Six Months of War Have Reordered the Global Economy
Crude near $92, diesel at four-year highs and central banks turning hawkish: the Middle East conflict has become the dominant variable in the world economy.
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AfD Leads in Saxony-Anhalt, but a Governing Majority Is Another Matter
Exit polls gave the party a commanding lead in Sunday's state election. Whether it can assemble a coalition is a separate and much harder question.
The Industry's Own Verdict: Workflows, Data Rights and Human Review
After 373 tracked model releases, the consensus about where AI actually creates value has moved decisively away from capability demonstrations.
A Glacier Collapse, a Fire Season and a September Record in One Week
More than 1,200 dead in Nepal, 12 killed by Algerian wildfires, and Spain matching its September heat record — three events with one underlying driver.
US Envoys Leave Kyiv Without a Breakthrough as Ukraine Braces for Winter
Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met President Zelenskyy in Kyiv a day after talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow, but both capitals came away from the weekend without a deal.
Four Outbreaks, One Weakness: Surveillance That Reaches Too Late
Cyclospora, H5N1, Ebola and mpox produced very different problems this week, and exposed the same gap between detection capability and detection reach.
After the Bhote Koshi Disaster, Asia's Glacial Flood Risk Is Under Scrutiny
A glacier collapse on the Nepal-China border killed more than 1,200 people. Hundreds of similar lakes across the Himalaya have no early-warning system at all.
Alcaraz Drops Nothing Against Paul and Draws Shelton in the Quarters
The defending champion beat Tommy Paul 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 and now faces Ben Shelton, in a tournament he entered on the back of an injury comeback.