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For decades it looked as though Simandou’s riches might never be dug up. Rio Tinto, an Anglo-Australian miner, first won ...
On December 3rd the European Commission unveiled a long-awaited proposal to use frozen Russian assets, some €210bn ($245bn) ...
Charlotte Howard, our New York bureau chief, on the president’s efforts to stretch America’s war powers—and lawmakers’ ...
As the mountain of evidence grows, AI can also extract what is useful. Streams of messages, videos and voice notes can be ...
Peer into The Economist’s decision-making processes with Robert Guest, our deputy editor, who explains how we select and ...
This swaggering right of intervention is called a “Trump Corollary” to the Monroe Doctrine. That is a deliberate tribute to ...
A new survey of labour-force data by Amory Gethin of the World Bank and Emmanuel Saez of the University of California, ...
British voters, like others in Europe, are abandoning the centre parties for challengers, such as Reform and the Greens. But ...
The firm began borrowing to buy bitcoin in 2020, and ramped up purchases last year. Now it does little else and owns 650,000 ...
Chinese-born boffins have long made up the largest group of foreign researchers in America. An exodus just now, as the ...
Images that defined the year ...
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