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Germany ready to double Uniper aid to $60.14 billion in worst case

Germany is preparing for a worst-case scenario in which it needs to double financial aid to Uniper SE, the nation’s biggest gas supplier, to $60.14 billion. Uniper’s financial situation is worsening with an expected adjusted net loss of $3.2 billion for the first nine months of the year as it buys more expensive wholesale gas to meet supply contracts after ...

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How to fix the US nursing shortage

The US health-care system needs more nurses. Nursing schools aren’t producing enough graduates, young workers are quitting, and older ones are retiring early. Throughout the pandemic, widespread shortages reduced the quality of care and even cost lives. To bolster the workforce and better prepare for the next crisis, the US must invest in its domestic pipeline and clear hurdles for ...

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Can Meloni learn from Berlusconi’s failures?

Rachel Sanderson If Giorgia Meloni had expected a straightforward passage to becoming Italy’s first woman prime minister, she hadn’t counted on her coalition ally Silvio Berlusconi’s enduring desire to control. Italy’s three-time premier started undermining her far-right government even before its ministers were named. But Meloni has something to learn from Berlusconi too. He provides a cautionary tale for all ...

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