A ferocious global arms race is big business

“Marxist lunacy” is out. But unbiased chatbots may be impossible

Dark lessons from history that explain Vladimir Putin’s “peacemaking”

Alarming new research on the link between heat and dangerous pregnancies

The Trumpian assault on globalism, as seen from Singapore

How The Economist reported on the war, week by week

Readying for a rumble in the jungle

Richard Cockett, a news editor, recommends seven books about the defeat of Japan in the second world war

The post-1945 order is crumbling. History offers a glimpse of alternatives that might work

Global courts struggle to cope with power politics

Oliver Jones, our news editor, on the perils of seeking aid in Gaza 

New research shows it is being used for good and ill

America has better technology. But will China adopt it more quickly?

South African leftists dream of telling the West to get lost

A guide to four special articles from our home for narrative journalism

Its ruling that burning fossil fuels can be “internationally wrongful” risks provoking a backlash

American funding cuts are a catalyst for fresh thinking

America is sick of policing the world. More nuclear-armed states will not help

Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, examines the blind spots of the intelligence services

Why female athletes need to leave the men behind