Many of those crossing into government-controlled Ukraine from the occupied territories are afraid to speak. Those who do often begin in whispers, before caution gives way to confession https://t.co/IiaDS1s0Og ...

“Some sense of habitability in centuries rather than millennia.” On “The Intelligence” @Eaterofsun explains how bleak planets like Mars might be made fit for humans https://t.co/gzJqrvBsUd https://t.co/RZiKRIUmVd ...

Polling suggests King Charles has barely been tarnished by his brother’s antics. More details linking palace staff to Jeffrey Epstein could change that https://t.co/i28HiSmMu6Photo: Reuters https://t.co/piToKttSnu ...

In trying to diversify the economy, Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 project has introduced the sorts of dilemmas that exist everywhere else in the rich world https://t.co/oJNhYzXyTqPhoto: AFP https://t.co/Y3jFQximvQ ...

Fans of “Industry” might thing that a career at an investment bank is raucous fun. But corporate influencers show that the small hours are spent drowning in emails, not cocaine https://t.co/SVZ3kgWUMr ...

The Peter Mandelson affair has yet to implicate civil servants in the former Labour politician’s dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. The same cannot be said for some of Andrew’s aides https://t.co/sI4sp89T4i ...

Elon Musk has announced that he wants to build a city on the Moon. Is this feasible? In 2024, 1843 spoke to space designers to learn about the challenges of lunar construction https://t.co/kXoqy6JmLO ...

Sri Lanka’s inexperienced government has proved itself a surprisingly responsible handler of the country’s debts. But economic and environmental blows have left their marks https://t.co/J63iemjJjz ...

An outlandish take on Emily Brontë’s novel highlights the adaptation conundrum https://t.co/Zcu6uO252O ...

The question of Sir Keir Starmer’s survival as prime minister has dominated the news in Britain. His Labour government has been getting through rather a lot of business, however https://t.co/diVJFVdLqs ...