The cultural world is mourning Marjane Satrapi, the Franco-Iranian artist and filmmaker behind the iconic graphic novel and animated film Persepolis, who died in Paris at the age of 56. According to…
Across the Pacific, the backlash against tech infrastructure is taking a different but equally striking form. The city of Monterey Park, near Los Angeles, has voted to ban data centers — a…
While governments struggle with geopolitical tensions, India’s Supreme Court is grappling with a challenge of a different kind: artificial intelligence in the justice system. Draft rules published…
In the eastern Mediterranean, an old rivalry is heating up again. Following the United States’ refusal to sell F-35 fighter jets to Turkey, Ankara has turned its gaze toward Greece and Cyprus….
In one of the most consequential diplomatic developments of the year, the European Union is preparing to formally open accession negotiations with Ukraine following the lifting of Hungary’s…
Today’s intelligence briefing from international investigative media.
What connects these far-flung stories is a common thread of confrontation — between governments and corporations, between allies, between nations and international norms. Whether it’s Trump cursing…
Two stories from The New York Times round out the picture of a turbulent moment in American politics and global health. Columnist Nicholas Kristof argues that the ongoing Ebola crisis in Congo…
Closer to home for Australians, a striking data point has emerged: insurance payouts for stolen cars in Victoria last year totalled $243 million — more than the rest of Australia combined. Melbourne…
The United States has proposed a 12.5% tariff on Chile, adding yet another trade front in Washington’s increasingly assertive economic posture across Latin America. Meanwhile, in Brazil, economists…
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