Eloise Barry

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The Workplaces of the Future

Business leaders and architects are hoping innovative designs will add greater value to both workplaces and employees’ lives

By Eloise Barry

Pardis Sabeti Dedicates TIME100 Impact Award to Iranian Protesters

Dr. Pardis Sabeti's acceptance speech at the TIME100 Impact Awards in Singapore focused on Mahsa Amini, who died after being detained by Iran's morality police.

By Eloise Barry

What Tech Developments Scare Eric Schmidt

"You don't need to worry about the killer robot," the former Google CEO said at the TIME100 Leadership Forum in Singapore. It makes for a good movie, but "we're not building that, right? It's not happening."

By Eloise Barry

Why the Caribbean Has the Most Energized Republican Movements

Supporters of republicanism in the Caribbean say is part of a larger reckoning with the legacy of British colonialism and the atrocities of the slave trade in the region.

By Eloise Barry

Why Chilean Voters Rejected a New Constitution

Experts say the problem with the draft constitution was less the content than how it was created.

By Eloise Barry

Why Ukraine’s Kherson Counteroffensive Matters

It will be a bellwether of the Ukrainian military's long-term prospects and ability to recapture territory from Russia.

By Eloise Barry

Meet the Talent Manager Behind Post Malone

As CEO of music management company Electric Feel, New York-native Austin Rosen counts Post Malone, Iann Dior and 24kGoldn on his roster

By Eloise Barry

Scotland Just Showed How Easy It Is To End ‘Period Poverty’

Globally, around 500 million people who menstruate live in "period poverty"—the inability to access menstrual products because of financial constraints.

By Eloise Barry/London

Somalia Heading Towards Famine Amid Drought

For a country already struggling with a three-decade old civil war and political instability, the environmental catastrophe has had devastating consequences.

By Eloise Barry

Gustavo Petro Could Transform Colombia

Petro is expected to redefine the security and political ties that have for decades made Colombia the U.S.’s closest ally in the region.

By Eloise Barry

Inside the Inclusive Spaces of Women's Soccer

The arrival of the Women's Euro Cup in England comes with a surge in grassroots interest and LGBTQ inclusivity.

By Eloise Barry/London

Europe Relies on Russian Gas. A Tough Winter Lies Ahead Amid Fears of a Cut-Off

The Kremlin said it would further reduce gas supplies to the E.U. from Wednesday, fueling ongoing concerns about rationing.

By Eloise Barry

Air-Conditioning Is Rare in the U.K. Could Heat Waves Change That?

British homes are typically designed with cooler temperatures in mind, with a greater emphasis on heating.

By Eloise Barry/London

5 Ways the U.K. Is Not Built for Extreme Heat

Housing, transport and other U.K. infrastructure was not designed for record 104°F (40°C) temperature.

By Eloise Barry/London

Mo Farah's Child Trafficking Highlights the U.K.'s Troubling Migrant Policies

The British government’s tough stance on migrants makes it harder for trafficking victims to speak out, experts say.

By Eloise Barry/London

Where Russia's War in Ukraine Stands—And What Could Happen Next

Analysts describe the conflict as a "grinding war of attrition," with fighting focused on the Donbas.

By Eloise Barry

The U.K. Is Caught in a Leadership Crisis at the Worst Possible Time

The U.K.’s next leader will face an unenviable task—having to address record-high inflation and a related cost of living crisis

By Eloise Barry/London

Here’s How a New U.K. Prime Minister Will Be Selected

TIME explains when Boris Johnson departs, and how his successor is chosen.

By Eloise Barry / London

Who Could Replace Boris Johnson As U.K. Prime Minister?

Bookmakers are speculating over who could replace Johnson. Here are his likely successors.

By Eloise Barry / London

Chile Is Trying To Shed the Last Remnants of Its Pinochet-Era Dictatorship

If approved by voters in a Sept. 4 referendum, the new text will replace the constitution designed by military dictator Augusto Pinochet in 1980.

By Eloise Barry
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