Meet the real screen addicts: the elderly
The digital habits that defined youth are transforming old age
The digital habits that defined youth are transforming old age
Europe readies itself to survive in a world of hostile strongmen
Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, looks at an espionage fiasco in Britain

Its weakest flank isn’t Greenland, but around Alaska
Xi Jinping’s bet that dramatic escalation is the way to win a trade war
Pedal power is booming, spinning up a new culture war
Years of expeditionary operations leave it vulnerable if America abandons the continent
We are witnessing a turning point in migration, writes Adam Roberts, our digital editor
It is time to relearn the cold-war arts of escalation management
NATO navies struggle to contain a new danger on the seas
In a bonus edition of our defence newsletter, Richard Cockett examines an icon from the battlefield
Europe’s big, invisible wall is slowing boat crossings by migrants

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Donald Trump is failing to stop China’s rise as a manufacturing superpower
The president’s neo-imperial worldview has something to do with it, according to Shashank Joshi, our defence editor
Going rogue, decay or Trumpification
Why the West is finding it so hard to deter China and Russia
Drones ride into the danger zone
For Spain’s leader, Pedro Sánchez, opposing Trump is a lonely endeavour
Israel gains diplomatic insurance by supplying weapons crucial to Europe’s defence