Politics

US nuclear negotiator Ernest Moniz: ‘Iran has the home-court advantage’

The architect of the 2015 deal with Tehran on how to prevent a new Middle East arms race

Is Andy Burnham the new Money Saving Expert?

Our latest PM is laser-focused on the cost of living but here’s how he could go even further

Data center backlash echoes fossil-fuel politics

The protests are starting to resemble the ones against pipelines and fracking.

AI scrambles the political map

With the midterms approaching, AI is creating alliances across party lines while opening fissures within them.

The unexpected issue dividing parties and midterms candidates

Across the United States, political candidates are grappling with an issue that has never before featured widely in American political life: artificial intelligence.

Investigation into Nigel Farage resumes after he wins Clacton by-election

Reform UK leader increases number of votes after mainstream parties shunned poll as stunt

The exodus from Israel

Immigration is at the heart of the country’s self-image. But people have been leaving

Pakistan and the new great game of Risk

Islamabad has bold ambitions to play a more proactive role in the world

Ukrainian drones wipe out entire US tank brigade in live war game

Ukrainian drone pilots teach the US military and NATO hard battlefield lessons.

The Right Must Fight Its Own Woke Wing

There are lessons to be learnt from the left on how rage alienates potential allies

Chatbots are doing the work of Congress with little oversight

The amendment was one of hundreds filed this summer to an annual defense bill making its way through Congress. Along with her proposed change, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s office had sent a summary of what it would do.

Russian ghost fleet tankers use ‘Mad Max’ nets to fend off Ukraine’s drones

Defences on vessels under sanctions aim to protect against Ukraine’s vast maritime drone campaign