Leaders

Must try harder

Progress on climate change has not been fast enough, but it has been real

And the world needs to learn from it

Climbing high

Lessons from the ascent of the United Arab Emirates

How to thrive in a fractured world

OpenChaos

The fallout from the weirdness at OpenAI

Sam Altman is set to return, but the episode holds some disturbing lessons

One cheer for Jeremy Hunt

Britain’s autumn statement got business taxes right

It also cynically handed out an illusory windfall

An election in Buenos Aires

In Argentina Javier Milei faces an economic crisis

The radical libertarian is taking over a country on the brink

Governing Britain

If Labour is to succeed in power, it must fix the Treasury

The finance ministry protects the country from disaster—but also holds it back

Dying in plain sight

The world is ignoring war, genocide and famine in Sudan

America is distracted, the UN is not interested

Scientific methods

To supercharge science, first experiment with how it is funded

Too much of researchers’ time is spent filling in forms

Inflated hopes

Will Japan rediscover its dynamism?

Rising prices and animal spirits give it a long-awaited opportunity

America and the world

Donald Trump poses the biggest danger to the world in 2024

What his victory in America’s election would mean

Gaza

The rights and wrongs of Israel and Hamas at al-Shifa hospital

Why Israel must meet and exceed the requirements of the laws of war

Flawmakers

How to fix Britain’s legislative problems

Parliament is failing at its most basic function—scrutinising laws