Now Donald Trump is on Google’s side

Economic growth in Malaysia and Indonesia has not led to secularism

The world would be better off without deep-sea fishing or mining, writes Callum Roberts

He campaigned for decades to be brought back to life. Now he’s saving souls from legal limbo

In “It Was Just an Accident”, an Iranian director transmutes repression into defiance

But hardliners have never fully trusted him

It has its uses 

Voters in Gorton and Denton abandoned the government

Recent scandals have tarnished the image of one of Brazil’s most important democratic institutions

“I hope you are well” and other classics

The prime minister is trying to become an icon of resistance to Donald Trump

Britain’s twin populists have a symbiotic relationship

Britain's populist parties Reform UK and the Greens gain support among economically insecure voters, challenging Labour and Conservative dominance in British politics.

Keir Starmer's cautious approach to the Iran conflict contrasts with Tony Blair's Iraq war support, highlighting tensions in the Anglo-American relationship.

The squabble between America’s government and Anthropic makes an AI disaster more likely

AI companion apps offer sycophantic virtual lovers who never judge or betray, marking a shift from brooding romantic heroes to servile digital partners.

Denmark’s Mette Frederiksen calls an election to take on the hard right again

Dartmouth College and other elite universities abandon century-old swimming requirements for graduation, citing racial disparities in swimming ability among students.

Formula One's transformation from a gentlemen's hobby into a global entertainment business under Liberty Media, which has doubled revenues to $3.9bn since 2017.

Argentina’s president has much to shout about. But job worries loom