W e haVE two covers this week. In one we consider Donald Trump’s imperial presidency. The consensus that America should be a ...

How we saw the world ...

Naturally, more work is needed. Although GLS -1 agonists have been used in diabetes for 20 years, some of the newer findings ...

Mr Trump’s second term will not only be more disruptive than his first; it will also supplant a vision of foreign policy that ...

Has The Economist magazine ever been more wrong about anything ... Yet, whenever The Economist decides to devote a cover to Africa, which it seldom does, I sigh a little inside.

Instead of carrying out anti-immigration plans which harm the U.S. economy, the incoming administration should harness the ...

Timing an increase in your retirement contributions with a salary increase is a shrewd move that leverages behavioral ...

A vital prompt engineering technique consists of invoking multiple expert personas. It is an advanced method, yet simple to ...

Generalising about Africa means The Economist magazine often gets it wrong. However, this time it might well be right.

Long before whisky became the playground of celebrity investors, this period also shaped his belief in prioritizing ...

Globally, powerful solutions are emerging by blending indigenous farming practices with modern agricultural innovations.

Progress on inflation should stall this year” as fiscal, immigration and trade policies shift, caution Bank of America ...