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It should unleash the potential of its vast internal market with reform and investment
Charlie Kirk’s murder is a moment for all sides to seek to lower the temperature
Hyundai case will make foreign workers and companies increasingly wary of setting up in the US
Senior executives should disclose workplace relationships
Investors are losing faith in the ability of western governments to rein in spending
Deputy PM’s exit deepens the troubles for the struggling UK administration
Global governance needs reform but Beijing is not the one to lead it
Interference affecting EU commission president’s plane is no isolated incident
By sapping business and investor confidence, it has weakened the jobs market
Experts are struggling in a less predictable world rife with simple and popular answers
America’s unpredictability risks pushing New Delhi and Beijing closer together
Trump’s deal with Intel underscores America’s damaging turn towards incoherent dirigisme
The president’s intensifying assault on central bank independence risks backfiring
Demand for harmful drugs must be curbed in order to squeeze powerful cartels
Renewal efforts and a return to offices have helped confound gloomy forecasts
Childhood encouragement, libraries and government support can reverse the trend
New breakthroughs underscore the technology’s potential and perils
Monetary policymakers are on divergent paths, but face common threats
Zelenskyy and allies contain White House’s tilt towards Moscow for now
Europe must raise pressure on Aleksandar Vučić to avoid a deeper democratic retreat
Donald Trump’s alignment with Vladimir Putin in Alaska made him look a dupe
Even in the language app era there are benefits to learning a foreign tongue
Life sciences should be a natural place to look for growth
The Q2 results are an unreliable gauge of America’s ability to weather tariffs
America’s export tariff on Nvidia and AMD chips sets a troubling precedent
Being tough with Putin is the only way for the US president to secure an end to the Ukraine war
A small window exists for Israel’s allies to dissuade it from further escalation
Climate change is prompting shifts to the off-season and ‘coolcations’
Argentina’s president achieved more than expected. But now he must recalibrate
Trump’s brutal cuts are an opening for poorer nations to build legitimacy
Sacking the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ commissioner undermines the integrity of crucial national statistics
From football to stock analysis, too many stars make it hard to run a team
Savvy teens and wary adults are circumventing UK age-verification rules
Brazil is an egregious example of how trade levies are being shaped by presidential whim
The potential of chatbots to advance knowledge is huge — particularly if used wisely
The US president’s deals are not a win-win for the global economy
Abortive attempt to control Ukraine’s anti-corruption bodies has damaged trust at home and abroad
As starvation stalks Gaza, western allies must press for an end to Israeli offensive
Beijing’s policies have encouraged overproduction and excessive competition
There are better ways to raise productivity than making people work on Easter Monday
Sectarian clashes show that Sharaa must create a more inclusive state
Six months in, the negative effects of the US president’s plans are only starting to be felt
Brussels needs to be ready to unleash its anti-coercion armoury
US law bringing the asset into the mainstream has dangers for financial stability
European allies must solidify support plans in case the US president flip-flops again
Businesses would be well-advised not to jump to Trump’s every whim
Politicians are promising voters tax cuts and handouts just as bond yields are pushing higher
Growth requires clearer signals on tax and bolder reforms
Super-injunction thwarted scrutiny of a data leak and Afghan resettlement scheme
America’s bullish stock market is at odds with Trump’s policy agenda