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.
UK’s Burnham Heads to Berlin to Boost Cooperation on Rising Hybrid Threats
Burnham travels to Berlin to discuss deeper UK-Germany cooperation on hybrid threats from Russia, Downing Street says.
ASOS investigates unauthorised app access after shoppers warned of data compromise
ASOS investigates unauthorised access to its app; basic customer details may be exposed while payment data appears safe, shares fell nearly 10%.
Kane’s approach to England’s appearance summit reshapes assessment of all-time greats
As Harry Kane equals Peter Shilton's England appearance mark, his place among national greats is reassessed through impact, goals and leadership.
Retailers Lean on ‘Carefree’ Shoppers for Personalized Discounts, Durham Study Shows
A Durham University Business School study finds retailers send personalised discount codes more often to shoppers with a carefree approach to spending.
Jeffrey Archer, Bestselling Author and Former Politician, Dies at 86
Jeffrey Archer, author and former politician, has died at 86. He sold over 300 million books; his final novel 'Adam and Eve' was due this month.
Bolsonaro Edges Lula in First Round as Brazil Heads to Runoff
A narrow first-round lead for Bolsonaro over incumbent Lula leaves Brazil's presidency to be decided in a runoff, the electoral court says.
Drivers bemused as software glitch turns race into ‘Lego’ spectacle
A software bug disrupted multiple cars ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia, with Verstappen and Hamilton likening the effects to a 'Lego race'.
Forensic Study Points to Human Sacrifice in Early Egyptian Royal Burials
Forensic analyses indicate retainers were killed and buried with First Dynasty rulers over 500 years before the Great Pyramid.
Polanski barred after party motion labels Zionism ‘racism’, conference splits leadership
A party vote at the Brighton conference declaring Zionism 'racism' preceded a ban on Roman Polanski and exposed divisions among senior figures.
BYD’s Rapid Ascent in Australia: From Battery Maker to Market Disruptor
BYD rose from battery supplier to Australia’s leading EV seller through vertical integration, LFP batteries and rapid sales growth amid fuel-price shocks.
Fire on road to Machu Picchu kills one, injures two
A fire on the main access road to Machu Picchu left one person dead and two injured near the historic sanctuary.
Hidden Ties: How Pre-existing Bonds Shape The Celebrity Traitors
Pre-existing friendships and work ties can reshape alliances, strategies and viewer perception on The Celebrity Traitors.


