Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi says proposals for new provinces or administrative units must be constitutional, carefully assessed and guided by public opinion.

The BBC's latest annual report has placed the broadcaster's most serious challenges in plain view, with funding pressure, changing audience habits and public trust all shaping the debate over its future. The report

ECNEC reviewed major road, energy, water, education and poverty-reduction schemes as revised costs and project delays sharpen scrutiny of public investment.

AI manifestos from technology bosses are becoming a familiar ritual, revealing a fight to shape public trust before regulation, lawsuits or product failures define the story.

Tesla’s revenue grew 26%, but higher operating costs and capital spending are pressuring results as the company works toward Cybercab, Semi and Megapack

Reform UK benefits ban for foreign nationals would include EU is one of the latest items found in the active RSS feeds, and it has enough public interest to deserve a fuller article rather than a bare

A leading thinktank says higher oil prices and inflation linked to the Iran war could leave the UK facing hard choices at the next autumn budget

A debate over one of climate policy's most contested technologies played out publicly this week, as readers pushed back forcefully against carbon capture's role in the UK's broader energy and emissions strategy. H2: The

Andy Burnham’s entry into Downing Street would bring a focus on stronger regional growth, but public finances, weak living standards and limited time before the next election shape the challenge

Andy Burnham has outlined a left-leaning agenda and a promise to be pro-business, but key details on utilities, energy bills and housing remain unclear

Former defence minister Al Carns has turned down a ministerial offer after quitting when John Healey resigned over the dispute about military

Apple is closing in on Nvidia in the battle to become the world’s most valuable company, as investors continue to reassess which businesses stand to benefit most from the artificial intelligence boom. According to a

ING says the UK jobs market is cooling, with hospitality and retail shedding jobs, vacancies falling and private-sector pay growth lagging, reducing pressure on the Bank of England to raise rates

Disputes between smokers and nonsmokers are becoming more visible as a younger generation increasingly refuses to suffer secondhand smoke in silence

Alphabet is once more lifting its AI investment plans, underscoring how expensive the race has become even as Wall Street keeps asking when the returns will show up.

Mexico goes against its regional governing body Concacaf to publicly support under-fire Fifa president Gianni Infantino

Former Det Sup Stuart Blaik, who led the investigation into the police officer's death, has publicly shared his views on the case for the first time