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Who is winning in AI—China or America?
China offers the world a values-free, results-based vision of AI governance
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Meet the world’s hottest upstart weapons dealers
A ferocious global arms race is big business
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Donald Trump is waging war on woke AI
“Marxist lunacy” is out. But unbiased chatbots may be impossible
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The wrong way to end a war
Dark lessons from history that explain Vladimir Putin’s “peacemaking”
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A burning threat to pregnant women
Alarming new research on the link between heat and dangerous pregnancies
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Was globalisation ever a meritocracy?
The Trumpian assault on globalism, as seen from Singapore
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The end of the second world war
How The Economist reported on the war, week by week
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America’s new plan to fight a war with China
Readying for a rumble in the jungle
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The War Room newsletter: Seven of the best books on the Pacific war
Richard Cockett, a news editor, recommends seven books about the defeat of Japan in the second world war
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How to write laws of war for a wicked world
The post-1945 order is crumbling. History offers a glimpse of alternatives that might work
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Why the laws of war are widely ignored
Global courts struggle to cope with power politics
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The War Room newsletter: How receiving aid became fatal in Gaza
Oliver Jones, our news editor, on the perils of seeking aid in Gaza
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Could AI tilt the outcome of elections?
New research shows it is being used for good and ill
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How spy agencies are experimenting with the newest AI models
America has better technology. But will China adopt it more quickly?
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Can China save South Africa from Donald Trump?
South African leftists dream of telling the West to get lost
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Look inside The Economist’s summer issue for 2025
A guide to four special articles from our home for narrative journalism
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The world court joins the fight over climate change
Its ruling that burning fossil fuels can be “internationally wrongful” risks provoking a backlash
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Rethinking the war on AIDS
American funding cuts are a catalyst for fresh thinking
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The surprising lessons of a secret cold-war nuclear programme
America is sick of policing the world. More nuclear-armed states will not help
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The War Room newsletter: Three new books on espionage
Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, examines the blind spots of the intelligence services