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  • Monday, 23 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Donald Trump’s own private UN

    Western democracies need a strategy for engaging with the Board of Peace

    Donald Trump, Prabowo Subianto, Edi Rama, Adel Al-Jubeir, Ilham Aliyev, and Ayman Safadi pose and smile at the Board of Peace meeting.
  • Saturday, 21 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    The Supreme Court’s tariff blow to Trump

    Uncertainty will linger as the president tests alternative legal options

    Donald Trump holds up a signed executive order in the Rose Garden, with large American flags in the background.
  • Friday, 20 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    The message of Britain’s royal arrest

    Probe into former Prince Andrew over Epstein ties is an example for the US

    Two police officers walk along a driveway toward the gated entrance of Royal Lodge, with pink buildings and green lawns visible.
  • Thursday, 19 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Europe’s resurgent peripheral economies

    Fiscal discipline and structural reforms are paying off

    An engineer wearing a hard hat and red protective gloves stands among rows of solar panels at a solar park.
  • Wednesday, 18 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    An old party touts a new beginning in Bangladesh

    The BNP has won back power but must change the nation’s politics to satisfy voters

    A group of young women pose for a selfie showing their inked thumbs after voting at a polling centre in Dhaka.
  • Tuesday, 17 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Labour’s own goals on jobs

    Raising payroll taxes and the minimum wage has hurt young workers

    A woman carrying shopping bags walks past a closed coffee shop as three people look at travel offers in a travel agency window.
  • Monday, 16 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Europe’s path to security without the US

    The heads of Nato and EU Commission offer competing visions. Both have a point

    Mark Rutte and Ursula von der Leyen walk together indoors, both smiling during a meeting in Brussels.
  • Sunday, 15 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    The great software stock meltdown

    Sell-off may be overdone, but companies need to move faster to respond to AI

    Traders in blue jackets work at computer stations on the trading floor, one writing on a tablet while others gesture and monitor screens.
  • Friday, 13 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    The challenges of a weight-loss economy

    Can capitalism survive the curbing of appetites?

    Three cups of ice cream — strawberry with fresh pieces, vanilla with nuts and syrup, and chocolate with chocolate pieces and a wafer stick — on a wooden table.
  • Thursday, 12 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    US undermines democracy to promote Maga to the world

    America is adapting older tools to spread a cynical worldview

    A stack of red "Make America Great Again" hats with white lettering is held in someone's hand.
  • Wednesday, 11 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    How to deploy ‘Buy European’ rules

    They should be a scalpel, not a sledgehammer

    France’s President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech surrounded by employees as he visits the new production lines at ArcelorMittals’s new electric steel production facility in Mardyck, northern France
  • Tuesday, 10 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Emerging economies shine despite US volatility

    For the rally to endure, developing markets need to build on their resilience

    Factory workers in Sonipat, India
  • Monday, 9 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Sanae Takaichi’s historic opportunity in Japan

    The prime minister should use her mandate to focus on the most pressing issues

    Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, walks on stage for a press conference at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo, Japan
  • Sunday, 8 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    The end of nuclear arms control

    Expiry of the New Start treaty makes the world a much more dangerous place

    A Yars intercontinental ballistic missile launches from a facility, surrounded by flames and smoke, during a test in Russia.
  • Friday, 6 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Keir Starmer’s weakening grip on power

    Mandelson’s ties to Epstein have damaged the prime minister, perhaps fatally

    Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and British ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson stand together in suits at a reception.
  • Thursday, 5 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    The cautionary tale of gold and silver

    Precious metals mania is just one area of excess in the financial system

    Gold and silver bars marked ‘The Royal Mint’ with stacks of gold and silver coins arranged around them.
  • Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Britain’s inequitable student loan system

    Graduate discontent is growing over their repayment terms

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  • Tuesday, 3 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Under Prabowo, Indonesia is veering off course

    Investors are jittery about the government’s fiscal and political record

    Prabowo Subianto speaks at a podium with arms raised during an economic event, with Indonesian flags in the background.
  • Monday, 2 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Xi’s ominous purge of his top general

    President’s power play bodes badly whether it is a sign of strength or weakness

    Zhang Youxia, He Weidong, and Li Shangfu, in military uniforms, raise their right fists while taking an oath at a formal assembly.
  • Sunday, 1 February, 2026
    The editorial board
    Americans have drawn a red line in Minnesota

    The Trump administration’s partial retreat will not mend the damage to trust and lives

    A banner reading ‘Neighbors Say ICE Out!’ hangs at a snowy neighbourhood entrance in Minneapolis
  • Friday, 30 January, 2026
    The editorial board
    The next Fed chair still has a lot to prove

    Kevin Warsh brings experience but must demonstrate his credibility to markets

    Kevin Warsh speaks at a podium with a microphone during the IMF and World Bank Spring meetings.
  • Thursday, 29 January, 2026
    The editorial board
    A rescue mission for the rules-based order

    Europe needs to play a lead role in efforts to de-risk from Trump’s America

    Narendra Modi, Ursula von der Leyen, and Antonio Costa stand together smiling and clasping hands before their meeting.
  • Wednesday, 28 January, 2026
    The editorial board
    America’s shift to an insider economy

    Access to presidential favour has become a key to business success

    Larry Ellison speaks at a podium with the presidential seal while Donald Trump stands nearby with arms crossed.
  • Tuesday, 27 January, 2026
    The editorial board
    Intervention will not reverse yen weakness

    Loose fiscal policy no longer makes sense now that Japan has escaped deflation

    Japanese 10,000 yen, 5,000 yen, and 1,000 yen banknotes displayed upright with their reflections visible below.
  • Monday, 26 January, 2026
    The editorial board
    Labour’s destructive infighting

    Starmer’s move to block a rival will not avoid months of internal plotting

    Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham walk side by side outside, both wearing dark suits and somber expressions.
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