Anthony Albanese, Australia’s prime minister, confirmed the massacre was a “targeted attack on Jewish Australians”. He ...

Peer into The Economist’s decision-making processes with Edward Carr, our deputy editor, who explains how we select and ...

Editor’s note (December 15th): Jimmy Lai was found guilty of conspiring to commit sedition and foreign collusion on December ...

Mr Lai’s case looks likely to establish new precedents both legally and socially. The party’s control centres on a national-security law ( NSL ). It was promulgated by the national parliament in ...

Many of the fanciest luxury brands, such as Hermès, Ferragamo and Prada, remain family-run despite being publicly listed.

“Addison”. By Addison Rae The breakout pop album of 2025. Addison Rae, a former TikTok star, pays tribute to musical ...

We all went to medical school to practice medicine,” he says, “not to deal with insurance companies, not to fill out ...

Others think it best to keep China hooked on Nvidia’s technology. Donald Trump appears to have decided on the latter course.

China’s “hard power” in economics, science and technology has “significantly improved”, boasted the Communist Party’s ...

America’s trade policy might seem to have settled down since the spring, but it could soon take another dramatic turn. The ...

Austen died in July 1817. Her 41 years spanned wild economic times. The first income tax arrived in 1799. Trading in slaves ...

On December 5th Netflix struck a deal to buy Warner Bros Discovery, one of Hollywood’s few remaining studios (and the owner ...