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Not long ago, India was cocky about handling an unpredictable America. No longer

Thousands of Shaheds are raining down on the Gulf

To avoid a row with Donald Trump, Western allies are endorsing Israeli theories of war

Richard Cockett, a senior editor, considers whether one is possible in Ukraine  

There are many contenders, but Turkey’s president leads the pack

Alas, almost no foreign leader is as reasonable as Finland’s president, Alexander Stubb

Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, analyses the president’s options 

A gathering of world leaders in Munich shows how trust has collapsed

Tax systems are more progressive than you think

What 1.4m emails reveal about America’s most notorious sex offender

Yes, China has impressive high-speed trains. That is no reason for the West to adopt iron-fisted rule

AI-driven disruption is about to make the world a more resentful place

Blame an expired treaty with Russia

Richard Cockett, a senior editor, discusses history’s best special operations with an SAS officer

Often, Europe-bashing is best explained by domestic politics in America, China and beyond

It’s not just health-conscious youngsters who are saying no to Bordeaux

America’s president suddenly seems like a man in a hurry

The internet has replaced door-to-door evangelists with online influencers

Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, digs into the details