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World

Europe Charts a New Course on Security and Resilience

At a summit in Brussels, leaders unveil a broad plan to strengthen defence, boost domestic industry and reduce strategic dependencies, marking a new phase for the continent.

Brussels — European leaders agreed on Tuesday to a sweeping package of measures to bolster the continent’s security and economic resilience, as renewed global tensions and persistent instability on Europe’s borders reshape the strategic landscape.

The plan includes higher defence spending, closer industrial cooperation and new investments in critical technologies, with the aim of making Europe more self-reliant and better prepared for a more unpredictable world.

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Business

European and US agree new investment package for critical technologies

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From Hype to Real Value: A New Era for Artificial Intelligence

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Science

A Clearer Picture of a Warmer World

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Art

A Renaissance Master Returns to Public View

A long-lost painting goes on display in London, offering new insights into the artist’s late period and his lasting influence.

Cities

How Cities Are Adapting to a Hotter, More Volatile Future

From green infrastructure to redesigned public spaces, urban centres are finding new ways to build resilience.

World

The Fragile Balance of a Changing Planet

As climate risks intensify, countries are racing to adapt. But real progress will depend on whether short-term interests can give way to a more sustainable, shared future.

Opinion

A More Confident Europe in a Stormy World

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Business

Productivity, Not Panic: A Smarter AI Future

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World

Why Stronger Cities Make Stronger Societies

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Weekend / Magazine

A City for People Again

From greener neighbourhoods to healthier streets, cities around the world are reimagining urban life for a more liveable, resilient future.

World

Allies Signal Renewed Unity as Global Tensions Enter a New Phase

At a summit in Brussels, leaders outline a broader security and economic strategy amid growing pressure from rival powers. The new framework aims to strengthen resilience across Europe and beyond.

Business

Europe and US agree new investment package for critical technologies

The €250 billion initiative will focus on clean energy, semiconductors and AI infrastructure.

Opinion

A More Confident Europe in a Stronger World

A perspective on the institutions and everyday choices that shape a more open and resilient society.

World

Productivity, Not Panic, Should Guide Our AI Future

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Opinion

Why Slowness Still Matters in a Digital Age

A perspective on the institutions and everyday choices that shape a more open and resilient society.

Culture & Books

The Enduring Power of the Printed Word

From independent bookshops to literary festivals, readers are turning to print not just for escapism, but for deeper connection in a distracted age.

Business

Global Markets Find Firmer Footing After Volatile Year

The forces behind the headline, and the questions that matter beyond a single market movement.

Business

Electric Vehicle Sales Show Renewed Strength in Key Markets

A perspective on the institutions and everyday choices that shape a more open and resilient society.

Business

New Chip Plant to Boost Europe’s Tech Sovereignty

Why industrial capacity depends on skills, reliable infrastructure and cooperation across the supply chain.

Science & Innovation

New Satellite Data Sheds Light on a More Volatile Climate

High-resolution satellite observations reveal faster-than-expected changes in ocean temperatures, with consequences for weather patterns worldwide.

Business & Markets

Europe and US Expand Investment in Critical Technologies

New initiatives aim to boost semiconductor production, clean energy, AI and Defence, deepening economic ties across the Atlantic.

Business

Tech Shares Lift Markets

US tech stocks led a broad rally on Tuesday as investors welcomed strong earnings and signs of policy support for innovation.

Business

Euro Gains on Growth Hopes

The euro rose against the dollar after fresh data suggested improving growth prospects in the euro area.

Business

Oil Prices Edge Higher

Brent crude climbed above $88 a barrel as markets weighed tighter supplies and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

Economy

Central Banks Signal Cautious Rate Cuts as Inflation Pressures Ease

The ECB and Federal Reserve indicate a gradual shift towards lower interest rates, while stressing the need for caution amid persistent economic uncertainties.

Energy

Clean Energy Investment Accelerates Across Europe

New funding and simplified permitting rules are set to speed up the rollout of wind, solar and grid infrastructure.

Technology

Semiconductor Partnerships Aim to Strengthen Supply Chains

European and US companies announce new facilities and joint research programmes to expand chip production.

Business

Global Trade Routes Adapt to a More Complex World

Shipping companies are diversifying routes and investing in resilient infrastructure.

Consumer

Consumer Confidence Shows Signs of Recovery

A new survey points to improving household confidence in Europe, driven by cooling inflation.

Business

Airbus Wins New Orders at Industry Expo

European planemaker secures deals for 120 aircraft as global demand rebounds.

Business

Siemens to Expand AI-Driven Factories

Company plans €10 billion investment to scale industrial automation across Europe.

Business

European Retailers Invest in Digital Payments

New partnerships aim to make cross-border payments simpler for consumers and businesses.

