State media are singing the praises of home-grown canines

Prices have risen sharply. Unfortunately, they still have further to go

A new book offers a different account of the pestilence

Voters in the elections for Scotland’s parliament have more immediate matters on their mind

The guru of decluttering died on March 12th, aged “between 80 and 100”

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has taken about a seventh of the world’s oil supply offline for two months. The oil price is only just beginning to reflect the consequences. On Wednesday the price of a barrel of Brent crude shot up to around $120, having…

Legal battles abroad offer little comfort

But it leaves Gazans in misery

How much should managers let bots do the thinking?

Its high profits will not last forever, but it will remain a global leader for specialist cover

Locals on San Andrés blame the mainland for crime and corruption

Just avoiding a renewed clash will count as success

Rahm Emanuel charts a centrist path for AI

The regime claims the Essequibo region of Guyana, and its oil

The unit affected offers a vital capability

There is little to stop militants from expanding their influence

Time to invest in citizenship education

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From grassroots organisers to Martin Luther King, leaders framed their struggle in global terms, writes Keisha N. Blain

Yet it is unclear where shortages will hit first and hardest