WHY INDIA BAFFLES CHINA / THE ECONOMIST

Why India baffles China Chinese scholarship on India has grown in breadth but not depth Illustration: Lehel Kovács IN THE SEVENTH century a ...

ORGANISED CRIME: SWEDEN`S FIGHTBACK AGAINST THE GANGS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES BIG READ

Organised crime Sweden’s fightback against the gangs Shootings are down. The government has taken a tough line. Will voters reward it? Richa...

AI IS REVIVING CHINESE MARXIST ECONOMICS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

AI Is Reviving Chinese Marxist Economics As recently as two years ago, most Chinese economists paid only lip service to Marxism and assigned...

YEN SINKS AFTER BANK OF JAPAN RAISES RATES TO HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 1995 / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

Yen sinks after Bank of Japan raises rates to highest level since 1995 Hawkish comments by BoJ governor fail to arrest renewed slide in curr...

THE HOUTHIS AND THE POWER VACUUM IN THE ARAB WORLD / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES

The Houthis and the Power Vacuum in the Arab World The Yemeni group's emergence exposes the Arab world’s failure to build a regional bal...

JAVIER MILEI`S LIBERAL EXPERIMENT IS STRUGGLING / THE ECONOMIST

Milei reloaded Javier Milei’s liberal experiment is struggling In an interview with The Economist, Argentina’s president is unyielding Illus...

STANLEY DRUCKENMILLER SAYS U.S. BORROWING COSTS STILL A "LITTLE LOW" DESPITE SURGE IN YIELDS / THE FINANCIAL TIMES

Stanley Druckenmiller says US borrowing costs still ‘a little low’ despite surge in yields Close ally of Kevin Warsh says Federal Reserve of...

WHY AMERICA`S DEBT BINGE IS STARTING TO MATTER / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

Why America’s debt binge is starting to matter If long-term interest rates decisively breach the 5% threshold, the impact could derail the A...