Having returned to growth in 2021, annual sales of cars hit 23.8m last year, around 4% more than in 2024, according to the ...

Like all allies they have had their troubles. Their interests in Yemen began to diverge in 2018; a dispute over ...

Russia’s full-scale war is now entering its fifth year. For Ukraine, it has been devastating. But the conflict has been ...

Ms Pelicot has become a feminist Joan of Arc, emerging from humble origins to battle not only her violators but also misheld ...

Expect a lot more such talk this week, as world leaders and AI barons gather in Delhi. India is the first developing country ...

Perhaps the frenzy of innovation in GPUs, and hence their risk of unexpected depreciation, will have to cool a little before ...

The effect has more than outweighed the growth in inequality in much of the rich world, and almost kept pace with it even in America. Today’s taxman, it turns out, is less like the Sheriff of ...

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He urged Europe to protect its Christian heritage and avoid “civilisational erasure” by curbing mass migration. He dismissed those concerned about climate change as beholden to a “cult”. But because ...

This article is adapted from an edition of our Off the Charts newsletter originally published in March 2021. It is being published to commemorate five years of Off the Charts—a weekly, subscriber-only ...

That both young men were able to live out their boyhood dreams well before they could grow a decent moustache is emblematic of recent changes in English football. Last year the average age in Premier ...

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