Kim Jong Un, North Korea’s dictator, rarely travels abroad. So his surprise visit on October 24th to Dandong, a Chinese city ...

Israelis went to vote at the fastest rate since 1977 to pass judgement on their wartime government. Turnout reached 31.5% ...

This is the introduction to Middle East Dispatch, a weekly, subscriber-only newsletter in which our correspondents take a ...

Anthropic, the maker of the Claude chatbot, filed to list on the Nasdaq stock exchange. It would be the first company focused ...

This is the introduction to The War Room, a weekly, subscriber-only newsletter bringing exclusive insights into defence and ...

Anthropic, the maker of the Claude chatbot, filed to list on the Nasdaq stock exchange. It would be the first company focused ...

The portrayal of the lower-class outsider as a baddie—in “War” and other recent tv shows—is a striking turn in an age-old ...

The rise of Anthropic is something else. In the first quarter of last year—when Claude Code, its hit programming tool, was ...

Parties came in and out of power, and so companies curried favour with both Republicans and Democrats regardless of who ...

Mr Comey is seeking dismissal of another, which accuses him of inciting violence against the president. Mr Trump spent much ...

The Economist is seeking a researcher/news assistant for our Tokyo bureau. This is an exciting, multifaceted job that ...

“We have to accept losing our children.” For France’s citizens, the statement in November by General Fabien Mandon, head of their armed forces, fell like a thunderbolt. The possibility of a conflict ...