Patrick Drahi is a child of Morocco and an alumnus of Polytechnique, the engineering school that manufactures France’s elite.
Children are the pioneers—and guinea pigs—of artificial intelligence. American teenagers are more likely than their parents ...
O N DECEMBER 4th, as The Economist went to press, Vladimir Putin was due to touch down in Delhi for the 23rd instalment of ...
In work and play, AI is rewiring childhood. It promises every child the kind of upbringing previously available only to the ...
On paper, America’s sanctions are the most potent imposed on Russia since 2022. They threaten to cut off from American ...
Sir Keir foresees a crisis. The threat for Britain, according to the prime minister, is not the Tories. It is a potential ...
The firm began borrowing to buy bitcoin in 2020, and ramped up purchases last year. Now it does little else and owns 650,000 ...
Optimistically, then, a surge in the productivity of misinformation generators may provide a similar advantage to the ...
Why are China’s leaders freelancing as retail consultants? It is not out of any great love for shopping. They are firm ...
Ask a European banker how to reinvigorate their continent’s capital markets, and there is a good chance they will start ...
Second, even if it doesn’t, Ukraine will need solid military and financial support for the foreseeable future, and it will ...
—Marco Rubio, the secretary of state, lauds Mr Trump’s decision to rename the US Institute of Peace as the Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace. Mr Trump is expected to host the leaders of Congo and ...
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