Several cities across France, including parts of Paris, enforced overnight curfews on Monday after violent demonstrations ...

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I N ANY OTHER year, Muhammad bin Salman would be getting ready for his star turn. October 26th was supposed to be the ...

T HE YEARS since the second world war have been good to American science. The country’s researchers sent man to the moon, ...

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A t the annual gathering of the Scottish National Party (SNP) in Aberdeen on October 15th-17th it could have been 2014 ...

In fact, China spends an awful lot of time thinking about AI safety. Telephone fraud is just the tip of an iceberg of ...

Andrew Palmer, our Bartleby columnist, rounds up three research papers that caught his eye ...

Popcorn buckets are a “status symbol”, argues Calvin Innes, a creative strategist. Well, sort of. Often there is a limited ...

Its resilience rests not on politicians’ restraint but on the robustness of institutional arrangements, writes Frances Lee ...