Don’t cry for millennials or Gen Z. Save your pity for those in their 50s https://t.co/QPf9644prb ...

The doctrines of the populist right contain much to condemn. Yet talking about them in apocalyptic terms is doomed to fail. For the good of their countries, mainstream politicians urgently need a different approach https://t.co/G1KqBMLPiC ...

The Danish post is the first to end letter collection, but others will follow https://t.co/3KbGzMyjNY ...

A new Turkish offensive against armed Kurds in Syria is unlikely, as it would spell doom for the entire peace process. But it is not inconceivable https://t.co/TpAJ7Mc9Fd ...

RT Sarah Wu (@sarah_wu_)After a trip to Ottawa, I wrote about why there was a sudden thaw in the Canada-China relationship and where it might go from here. In @TheEconomist this week:https://t.co/PrKiRaMYXg ...

Ukraine is in a tough spot. European allies may finally be moving to fund it with frozen Russian assets, but long-term economic prospects are grim. The military picture is even starker https://t.co/h0FH4FDS1T ...

Two accident-and-safety investigations and a ministerial review are now under way with orders to report with haste https://t.co/soeCTbZlVz ...

Russia’s economy has become so dependent on military production that peace is likely in the short term to bring new troubles. Rather than ending the war, Vladimir Putin is doubling down https://t.co/CjQN9hgVbc ...

For Rwanda and Congo, securing economic deals with America appears more important than ending their conflict—despite Donald Trump’s claims of peacemaking https://t.co/x76AAI69JZPhoto: AFP https://t.co/vZroxwQh8N ...

Ukraine’s trains are the backbone of its domestic economy, international trade and war effort. Money trouble for the railways could be bad news for the country https://t.co/LKJ3i5guTO ...