Ethan Caldwell
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.
US Envoy to Meet Putin as Kyiv and Washington Trade Claims Over Intelligence
A US envoy will meet Putin in Russia as Kyiv says intelligence sharing 'works now' and Washington rejects claims of withheld data.
NHS Alliance warns smaller maternity units could be shut amid service consolidation
The NHS Alliance warns that some smaller maternity units may be consolidated, raising questions over access and service planning.
Curfews Enforced in Parts of Paris and Other Cities After Weekend Riots
Curfews imposed in parts of Paris and other French cities after weekend rioting; interior minister says police 'lost control' in some areas.
Alleged Victim Says She ‘Closed Her Eyes’ as Accuser Describes Russell Brand Incident
A woman describes closing her eyes and 'trying not to be there' as the 51-year-old faces several rape and assault charges.
Why Europe Struggles to Convert Advantages into Global Leadership
Despite strong institutions and industry, Europe has not fully converted its assets into economic power or global leadership.
Study links fine particulate pollution to higher glaucoma and cataract risk
A review of 41 studies finds associations between PM2.5 exposure and increased odds of glaucoma and cataract across multiple populations.
Leader Polanski Keeps Controversial Motion in Place Until 2028
Polanski will not overturn the Green Party motion labelling Zionism as racism; he sought amendment but the text stays in force until 2028.
Heat hampers redwood photosynthesis, threatening carbon storage in California forests
New field and lab measurements show California redwoods reduce photosynthesis in high heat, with consequences for carbon storage and forest resilience.
Pope discharged after lung cancer surgery, to lead Angelus in St Peter’s Square
Pope discharged days after lung cancer surgery; he will lead the Angelus and blessing in St Peter's Square on Sunday.
Dubois retains WBO crown with second‑round stoppage of Wardley
Daniel Dubois retained his WBO heavyweight title with a second-round stoppage of Fabio Wardley, reinforcing his place atop British heavyweights.
Van Gerwen stunned in narrow defeat as O’Connor advances at Dutch Championship
Michael van Gerwen crashed out 6-5 to William O'Connor in a second-round upset at the Dutch Darts Championship.
13,800-Year-Old Alaskan Camp Reveals Earliest Dwelling and Continental Links
A 13,800-year-old site in interior Alaska yields the earliest potential dwelling, needles, and tools linking early Americans and Asian Beringia.