Technology & AI

From Hype to Real Value: AI Enters a More Mature Phase

Companies move beyond experiments to deliver measurable productivity gains, even as leaders warn that success will depend on disciplined implementation and a skilled workforce.

Business

Europe Sets Out Chip Strategy to Cut Dependence

New investments and partnerships aim to strengthen Europe’s semiconductor industry and reduce reliance on Asian suppliers.

Security

Cybersecurity Readiness Lags Growing Threats

New report warns that many organisations remain vulnerable despite rising attacks, calling for higher investment and stronger coordination.

Energy

A Cleaner, Cheaper Battery Within Reach

Breakthroughs in battery chemistry and manufacturing could cut costs, reduce reliance on critical minerals and speed up the green transition.

Open source

Open-Source AI Gains Momentum as a Strategic Asset

Governments and companies back open-source models to foster innovation, reduce costs and strengthen digital sovereignty.

Technology

EU launches new AI skills initiative to train 1 million workers

A closer look at the people, practices and public choices shaping the next phase of artificial intelligence.

Technology

Major cloud providers agree on new data portability standards

A perspective on the institutions and everyday choices that shape a more open and resilient society.

Technology

European start-up raises €300 million to scale industrial AI

A closer look at the people, practices and public choices shaping the next phase of artificial intelligence.

Technology

Global regulators discuss common framework for AI safety

A closer look at the people, practices and public choices shaping the next phase of artificial intelligence.

Science & Climate

Clearer Evidence of a Warmer World

New global research shows climate change is accelerating faster in key regions, with significant impacts on coastlines, food security and millions of people.

Space

New Satellites Sharpen View of a Changing Earth

A next-generation fleet is giving scientists unprecedented data on ice loss, forest change and methane emissions.

Astronomy

A Promising Exoplanet in a Nearby System

Astronomers report new signs of a potentially habitable world just 40 light-years away.

Public health

How a Hotter World Threatens Health

A new study links higher temperatures to rising respiratory risks and the spread of disease-bearing insects.

Oceans

Ocean Ecosystems Under Growing Strain

Warming waters and acidification are reshaping marine life, with cascading effects on fisheries and coastal communities.

Space

New Satellite Data Reveals a More Dynamic Earth

Next-generation satellites provide unprecedented detail on land, oceans and the atmosphere, helping scientists track a rapidly changing planet.

Astronomy

Alien World Shows Signs of a Habitable Environment

Astronomers report new evidence that an exoplanet in a nearby star system may have conditions suitable for liquid water.

Public health

Study Links Cleaner Air to Longer, Healthier Lives

A major international study finds that reducing air pollution could prevent millions of premature deaths.

Oceans

Ocean Warming Reaches New Depths, Study Finds

Temperatures in the deep ocean are rising faster than previously thought, with wide-ranging effects on marine life.

Science

Tropical Forests Show Signs of Greater Resilience

New research suggests some forests can recover faster when given protection.

Science

Clean Energy Reaches New Cost Milestone

Renewable power is now the lowest-cost electricity source in most regions.

Science

Coral Reefs Show Local Recovery After Targeted Protections

Focused conservation efforts are helping reefs bounce back.

Review

An Old Master for a New Age

The painting’s quiet modernity still speaks to us, centuries on.

Books

The Novel Reimagining Our Political Age

A sweeping new work of fiction finds unexpected beauty in a divided world.

Film

A Director at the Height of His Powers

Our critic on the year’s most compelling film — a meditation on memory, loss and renewal.

Architecture

A Museum for a More Open City

A bold new cultural landmark redefines what a public space can be.

Dance

Movement, Meaning and a New Generation

How a young choreographer is pushing classical dance into the future.

Culture

Venice Biennale names 2027 curator

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Culture

Major archive of modern photography to go online

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Culture

Iconic Paris theatre to reopen next spring

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Culture

New festival celebrates women in jazz

A story about cultural life, public access and the work of bringing a new audience into the conversation.

Culture

Record attendance at Seoul Art Week

A story about cultural life, public access and the work of bringing a new audience into the conversation.

Cities

How Cities Are Adapting to a Hotter, Busier, More Flexible Future

From green infrastructure to reinvented public spaces, cities are finding new ways to stay livable, resilient and inclusive as climate risks rise and lifestyles change.

City makers

Maya Chen Building a More Livable Jakarta

The urban planner on cooler neighbourhoods, flood resilience and cities designed for people.

Transport

A New Era for Urban Mobility

From electric buses to 15-minute cities, transit systems are being rebuilt for a cleaner and more connected future.

Housing

Rethinking Housing for a Denser World

Cities are experimenting with more flexible, mixed-use and affordable housing to meet changing needs.

