Ethan Caldwell
About the author
Ethan Caldwell is an American journalist covering international affairs, politics and contemporary society. His work focuses on emerging global issues and the political and social developments shaping the United States and its relationship with the wider world. He contributes news analysis and commentary to the publication’s international coverage.
Guardiola’s return at the Etihad met by PSG brilliance and City’s resolve
Guardiola returned to the Etihad as Manchester City showed resolve against a polished Paris Saint-Germain performance.
UK Premier Reaffirms Steadfast Backing for Zelensky During London Visit
British PM reassured President Zelensky of continued support during a London visit aimed at consolidating European backing after a row with Donald Trump.
US inflation jumps to 3.7% in September, complicating midterm landscape for Republicans
September inflation rose to 3.7%, the final pre-midterm reading, intensifying voter concern over the cost of living.
Martinez Publicly Rebukes United Board After Champions League Return
Lisandro Martinez criticised Manchester United's hierarchy for failing to reinforce the squad after Champions League qualification.
Ex-gang figure sentenced to 40 years over 1996 killing of Tupac Shakur
A former gang member received a 40-year sentence after conviction for his role in Tupac Shakur's 1996 drive-by killing.
Coventry Break 25-Year Drought with Home Top-Flight Victory
Coventry climbed out of the relegation zone after claiming their first top-flight home goal and victory in 25 years.
Century of recipes shows shrinking variety of seafood in UK magazines
A 100-year review of Good Housekeeping recipes reveals a decline in the variety of seafood presented to U.K. readers and highlights broader culinary shifts.
Burnham to press for fresh post-Brexit arrangements at EU summit
Burnham will press for new post-Brexit arrangements at the EU summit as Kemi Badenoch accuses the PM of 'unpicking' the original deal.
French pupils’ protests expose tensions over education funding
Weeks of pupil protests in France highlight disputes over how substantial education spending is distributed and the pressure for targeted reforms.
Maresca insists City squad remain focused despite 115 Premier League charges
Enzo Maresca says Manchester City's players remain focused and unfazed as the club faces 115 Premier League charges.
Light and Circuits: How Deisseroth’s Optogenetics Is Rewriting Brain Research
Karl Deisseroth, Nobel laureate, discusses how optogenetics uses light to map and control brain circuits, transforming neuroscience research.
Trump’s midterm campaigning raises legal and taxpayer concerns
Despite not on the ballot, Trump's midterm efforts are drawing scrutiny over costs to U.S. taxpayers and possible federal law violations.


