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Who Could Be the Next Pope?

Any baptized man can become pope, but traditionally he (and it is always a ‘he’) is elected from the college of Cardinals. This year, possible contenders range from Francis’ liberal-leaning secretary of state, Italian Cardinal Pietro Parolin, to Cardinal Robert Sarah of Guinea, an ultra-conservative and outspoken critic of Francis. We could also see, for […]

What challenges await the next pope? Chicago Catholics weigh in

As 133 Catholic cardinals —including Chicago’s Blase Cupich — enter the Sistine Chapel Wednesday to begin deliberating and electing a new pope, whoever emerges as pontiff from this conclave takes on a job that has changed dramatically in the last 12 years. On top of internal problems like fewer priests and the ongoing fallout of […]

How India’s and Pakistan’s Armed Forces Compare, as Nuclear Fears Grow

Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. Simmering tensions between India and Pakistan are fueling concerns about the potential for a nuclear conflict between the two South Asian nations. Here […]

How Pakistan’s military stacks up against India’s

India has launched military strikes against Pakistan, putting the two nuclear-armed neighbours on the brink of an all-out war. The flare-up means that two of the region’s largest militaries are again in face-to-face conflict. The stand-off pits India, a global defence giant, against a country that may be much smaller, but is nevertheless heavily militarised […]

Fed’s Powell Is About to Defy Trump and Hold Rates Steady

Another illustration of the fog of the trade war: The Bank of Canada in April abandoned its usual practice of releasing a base-case forecast. Instead, it issued two potential — and very different — scenarios that hinge on how Canada’s tariff dispute with the US turns out. The European Central Bank has continued to cut […]

ESG still in demand despite political backlash, say industry leaders

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing is far from disappearing, according to Guy Henriques, president of Capital Group’s Europe and Asia client group. Speaking at the Investment Association (IA) Sustainability and Responsible Investment Conference 2025 today (30 April), Henriques acknowledged that ESG funds have faced headwinds. A backlash has occurred influenced by US president Donald […]

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