A hatred normalised: antisemitism in Britain

Antisemitism in Britain has reached a critical juncture, with a surge in hate crimes targeting Jewish communities following the October 7th attacks. While extremist groups and political fringes contribute to this rise, the normalization of these sentiments across broader society complicates mitigation efforts. Simultaneously, the global luxury market faces a downturn, though American brands like Ralph Lauren and Coach are outperforming European counterparts by controlling distribution, enhancing store experiences, and successfully targeting the "affordable luxury" segment. Meanwhile, Argentina prepares for the upcoming World Cup amidst significant political volatility. President Javier Milei’s aggressive economic reforms, while aimed at liberalization, have triggered widespread job losses and persistent inflation, leaving his long-term political stability uncertain despite the nation’s enduring, fervent passion for football.