Maya Mehrara

1 week ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England)– While academics, political pundits, and other professionals have been discussing the ramifications of President Donald Trump’s tariffs within the U.S., they will also have noticeable effects abroad, particularly in the U.K.The 10% tariff on UK goods from the US may jeopardize what is often referred to as the “special relationship” between the long-time allies, and the 25% tariff on Britain’s automotive and steel industries may hurt both American and British consumers.

1 week ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England)— Finding housing in London, one of the most expensive cities in the world, has become increasingly more difficult in recent years as rent prices have risen across the city. The costs of rent, as well as food and other necessities, have continued to increase in Britain’s capital, making it difficult for those living in the city to keep up with the cost of living.

3 weeks ago | theclick.news | Maya Mehrara

(LONDON, England) — A popular Mexican restaurant in Fulham, London has had to make some changes in order to survive rising food prices in the last five years. The cost of price of food and non-alcoholic beverages increased by 25% from January 2022 to 2024, according to the U.K.’s Office For National Statistics. For restaurants, this has caused food inflation, which has led institutions including Tacos MX Fulham to make changes to their produce acquisition and raise menu prices.

1 month ago | newsweek.com | Maya Mehrara

Asia has been hit by over 20 earthquakes above a 2.5 magnitude in the last 24 hours, with four powerful ones in central and southeast Asia, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). Newsweek's map below illustrates the earthquakes that took place across central and southeast Asia within the last day. Why It MattersThe earthquakes in Myanmar will have the most significant impacts, as they were the highest in magnitude and caused hundreds of deaths and injuries.

1 month ago | newsweek.com | Maya Mehrara

Russian President Vladimir Putin launched Moscow's new nuclear-powered submarine on Thursday in Murmansk, according to the Kremlin's press release. Newsweek reached out to the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation for comment via email. Why It MattersPutin's launch of the new nuclear-powered submarine comes swiftly after Moscow and Kyiv agreed to a ceasefire in the Black Sea following peace negotiations with the U.S. in Saudi Arabia this week.