This loving remake of “Kind Hearts and Coronets” (1949) mimics some of its predecessor’s murder methods and adapts others. There are some telling updates https://t.co/vWNApEvWRZ ...

The 6-3 decision offers a lesson on the broader direction of the Supreme Court under Donald Trump https://t.co/Nv0jGD0jFc ...

Here’s why a ban on insider betting might do more harm than good https://t.co/zlF76HKOzW ...

Britain chairs a global network of AI safety institutes. Other governments come to learn what it got right https://t.co/Ua03QL4mrA ...

“Russia can probably continue waging war for the foreseeable future,” argues Alexandra Prokopenko. “But no climber can survive the death zone indefinitely—and not all climbers who attempt the descent survive it” https://t.co/giMPkWswNp ...

An election on Discord, a mayor who used to be a rapper, meme slogans: this is governance, Gen Z style. “The Weekend Intelligence” podcast visits Nepal after the riots https://t.co/Z9LSCWBtw9 ...

Those sectors in Germany most exposed to Chinese competition have suffered especially. Still, industry does not speak with one voice. A growing number of German firms are “localising” https://t.co/NcFqp6CpZN ...

Many Russians try to ignore the war, which began four years ago this week—but that is getting harder. Simply moving about the country, the reminders are frequent https://t.co/aYVoxB0UBE ...

As well as tyrants and henchmen, Russia produces plenty of gifted men and women of extraordinary courage. A new book examines the life of one such anti-Putin https://t.co/A2J0MGdVxm ...

The rise of Plaid Cymru is about more than Welsh voters’ dissatisfaction with the Labour government in Westminster https://t.co/4VY2u4MZaZ ...