Alphabet, Apple, Nvidia and the rest of the so-called “Magnificent Seven”—have lost a quarter of their value. Investors have ...

Europeans’ enthusiasm for America typically dims during Republican administrations, which most find too nationalistic. But ...

Mumbaikars, as residents of the city are known, fret their kebabs and naans will lose the distinctive—not to mention ...

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More than 124 countries, including Britain, have forsworn the production, transfer, stockpiling or use of cluster munitions.

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As it started to seem that Donald Trump, America’s president, might give Vladimir Putin what he wants to end his war on ...

South Korean and Japanese officials are putting on their politest smiles and heading to Washington. Akazawa Ryosei, the ...

Mr Trump’s team sees things differently. “Economists always underappreciate the role of regulations,” argues Stephen Miran, ...

“This is where people of today’s world hang out,” explained Bill Preston, a student, to Socrates. Mr Preston was not your typical member of the Socratic circle. The year was 1988 and they ...

The leaked American ceasefire proposal would end sanctions on Russia, freeze the front line and see America formally ...