The Economist

Timed bombs: Israel’s pre-election attack on Iran

The Weekend Intelligence: The Apology

The debate over reparatory justice for the transatlantic slave trade has gained renewed urgency as Commonwealth leaders confront Britain regarding compensation for historical enslavement. Sir Charles Gladstone, a descendant of 19th-century slaveholder Sir John Gladstone, recently traveled to Guyana to issue a formal ap...

Follow the leader: who will run Hamas?

Coming up Trump: our election model puts Harris behind

Left field: a new force in German politics

Marching borders: what was Hizbullah’s plan?

The history of Taiwan’s relationship with China

Spies isn’t everything: Putin’s global-chaos machine

Leaderless: the death of Yahya Sinwar

Will young people let democracy die?

Shoal searching: the South China sea simmers

Your money for a run? Campaign finance in America

Mapping Putin’s covert war in Europe

Keir eye for the FDI: an interview with Britain’s PM

One giant, cheap for mankind: SpaceX’s Starship

Labour’s love lost: Keir Starmer’s first 100 days

Paradise lost: Hurricane Milton bashes Florida

Google’s lurch: how to fix its monopoly

General rule: how to reinvent America’s army

The Weekend Intelligence: Gaza, after the dust settles (republished)

Nine months into the war in Gaza, the region faces a catastrophic humanitarian crisis characterized by near-total infrastructure destruction and a breakdown of civil order. While international pressure mounts for a post-conflict strategy, a profound disconnect persists between the competing visions of Israeli political...