“Coca leaves are soaking in plastic tubs of fuel.” On “The Intelligence” @ClaireemcQue joins a raid on a drugs lab in Colombia, where 70% of the world’s cocaine comes from https://t.co/XAsCLiwhv9 https://t.co/QFOBo3dhEi ...

Artificial intelligence is causing the chip designer to rethink its winning formula https://t.co/eer4WMzwk7 ...

A declinist mood hangs in the air in Britain. Sir Keir Starmer’s election landslide was meant to escape this trap. Yet with neither a plan nor the political capital to execute it, he has failed https://t.co/ThgUJN6epW ...

Jihadists and bandits are advancing on the country’s big cities https://t.co/3XjB5XkV3q ...

Researchers are racing to fill an undeniable blind spot in AI: its grasp of the physical world. Find out how, on “Babbage” https://t.co/EQWnh05tVC ...

The economy is growing. But how strongly? https://t.co/30MdfmE9wV ...

It might seem painfully difficult in a populist world both to promise low inflation and to spend less on the elderly. But that is nothing compared with the agonising choice that looms for Brazil https://t.co/qxnH9beMN5Photo: Ian Cheibub/The New York Times/Redux/Eyevine https://t.co/MKpJ3684FJ ...

The Christian programme is one of Britain’s most successful cultural exports https://t.co/pXmSa9ozWC ...

“In ten years, hydrofoiling will be the universal standard for high-speed maritime transit,” says one founder. “Land and air are going electric—maritime is the obvious next step” https://t.co/EFGZf1r5ip ...

Jon Fasman, our senior culture correspondent, examines how the backlash to Reconstruction echoes in today’s arguments over race and citizenship https://t.co/CV8AjDvOsy ...