Blond bombastEurope’s centrists will prove powerless against the populist tides as fringe parties become the mainstreamMon Nov 14 2016Leaders
Lifting the curse In the shade of trees on the side of a road at Rutongo, a tin mine in sight of Rwanda’s capital, Kigali, groups of women sit with hammers in hanMon Nov 14 2016Africa
Artificial Intelligence’s Galileo momentIn 2017 Artificial Intelligence (AI) will redefine the possibilities of research and academia. Some doomsayers assume that most human employees wTue Nov 15 2016Generation prophet
Martin Luther, church-splitterFive centuries since Martin Luther’s clash with Rome, Europe faces division once more as intolerance and religious upheaval make a comebackMon Nov 14 2016Europe
UnsustainabilityGovernments are starting to act on pollution-cutting pledges but now business must catch upMon Nov 14 2016Leaders
Women take charge In 2017 expect to see companies take action to make sure more females occupy powerful positionsMon Nov 14 2016Business
Changing lanesEarly one Sunday morning, half a century ago, Sweden’s motorists pulled off a deft manoeuvre.Mon Nov 14 2016International
The internet of wingsAn ambitious project will start in 2017 designed to track from space the movement and behaviour of animals, large and small, anywhere they travelMon Nov 14 2016Science and technology