A PART FROM its lovely weather and thriving tech startup scene, Bangalore offers little competition to India’s great cities. The local food is top-notch, but the same can be said of Delhi. Its pubs ...

For energy markets to right themselves once Hormuz reopens, three things need to happen. First, Gulf producers must restore ...

Y ou’ve got to put your name on stuff or no one remembers you.” This, according to Politico, was President Donald Trump’s verdict when touring George Washington’s Mount ...

The strategy marks a significant departure from how America has approached cyberspace, pivoting firmly from defence to a more aggressive posture. The strategy rehashes familiar points: America depends ...

Over time, though, the quality of data has improved, allowing The Economist to produce the first comprehensive measure of gross emigration from Western countries (defined as where somebody stops being ...

The state must finally assert its authority over Lebanon’s parallel army, writes Fouad Makhzoumi, a politician ...

Yair Golan, an Israeli politician and former military commander, explains how to convert military gains into long-term ...

Badr Albusaidi argues that America and Iran's national interests lie in ending hostilities and resuming nuclear negotiations ...

Cuba's regime faces unprecedented economic pressure from Donald Trump's administration, forcing talks on liberalisation as ...

Making music is a mental workout. The brain must simultaneously co-ordinate sound and vision, as well as fine motor control, ...

America's shift from energy importer to exporter reshapes how oil price spikes from Middle East conflicts affect different ...

America and Israel conduct air strikes against Iran while the regime blocks the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global energy ...