Education

Cities as Classrooms

From green skills to lifelong learning, urban education is expanding beyond traditional boundaries.

Urban environment

Cooler, Greener, More Resilient

Shade, trees, water and nature-based solutions are becoming central to urban climate strategy.

Society

More Open, Inclusive and Connected

Cities are finding new ways to bring people together — across generations, cultures and income levels.

Cities

The Next Generation of Cities

As populations grow and climate risks intensify, a new wave of urban innovation is taking shape. What will the cities of 2040 look like — and how can they work for everyone?

Society

An Older, More Diverse Urban World

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Cities

Cities as Places to Belong

As work becomes more flexible, many people are choosing cities for their culture, opportunity and sense of community. How can urban leaders keep that promise alive for everyone?

Profile

Growing a Cooler, Kinder City

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Travel

Five Undiscovered Cities for Your Next Getaway

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Food

A Taste of a Kinder World

From regenerative farms to zero-waste kitchens, a new wave of chefs is proving that great food can also be good for people and the planet.

Books

Books for a Brighter Future

Four new titles that offer fresh perspectives on how we live, work and build a more sustainable and compassionate world.

Design

Houses That Heal

Biophilic design, natural materials and smarter technology are creating homes that are better for our health — and for the planet.

World

US and Allies Expand Indo-Pacific Drills

New exercises aim to strengthen deterrence amid rising regional tensions.

Business

IMF Lifts Global Growth Forecast

Resilient services and AI investment drive upward revision.

Science

Breakthrough in Malaria Vaccine Trials

Late-stage results show stronger, longer-lasting protection.

World

UN Backs New Ocean Protection Treaty

Nations agree on wider marine reserves to protect biodiversity.

Technology

Global Chip Supply Shows Early Recovery

Output rises as key factories restart after months of disruption.

Closer look

A City Reinvents Itself for a More Livable Future

Once defined by industry, Barcelona is transforming its waterfront, transport and public spaces to become a cleaner, greener and more inclusive city — a model for urban renewal in an age of climate and demographic change.

The final word

Cities Can Still Be a Force for Good

Urban life is often blamed for today’s challenges. But with bold leadership and a long-term view, cities can still be the places where a fairer, more sustainable future takes shape.

Opinion | Columns

Europe’s Test Is a Stronger Union, Not a Looser One

In a more dangerous world, Europe’s answer cannot be retreat or fragmentation. It must be a deeper, more confident union — one that turns shared challenges into lasting strength.

Culture

Why the Renaissance Still Speaks to Our Time

A long-lost masterpiece on display in London reveals how art endures not as a fossil of beauty, but as a source of civic insight.

Cities

How Cities Build Resilience from Below

From green infrastructure to community-led renewal, cities are proving that a more livable, adaptive future is within reach.

Opinion

Europe Must Keep Its Moral Compass

A perspective on the institutions and everyday choices that shape a more open and resilient society.

Opinion

A Realistic Path on AI

A closer look at the people, practices and public choices shaping the next phase of artificial intelligence.

Opinion

Our Cities Are Our Greatest Asset

How the design of everyday places can widen opportunity, strengthen communities and make public life more welcoming.

Opinion

A Stronger Europe Requires Hard Choices

Europe stands at a turning point. The return of great-power rivalry, persistent instability on our borders and rapid technological change have ended the illusion that our security and prosperity can be taken for granted. The choices we make in the next few years will shape not only our economic future, but also the kind of continent we want to be.

Opinion

The Currency of a Healthier Democracy

In an age of doubt, rebuilding trust is Europe’s most urgent and underrated task. Trust in governments, institutions and traditional media has fallen to historic lows. Rebuilding that trust will require competence, transparency and accountability from our leaders.

Opinion

AI Can Enrich European Lives — If We Choose Wisely

The benefits of artificial intelligence will only be realised if Europe puts people, rights and shared prosperity at the centre. AI should be a tool for people, not a threat to their freedoms. If we get this right, technological progress and human dignity can go hand in hand.

World

NATO Reinforces Eastern Flank as Tensions Persist

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

World

Europe Bets on Homegrown Defence Industry

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

Opinion

Can the EU Afford a More Independent Future?

A perspective on the institutions and everyday choices that shape a more open and resilient society.

World

Europe’s Energy Security After the Crisis

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

World

The Race for Europe’s Tech Sovereignty

Why industrial capacity depends on skills, reliable infrastructure and cooperation across the supply chain.

World

How Europe Can Scale Up Defence Production

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

Opinion

A More Self-Reliant Europe Is Within Reach

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

Opinion

Why Europe’s Security Can’t Wait

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

Opinion

The Next Chapter for Transatlantic Relations

The institutions, investment and shared decisions behind a more resilient European security policy.

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