Yields on 10-year Treasuries soar half a percentage point in worst month in four years

For his second feature film, Emmanuel Marre draws on family archives to tell the story of his great-grandfather, who was compromised by his involvement in Pétainism.

Authoritarian-friendly mass surveillance has never been more adorable

Three big reasons explain the New Right’s hostility to Europeans

COLUMN. In fashion, as in life, it is important to know the lines you should not cross. Or else, to do so deliberately.

The scourge of COVID led to drive-by whinings disguised as activism.

The BBC has spoken to residents in the Russian-occupied Ukrainian town of Oleshky who say they are being "constantly shelled".

Many of the claims and warnings about the impact of frontier AI seem to collide awkwardly with the realities of the specific subject in question

The Agency says it is "aggressively investigating" the apparent breach of its system

A viral personal essay leaves its political implications unsaid

Warning from union comes as corporation cuts local specialist correspondent roles as part of plan to save £500m

Prime minister says measure is discriminatory when fans of other sports are not similarly restricted

It is not leaving the Middle East, but it is giving up the job of running it

Allies are grappling with threats from Russia and China—and perhaps America

Applications stretch from disaster relief to street lighting

Argentinian president accuses United Nations of being filled with ‘parasites’ in bellicose general assembly speech

If Friedrich Merz and almost everyone else is unpopular, perhaps governments aren’t the issue

With no way out of his war with Iran, he is increasingly obsessed with monuments to himself